This was good in some spots but bad in others. Minor Spoilers Nothing big.

Rating: 7/10 (18 July 2017)

I'm willing to forgive some of the bad cause I know they have to be different from the other films. The worst case is Flash Thompson who instead of being a jock is a nerdy guy who is actually smaller than Peter. And just acts rudely most of the time. This guy is not going to be at all like the guy in the comics who after Highschool joined the marines and became a war hero. Also the reason he hates Peter is because Peter is better at answering questions in class and in physics bowel than he is. I'm not kidding.
Peter has s a friend named Ned who resembles nothing of Ned Leeds the only Spidey character with said name. He really is some character from the Ultimate comic Universe named Ganke where he is friends with the newer Spider-Man Miles Morales. Why isn't his name just Ganke? I guess because it's not an American name.
There isn't really any romance in this movie for Peter who keeps having to ditch being with Liz (who is supposed to be similar to Liz Allen in the comics. Though her last name turns out not to be Alle. But I'll get to that in the spoiler section at the end of the review. The other girl Michelle is rather boring and spends most of the film acting like she doesn't want to be in the movie.
Now Michael Keaton as Vulture is awesome. Wish we could see him as a villain more often in movies. I also liked some of his other crew. Shocker wasn't too bad. I look forward to seeing more of him in the next movie. Hope they give him his more classic look later.
Also I will admit I would've rather had Peter be a bit older and if you want to see an adult Peter Parker you probably won't be seeing one for quite a while in the MCU since he's 15 in this movie and will probably be 16 in the next one.
And for those worried about Tony Stark/Iron Man, he is a supporting character but does help Peter out as Iron Man a few times in the movie. But he is only in it maybe 10-15 minutes at the most. Since Peter is only 15 in this he is under supervision by Stark who tells him what he should and shouldn't do as Spider-Man. Over all a 7/10. Way better than the atrocity of Spider-Man 3. I still prefer ASM 1 and 2 though hopefully the next movie might change my mind. Also you might want to skip to end credit scene which contains absolutely nothing interesting.