There could have been no better way to mark the return of the estranged mega-star to the folds of Marvel Multi-verse.

Rating: 9/10 (8 July 2017)

Tom Holland is probably the best and most relatable Spiderman ever and this film is an almost dream reconstruction of the Spiderman franchise. Spiderman seems refreshingly different than usual, nerdy and way stronger than ever before.
For the first time a Spiderman villain is not pathetic or irrelevant and the credit goes not only to Keaton but also the writers to have shaped a memorable anti-hero character.
If you thought this was a childish film... well you are mistaken. If you thought Wonder Woman was the best film of the year, you are mistaken there as well, with two big movies yet to be released, it is too soon to form an opinion. But, I will tell you what Spiderman Homecoming has done, it has raised the bar and now the upcoming films have to compete with this Spiderman masterpiece.
On the hindsight, the film makers have obliterated Spiderman's character building exercise, where in he needs to make irrevocable mistakes as to shape his character in future. The absence of Uncle Ben, death of Peter's parents and the tag-line: with great powers come great responsibilities are missing and might as well affect the character in future endeavors.
Lastly, some films are made in such ways that everything falls right in place in those 2+ hours of screen time. And Marvel somehow has managed to master the Art and Homecoming for a change is one "clean" Marvel film which manages to attract the young, the adults and the young adults alike.