Name drop, name drop. Cameo, cameo.

Rating: 6/10 (10 July 2017)

Homecoming isn't a bad movie, it's just very, very reliant on outside help.
Let's start with the good:
Tom Holland is a better Spider-Man, than we've seen in a while. The high school dynamic of a teenage Peter Parker really sort of works here.
Michael Keaton. If there is one reason I could give to see this movie, it would be Michaels portrayal of the Vulture. At long last a "Marvel" movie introduces not only a good villain, played by a great actor, but they've given him an arc that makes sense. In this movie, you get Adrian Toomes, and kind of agree with him. I found myself thinking "Hey, you know what, he's got a point!", rather than the typical Marvel fare of the hero battling some nameless thing shooting up into the sky.
The annoying thing about Homecoming is the fact that it uses the greater MCU as a crutch to make it work. The film comes dangerously close to being Iron Man 4.
I guess these days though, that's what you get.