Quite enjoyable. An almost perfect reboat this time!

Rating: 9/10 (27 June 2018)

"Homecoming" refers to the high school dance. I saw the "Starz version" which may have a few "tweaks" to it for cable-cast, such as language and excess graphics "clean-up"? At last, like James Bond, this version isn't compelled to explain the "legend" and Aunt May (without Uncle Ben) just keeps getting younger and younger. Here Peter is a scrawny 14-to16-year-old kid and no big, bulging super hero-body. Like previous tales, his tormentor/villain is someone he knows very well. It is set in a Queens-NYC high school and Michael Keaton plays the "Vulture" villain in a super suit. (Similar to "The Goblin" in another Spiderman movie). He is the dad of "Liz" whom our hero has a major "crush" on. A lot of knock down and blow 'em up action but very little body count or graphics in the version I saw. Peter Parker saves everyone in the Washington Monument Elevator (Remember that Superman does this at the Eiffel Tower?) He and the Vulture take apart an invisible plane carrying mega-weapons. As Spiderman is not a "killer", Vulture goes to jail. Peter loses the girl but Tony Stark drops off a super-enhanced red suit, so now Aunt May knows, (and The Vulture knows), who he is. Stay tuned for the sequel...