Confused

Rating: 1/10 (6 July 2017)

I'll start from the beginning as the movie slowly starts to unravel itself.The plot is simple enough to follow and nothing out of the unexpected occurs throughout the film and no twist and turns. The younger cast is not okay... looks like a bunch of 7th or 8th graders. Only Holland is good enough but he too relies on quips and jokes with his uncle Stark who continuously provide him with gadgets and improvement because unlike his comic counterpart this spider-man is a idiot for someone to be actually known to be as "one of the greatest scientific minds in marvel universe". why did they shoehorn Stark into the film? The ferry scene was setting up to be good but in comes our savior of the day since our lead hero isn't enough. Also why keep on showing so much footage before the movie releases? why shoehorn stark and not give more than required screen time for the villain and his motivations? why give Parker a AI in the suit? just so that he can banter around to himself ?
The younger cast is something not to be touched upon.
Ned Leeds??? a bastardized version of our actual character,
Liz Allan a black-washing i might say,
Betty looks like a toddler, Flash Thompson... a joke of what the character is actually in the comics heck even the actor himself quoted that people may not like his portrayal and he is very different from the source material. If you don't believe me just google it for proof.
Only Michael Keaton and tom Holland are good in their roles but that's just it.
Of course i won't stretch on the cgi fight which is undoubtedly fake as much as possible but ironically are the good parts of the film.
Sony and Marvel has little to zero confidence in the lead character that they had to cram in all kind of big names like RDJ and Keaton to the film so that audiences might buy a ticket or two.
The tinkerer looks something his 21st century grandson not the actual character though.
Bokeem Woodbine is meh as shocker and adds nothing new to the overcrowded film as does Danny Glover's character of Aron Davis.
Another good casting/part about the film is Michael "Vaas" Mando from Far Cry 3 as Mac Gargan who i hope sincerely doesn't disappoint us in the sequel as Scorpion.
Instead of some independent loner character who is constantly doubting his abilities and the "great power"that come with it the film manages to be focusing on the school drama which is irrelevant.
The post credit scene is good but isn't right for teasing the fate of the characters since the villains took some time to band together and pose a real threat to our wall crawler in the comics.
All in all a boring to passable film which will haul in loads of money for Sony and make the teenage fans go gasping for breath since it's "awesome"