Fun but too many changes

Rating: 3/10 (4 March 2018)

Spider-Man: Homecoming is a cash grab. Peter Parker and Aunt May in the original comics were so much better and offered more suspense than what they have been putting out these days. I actually refused to see any of them after Spider-Man 3 with Toby McGuire. I didn't like the direction they were taking with the story, reinventing it.
Peter Parker, for the same reason he wouldn't join the Avengers in this movie, is "your friendly neighborhood Spider-man". He isn't out for the glory or the fame. He just wants to be himself with a side job of protecting the innocent. He is your typical guy next door.
Instead of keeping Peter Park young, they should have let him age gracefully and let him be an "old Spider-Man". Hell, I could have written a better script than the last four movies. It also would have been best to let Aunt May die off so there could be flash backs of her or Uncle Ben. Instead they put a younger version of Aunt May in the movie? For what?
This was a fun movie and it had some fun scenes, but it was often contrived. They forced their way through the movie and it made it predictable. The characters were meh and they script was worse. I could predict after the first twenty minute of the movie, the middle and the end.
It isn't the actors fault. I blame the script writers and the directors.
I give it an F rating, but (3) stars for the action.