I don't know if continuing to amalgamate Ultimate Marvel-verse with the mainstream is a good thing.

Rating: 5/10 (9 July 2017)

Yeah, I admit Tom Holland does a good job recreating the Everyboy role of Peter Parker with the same convincing plausibility that he demonstrated in "Capt. America: Civil War." But, I'm not sure Latinizing the character of Eugene "Flash" Thomson is such a good idea. As his bullying of Peter makes him seem like an anti-Caucasian racist jerk!
Then, there's Michael Keaton as Adrian "The Vulture" Toomes. He does a pretty good job recreating the comic book version's origin (re: being an unfairly cheated small-time businessman). And making Phineas "The Tinkerer" Mason his techno-whiz second-in-command was an equally clever touch. But, I still didn't feel as sorry for him as I felt towards the dysfunctional Osborne family (Norman's not Ozzie's) in the Toby Maguire flicks! So, I have to rule the director's attempt to make The Vulture a slightly more sympathetic character an undeniable failure.
Last, but not least: who the heck is Zendaya?! And is Michelle "MJ" Jones going to turn out to be related to Rick, Jessica, and Angelica?
Combine all that with the increased swearing (only the absence of f- bombs making this PG-13 rather than R) and you have a Spidey film not even half-way as close to being family-friendly as the Raimi trilogy.
So, stick to WONDER WOMAN.