A teenage Peter Parker (Spider-man) is trying to find his way into The Avengers (a group of superheroes) and his way in the superhero world.

Rating: 8/10 (11 August 2017)

With a new "Spider-man" (actor), as well as basically a whole new cast (apart from Iron Man cameos) I saw the new trailer for "Spider-man: Homecoming" and thought (despite being a fan of them): "How are they going to drag it out now?" Seems I was wrong. After years of "Spider-man" film adaptations, the origins have been redone by Andrew Garfield (2012) after they were adapted by Tobey Maguire, ten years earlier, with many of the memorable and interesting villains already being adapted. That's why I was glad to see no more origins. "Spider-man: Homecoming" is about Peter Parker trying to pair his social and superhero life together in the peak of adolescence. Meanwhile, Spider-man, his alter-ego/superhero identity, is trying to find his 'big break' in the superhero world, competing against a range of factors (e.g. school, love-life, age, etc).
This film is the 'in-between' of all the previous movies, with a fantastic and well-driven plot-line, and many comedic touches which lighten up the atmosphere. As well as numerous plot-twists, this "Spider-man" movie can only be topped by the epic action and battle sequences in which it follows.