Good but underwhelming.

Rating: 5/10 (11 July 2017)

What made this film less than what it should've been are first of all the lucky coincidences/conveniences:
(eg. he is coincidentally situated perfectly to spot the Vulture's thugs who happen to be robbing the bank across the street from his favorite deli.
While on the roof at Liz's house party Spider-man happens to see a huge blue explosion goes off that apparently no one else sees.
Vulture drops Spidey from the air but luckily he falls into a lake, and luckily his suit even has a built-in air dryer, and luckily the Vulture happened to inadvertently drop one of his precious magic rocks and Spiderman coincidentally found it.
Peter learns that Vulture's gang is headed to Washington DC and wouldn't you know it, but his Math wiz club, is also going to DC at this exact same time.
Spiderman, trapped in a high security storage facility, hacks the security panel by randomly punching in numbers, and conveniently gets it right eventually without sounding any alarms.
While he is doing this his math club is conveniently winning their award despite the fact that Peter is supposed to be their star member, making his absence ultimately inconsequential.
Spidey gets to his friends in the nick of time, disposes of the bomb seconds before it explodes and saves the girl he happens to have a crush on.
Peter apologizes to Liz for bailing, and conveniently she not only completely forgives him, but agrees to be his date to homecoming because apparently no one else has asked the hottest girl in school.
Spiderman decides to interrogate a hardened criminal who apparently never learned that ratting is a bad idea in the underworld because he tips Spidey off as to where Vulture's next big hit is.
On the ferry he intercepts the thugs' planned weapon sale but coincidentally the FBI are aboard too for no explained reason, and they stupidly hold Spiderman at gunpoint. But conveniently, the Vulture, seeing this, stupidly makes a car-destroying scene that distracts the FBI and allows Spidey to escape.
In the chaos the boat is cut in half but when Spidey can't fix it Tony as Ironman comes to the rescue.
Peter goes to pick up Liz and who opens the door but the Vulture... who is coincidentally her father.
Peter, now with his homemade suit goes to chase after vulture, but one of his thugs – Shocker – is waiting for him for some reason and attacks him in the school parking lot. Spidey is almost done for when this time Ned rescues him.
Vulture topples a building on Peter and then flies away. Luckily for Peter, after collapsing the building, the Vulture doesn't bother to stick around to make sure he's dead. Luckier still, Vulture went to a nearby billboard to sit and watch for Stark's plane. Even luckier still, the Vulture doesn't notice Peter escaping from the rubble and subsequently webbing onto Vulture. Even luckier still, when Vulture says to his helper that he notices some drag the person on the other end brushed it off, because you know, aerodynamics is such an imperfect science.
Anyway you get the idea)
But there was one single scene that brought this movie down a star or two... When pursuing the Vulture, rather than giving us an awesome swinging scene, they had Spider-Man steal a kid's car, drive like a maniac endangering lives and destroy the car.
Grand theft auto is not the Spider-Man I wanted to see.