It's old and new at the same time.

Rating: 9/10 (6 July 2017)

As with the previous Spidey flicks, the films doesn't get Everything right. But, mostly, it is the closest to being spot Here are reasons: 1. An actual teenager plays Peter/Spidey. This brings an awesome Kick Ass element to the film. Tom Holland looks like a teen rather than a twenty-something...because he is a teenager. As much as I liked Andrew Garfield (he should have played college age Spidey), Tom Holland brings it home as a true high school Peter/Spidey.
2. In the first Spiderman, Willem Defoe camped it up hard core with delicious villainy. Michael Keaton, as the Vulture, brings sympathy for Adrian Toomes/Vulture at first. Buuuut (no spoilers because I hate them) he gives you a reason to reeeaaally dislike him at the end. Keaton as the Vulture was just balls-out! 3. Without spoiling anything, Ironman and Captain American appear. You've seen Tony/Ironman in the trailers. Nothing new there...maybe:) Finally, there are two end-credit scenes. The first one is heart warming. But, you must ABSOLUTELY watch the second one. I mean, it is paramount that you stay and watch the second one. You will NOT be sorry.
Enjoy! It's Spidey, our favorite webhead! What's not to love?