Homecoming is better, in a nutshell. 1. Spider-Man The tone was established in "Homecoming" for a new Spider-Man and a new Spider-Universe. People didn't enjoy the film at first, but their opinions changed once they saw Far From Home. Compared to Far From Home, here are some ways in which Homecoming excels: 2. The vulture was a more interesting villain because his evil deeds were motivated by a desire to provide for his family. In contrast, Beck/Mysterio came out as too exaggerated and wicked for its own good. 3. In Homecoming, Aunt May and Ned had more significant roles. In spite of concerns over Aunt May's reaction to Peter's secret identity as Spider-Man, Peter and his friends just laughed about it in Far from Home. 4. Tony had a small role in "Homecoming," but the focus was on Peter Parker going off on his own. In "Far From Home," however, Tony is shown as basically "Iron Spidey," Parker's replacement. 5. Spider-Man has little interest in protecting innocent people and would rather go on a date. The protagonist in Homecoming is someone he consistently casts as the hero. He is a reluctant hero in Far From Home. 6. Weak pace; the first half drags on for much too long; the "blip's" aftermath is treated too insensitively.