My Spidey Sense Is Tingling

Rating: 7/10 (23 July 2017)

My review of Spiderman Homecoming I saw Spiderman Homecoming and it was cool. I thought it was interesting but I'm not a big Spiderman fan. I'm more of a DC fan myself and I've never really understood the big deal about Spiderman, oh sure he can swing from place to place and have super strength which is fine but what else can he do? Anyway the new spidey is played by Tom Holland who I had hadn't heard of and he's British, those Brits fooled me again gosh darn it. He plays Spiderman/Peter Parker who is a freshman in High School and he's trying to deal with being a teen, doing homework, girls and oh yeah being a secret superhero who's trying to proof himself to Tony Stark/Iron Man who is played by Rodney Downey Jr who claims he's not playing the role anymore after Avengers Infinity Wars but frankly I don't believe him because he loves the role. Tom/Spiderman is trying to prove to Tony/Iron Man that he can join the Avengers but Tony feels he's not ready and to be patience but he's a teenagers their not patience believe me. I have one in the house who is 13 who is so impatience it's annoying. Kids these days.
Michael Keaton plays the bad guy Vulture which is not to my liking. I'm not use to him playing the villain he's Batman for goodness sake but he played Vulture with a tough exterior of the character and not to mess with him or get in his way.
Now I'm just going say it but that girl Zendaya who played Michelle was ANNOYING. Oh my God I wanted to smack her and say "Dude your jokes aren't funny, go away and bother someone else." but I can't cause I wasn't in the movie BUT if I had been it would have been funnier than her lame behind. Anyway sorry I had to get that off my chest, she really gets on my nerves. Please tell me it's not just me. And Jon Favreau as Happy Hogan annoyed me too but not as much as Zendaya.
The special effect of the movie were great. I wish I could fly around the city instead of using my feet but I'm not spiderwoman. I thought the script was a bit played out, I mean typical kid who is a superhero having problems with school, women and oh defeating the world. Not saying that's a bad thing but it's been done before many times from other Spiderman films I just wanted something a bit different. Why can't we see Spiderman grow up and take on the world. Why does he always have to be a teen.
I did like Peter's sidekick/friend Ned who discovered that his best friend is a superhero. Who wouldn't want a friend to be a hero? Ned gives some comic relief to many of the scenes which I found enjoyable.
Anyway should you see this film? Hmm well it depends if you're a superhero fan then yes see it. If not, maybe stay at home and wait for it to on demand or Redbox. It's up to you but I would recommend it.