Don't get triggered

Rating: 1/10 (16 July 2017)

I'm giving this film a rating of one to counterbalance the over abundance of perfect scores.
This is far from a perfect film...
No character arc... no compelling score... little tension... awkward pacing... weak villains (sorry Michael Keaton)... Stark saving Peter (ruining the tension)... Stark making Peter's suit... bad 'love interest'... no influence character... etc.
But then again there was some good things...
Alright humour (not really my type but it should please a good few people).... good cinematography... no over-dramatic nonsense... an okay twist (only okay because it breaks up the ineffectiveness of the film and creates some well needed tension)... etc.
And there was a brilliant thing...
That being the fact that the school students actually look like teenagers (and not thirty year olds pretending to be sixteen). Because of this I have a lot of confidence that these characters - particularly the main cast - will grow out of their awkward adolescent phase and grow to be quite compelling characters.
The reason I can forgive this film is because my teenage years, too, were quite awkward, especially when I look back on it nowadays; and the reason why I'm hopeful for the sequels to come is because I believe these characters will grow up to be something amazing (unlike myself).
Honestly I'd give this film a 4 out of 10, but I no doubt love Tom Holland as both Spidy and Peter Parker.