Spider-Man: Homecoming
- 2017
- PG-13
- 2h 13m
IMDb RATING - 7.4/10
- Action
- Adventure
- Sci-Fi
FILM REVIEW
Marvel universe has Peter Parker (Tom Holland) trying to find a balance
between his high school years and wanting to join The Avengers as
Spider-Man. While all of this is going on Vulture (Michael Keaton) is
creating some high tech and dangerous weapons to sell on the streets.
SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING seemed to get a lot of mixed reviews but I personally thought it was very entertaining and in fact I thought it was much better than WONDER WOMAN. What's amazing is that this is the third reboot of this series going back to the Sam Raimi films and it's really amazing that the studio keeps managing to get the perfect casts to pull the stories off. This film not only works as a very good action movie but I thought the teenage drama stuff worked quite nicely as well.
As I stated, the performances here really help make the film as entertaining as it is. The performance by Holland was excellent and I thought he was perfect during the scenes where the character is actually being a nerd and conflicted with various emotions. Keaton was also wonderful in his role as he perfectly played the villain. Robert Downey, Jr. could sleepwalk in his role as Tony Stark but he's always fun as is Jon Favreau in his part. Donald Glover and Bokeem Woodbine were also very good as was Laura Harrier as the love interest. Marisa Tomei looks great but she's a bit too young for her role as Aunt May. Even Jacob Batalon adds nice comic relief.
The action scenes are all highly exciting and it's the perfect use of CGI. I'm not a CGI fan but there's no question that it mixes in perfectly well with the rest of the footage. I'd also argue that the story itself was quite good in regards to everything going wrong in Parker's personal life and I thought the screenplay perfectly handled his emotions of trying to balance everything. Technically the film is very impressive from start to finish and there are some truly great scenes scattered throughout the picture.
SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING seemed to get a lot of mixed reviews but I personally thought it was very entertaining and in fact I thought it was much better than WONDER WOMAN. What's amazing is that this is the third reboot of this series going back to the Sam Raimi films and it's really amazing that the studio keeps managing to get the perfect casts to pull the stories off. This film not only works as a very good action movie but I thought the teenage drama stuff worked quite nicely as well.
As I stated, the performances here really help make the film as entertaining as it is. The performance by Holland was excellent and I thought he was perfect during the scenes where the character is actually being a nerd and conflicted with various emotions. Keaton was also wonderful in his role as he perfectly played the villain. Robert Downey, Jr. could sleepwalk in his role as Tony Stark but he's always fun as is Jon Favreau in his part. Donald Glover and Bokeem Woodbine were also very good as was Laura Harrier as the love interest. Marisa Tomei looks great but she's a bit too young for her role as Aunt May. Even Jacob Batalon adds nice comic relief.
The action scenes are all highly exciting and it's the perfect use of CGI. I'm not a CGI fan but there's no question that it mixes in perfectly well with the rest of the footage. I'd also argue that the story itself was quite good in regards to everything going wrong in Parker's personal life and I thought the screenplay perfectly handled his emotions of trying to balance everything. Technically the film is very impressive from start to finish and there are some truly great scenes scattered throughout the picture.
Full Cast & Crew
Directed by
Jon Watts | ... | (directed by) |
Writing Credits (WGA)
Jonathan Goldstein | ... | (screenplay by) & |
John Francis Daley | ... | (screenplay by) and |
Jon Watts | ... | (screenplay by) & |
Christopher Ford | ... | (screenplay by) and |
Chris McKenna | ... | (screenplay by) & |
Erik Sommers | ... | (screenplay by) |
Jonathan Goldstein | ... | (screen story by) & |
John Francis Daley | ... | (screen story by) |
Stan Lee | ... | (based on the Marvel comic book by) & |
Steve Ditko | ... | (based on the Marvel comic book by) |
Joe Simon | ... | (Captain America created by) and |
Jack Kirby | ... | (Captain America created by) |
Cast (in credits order) verified as complete
Tom Holland | ... | Peter Parker / Spider-Man | |
Michael Keaton | ... | Adrian Toomes / Vulture | |
Robert Downey Jr. | ... | Tony Stark / Iron Man | |
Marisa Tomei | ... | May Parker | |
Jon Favreau | ... | Happy Hogan | |
Gwyneth Paltrow | ... | Pepper Potts | |
Zendaya | ... | Michelle | |
Donald Glover | ... | Aaron Davis | |
Jacob Batalon | ... | Ned | |
Laura Harrier | ... | Liz | |
Tony Revolori | ... | Flash | |
Bokeem Woodbine | ... | Herman Schultz / Shocker #2 | |
Tyne Daly | ... | Anne Marie Hoag | |
Abraham Attah | ... | Abe | |
Hannibal Buress | ... | Coach Wilson | |
Kenneth Choi | ... | Principal Morita | |
Selenis Leyva | ... | Ms. Warren | |
Angourie Rice | ... | Betty | |
Martin Starr | ... | Mr. Harrington | |
Garcelle Beauvais | ... | Doris Toomes | |
Michael Chernus | ... | Phineas Mason / The Tinkerer | |
Michael Mando | ... | Mac Gargan | |
Logan Marshall-Green | ... | Jackson Brice / Shocker #1 | |
Jennifer Connelly | ... | Karen / Suit Lady (voice) | |
Gary Weeks | ... | Agent Foster | |
Christopher Berry | ... | Randy | |
Jorge Lendeborg Jr. | ... | Jason | |
Tunde Adebimpe | ... | Mr. Cobbwell | |
Tiffany Espensen | ... | Cindy | |
Isabella Amara | ... | Sally | |
Michael Barbieri | ... | Charles | |
Josie Totah | ... | Seymour (as J.J. Totah) | |
Hemky Madera | ... | Mr. Delmar | |
Zach Cherry | ... | Street Vendor | |
Kirk R. Thatcher | ... | Punk on Street (as Kirk Thatcher) | |
Yu Lew | ... | Car Jacker | |
Sondra James | ... | Yelling Woman | |
Bob Adrian | ... | Yelling Man | |
Gary Richardson | ... | Day Sleeper | |
Stan Lee | ... | Gary | |
Joe Hang | ... | Thai Waiter | |
Wayne Pére | ... | History Teacher | |
Chris Evans | ... | Steve Rogers / Captain America | |
Alexa Laraki | ... | Tent Kid | |
Liza Fagin | ... | Tent Kid | |
Kerry Condon | ... | Friday (voice) | |
John Penick | ... | Mr. Hapgood | |
Ethan Dizon | ... | Tiny | |
Amy Hill | ... | Decathlon Moderator | |
Miles Mussenden | ... | Park Ranger | |
Martha Kelly | ... | Tour Guide | |
Kevin LaRosa Jr. | ... | Helicopter Pilot (as Kevin N. LaRosa) | |
Ren Colley | ... | Ferry Kid | |
Jennifer Kim | ... | Ferry Mom | |
Ari Groover | ... | Ferry Commuter | |
Louis Gonzalez | ... | Ferry Commuter | |
Stewart Steinberg | ... | Ferry Commuter | |
Andy Powers | ... | Ferry Commuter | |
Omar Capra | ... | Yeah Spider-Man Guy | |
Nitin Nohria | ... | Dean Crimson | |
Vince Foster | ... | Stark Tower Technician | |
Brian Schaeffer | ... | Stark Tower Employee |
Produced by
Victoria Alonso | ... | executive producer |
Avi Arad | ... | executive producer |
Mitchell Bell | ... | co-producer (as Mitch Bell) |
Eric Hauserman Carroll | ... | co-producer |
Louis D'Esposito | ... | executive producer |
Kevin Feige | ... | producer (produced by) (p.g.a.) |
Jeremy Latcham | ... | executive producer |
Stan Lee | ... | executive producer |
Rachel O'Connor | ... | co-producer |
Amy Pascal | ... | producer (produced by) (p.g.a.) |
Matt Tolmach | ... | executive producer |
Patricia Whitcher | ... | executive producer |
Music by
Michael Giacchino | ... | (music by) |
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