To answer your confusion about Peter’s powers, Monica. In most comics and cartoons, Peter was bitten by a genetically enhanced spider, granting him his powers. But he usually has to build a set of mechanical web shooters and mix a special web fluid himself. Only the first film series changed it to giving him organic webs
@@moonknightish true but that story was in 2005, after the first two Raimi films so Raimi was the first to change from mechanical to organic web shooters
@@jackcrofts-mullin461 I guess you're right, I was 12 in 2005, I never made the connection that they changed it in the comics to make it more similar to the movies. Now that I think about it, it makes sense, It's a common practice, sadly.
@@xmant8842 exactly. The mechanical web shooters are the perfect opportunity to visually demonstrate Peter’s intellect. Plus there’s all the story potential too. What happens if his webs run out during a fight and he doesn’t have time to change cartridges? We see how Peter can change tactics mid-fight
Vulture was described as a “poor man’s Tony Stark” in this film. Love the parallels between him and Stark (like the POV shot when he has his mask on etc)
actually he's a poor man's Iron man. Tinkerer is a poor man's Tony Stark. Vulture doesn't have any tech/science skills he just wears the suit. Tinkerer is the science brains behind the technology.
It made me laugh SO hard when we'd sat there all that time and he came onscreen and started talking about patience... hilarious. Still my fave end credits
@@joeypotter6051 I take my mother to see all these and before she got on the train fully which was around Ragnorok, she didn't care to wait for the post credits, but she actually laughed at this one which surprised me you'd think someone who already didn't want to wait would appreciate the trolling but she did.... actually it's about the only reaction she's had to ANY post credit scene lol all the others he just goes "we could've left we didn't have to wait to see that."
The thing is Monica, because there's already been 2 Spidermen before Tom Holland, they didn't focus on the backstory really, but he was still bitten by a spider the only thing is he doesn't have his own webs naturally from his body he has to make them. (which if I'm not mistaken is actually more comic book accurate)
You’re definitely right about Tom Holland (actor that plays spider-man). He’s known for spoilers. As a result, they don’t allow him to read the entire scripts anymore😂. Also he’s not allowed in an interview without someone else being their to prevent him from spoiling. It’s honestly really funny
Growing up reading the comics, Ive seen several different versions of that in the old comics, so I was overjoyed to see it finally done on screen here.
A great little detail is that Peter's suit AI, Karen, is voiced by Jennifer Connelly, who happens to be married to Paul Bettany (lucky assholes the both of them), who was Tony's suit AI before becoming Vision. I always assumed he was like, "dude, you can literally pull your paycheck in your pajamas. I'll get them to give you the role."
Guys I hope you enjoy the reaction, if you’ve seen the new Spider-Man hope you all enjoyed that too…Just so you guys know, because of copyright issues we’re further back on UA-cam than Patreon we just finished doing s1 of Wanda vision, so those saying watch the OG trilogy and the two other spider man movies before NWH we will, but heads up we have watched Far from Home, I’ve also started solo reactions to the X-men so yeah quite allot has happened.
@@RicoPresents yup the newest one is no way home..so you still kind of have time for the og trilogy if you’re not seeing it now in theatres but reacting to it later
Nice fact: The hand salute beetween Peter and Ned is actually a refference to the Avengers, every hand move represent one of them (Iron Man, Thor, Hulk, Captain America, Black Widow and Hawkeye)
51:32 Actually Peter is stronger than a super soldier and even more than a Black Panther, he held Bucky's metal arm like it was nothing and still had time to admire as Bucky tried to pull back
@@louistubegaming6737 I'm not talking about power, but about brute force, in terms of power so the black panther is way above, but in brute force spider man wins without difficulty, considering that the black panther fought toe to toe with the winter soldier we can deduce that his strength is relatively equal to that of a super soldier, And Peter has already demonstrated that he's stronger than super soldiers, so it's not hard to make an association
The best thing about what Stark said to Peter about how he shouldn’t have the suit if he’s nothing without it is such a perfect call back to Iron Man 3 where he use to be nothing without his suit but he learned to become someone without it. Tony is always learning and always evolving
@@rhyskenshin7325 when he challenged a terrorist to a deathmatch at his own house while PEPPER was still there, for no other reason than to satisfy his own ego
@@insertnamehere2746 ahhh that part. To be fair his close friend was almost killed. And by the end of the film he is, and says so himself, and I quote, “I’m a changed man” .
@@rhyskenshin7325 And by the end of the film he actually WASNT a changed man because 1) He shows up in Age of Ultron IN HIS SUIT (Which he SUPPOSEDLY DESTROYS IN IM3) and 2) He CONTINUES to create villains going forward. That man DID NOT CHANGE AT ALL
The 8 years later thing is actually a mistake. The Battle of New York took place in 2012 and this movie takes place in 2016. That's what ya get when a studio other than Marvel is in control of a movie that's set in the MCU.
@@jm329 Because 2008 is before the first Iron Man movie. It is evident it is the same mistake: 2008 is 8 years before. It should be 2012 (4 years ago).
6:44 He did get bitten by a spider.... but Marvel didn't show it in this movie. This is because there have been two other spider-man played by 2 different actors. In these two, they showed how he got bitten, etc. But here they didn't show it again cuz it will be repetitive, each time we will see the same thing all over again and again. By this time everyone knows he got bitten and how he got his powers... I think it was the right move not to show these things again.
It's funny how fans now criticize Holland's Spider-Man/Peter for not showing or overtly referencing his origin, Uncle Ben or having the "With Great Power" mantra (for the time being) in his MCU appearances for the most part. But people have to remember than when Holland's Spider-Man was introduced in "Civil War", we were only 2 years removed from the Andrew Garfield movies, where a major criticism was that they SHOWED THE ORIGIN again. So when it came time for a new Spidey to be introduced in the MCU, the powers-that-be decided to take the "Incredible Hulk" approach, and just have Peter be Spider-Man already, and merely hint at his origin, as fans already knew the general info.
In the comics Spider-Man is bit by a radioactive spider which gives him his super strength, spider senses, and stickiness, but he always makes his webs artificially to tie in how smart he is scientifically. The early Spider-Man movies changed that up a bit by having that Peter Parker (played by Tobey Maguire) develop the ability to shoot webs out of his wrists. That’s not exactly comic book accurate tho.
I kind of always hated that change of "lets make his web shooters "organic", because I kinda like it in the comics that he sometimes runs out of webbing fluid or his cartridges, and has to do without them until he can get more/reload them!
He was still bitten by a spider, but the MCU follows the comics more closely than the old Sam Rammy movies; the powers he got from the bite were super strength, wall climbing and a nearly psychic sense of danger. Just as in the comics, in the MCU Peter needs to create the webs himself instead of always having them as part of his body
Vulture in this film is probably the most relatable villain. Dude was working a job, only for Stark and government drones to come in, put him out of work and Tony gets dibs on all the tech so he just become richer with an even bigger monopoly on stuff. Was 100% for Vulture.
Yeah, I can't relate to a guy with violent tendencies who misappropriates alien tech for his own financial gain and THREATENS CHILDREN (Spidey's still a 15 yr old kid, btw) with death if he tries to stop them.
Don’t forget that the only reason Spider-Man showed up in civil war was because Tony essentially black mailed him. Tony was a 30 year old man who made weapons and only learned his lesson after he was almost killed by what he made. Ahhh
@@blueroninstudios Vulture was literally one of the most peaceful villains in the MCU. He worked in the shadows for almost his whole criminal career, he took care of his crew and family as he cared for their wellbeing, he only resorted to violence when absolutely necessary, and he only attacked Spiderman before knowing that he was kid. After finding out he was just a kid, he gave him a chance to forget about everything and move on. After Spiderman pursued HIM, he tried to talk him down one last time. Good hearted villain if you use your brain.
@@blueroninstudios You'd be surprised what parents will do. Vulture was trying to do the job legitimately, and was boxed-out by monopolistic wealth and connections. He did what he had to in order to protect his family (as he saw it), with what advantages he had. This is Civil War all over again; take away people's ability to seek peaceful redress, don't be surprised when they attempt it by other means. "Those who make peaceful revolution impossible make violent revolution inevitable". - JFK.
@@discolullaby5777 Not really. Tony blackmailed Peter at first to get him to break with his regular life and go to Germany, sure, but Peter would have assisted Tony in the cause itself. He was telling Cap about how Tony had convinced him as they fought.
I waited. The whole end credits. Bouncing from one leg to the other, I needed to GO so bad. I never laughed so hard while also feeling so incredibly cheated. Felt like Disney was personally trolling me.
They actually were trolling, Marvel. We all got trolled. By Captain America. Thanks, Cap! Pretty sure that guys a war criminal now, but whatever. (hehe)
A spider can lift 170x their weight, and if Peter has inherited a spider's powers, he could lift about 25000 pounds, roughly translating to 12.5 ton. But in the comics it has been proven he can lift up to 100-300 tons if under extreme conditions. - googled
Nope. 616 Spidey was a 10 tonner so 12.5 is accurate. There was a (few)time(s) he had enhanced powers and then he had 30+ Ton abilities for a short time. Once he held up a building support(buildings/homes have many), but he wasn't holding the whole building, he was just stopping that section from falling, if it fell then the whole structure could collapse, so there is a difference. A heavy cabinet/bookcase could start to fall over and I stop it with my body and keep it from hitting the floor, but that does not mean I can lift it over my head. Hulk did a similar thing with a mountain range in Secret Wars but he was only supporting(Not lifting) the part above the heroes and not the entire range. People don't understand the laws of physics at all. I've seen too many inaccuracies via Google, and since you can't spell it properly with G not g, then you proved my point of information on heroes being wrong or misplaced.
It used to be 10 tonnes, then it was switched to 25 tons, but he has also since been said to be able to do 100 to 125 tonnes without exerting himself. Officially in the comics, spider man is ranked as a "power level 8" superhero... which also includes Captain Marvel. He is technically every bit as strong as her (when at his prime) if not stronger... however he holds back *a lot* as he doesn't really want to hurt people and he's never been super interested in testing his strength. Though power level 8 also has a lot of variance because Steve Rodgers is also power level 8 and his "superhuman" attributes are slightly beyond "peak human" (though when 'regular' humans are able to lift 800lbs in comics that kind of sets the scale) in every regard, with some exceptions like being nearly immune to chemicals and such. Captain america certainly doesn't have anything on the physical feats of spiderman or marvel. When Spider-man needs to be, he can be stronger than Thor. The basic rule with spidey is that "He's stronger than everyone faster than him, and he's considerably faster than everyone stronger than him" with almost no real exceptions. The movies really don't do justice to just how insane spiderman is.
@@Syfa its kinda hard to believe captain marvel is on the same level as spiderman. I dont think thats the case, especially after you say that steve rogers is in the same category.
Cheee!!! I can't wait for them to watch No Way Home. Also the post credit scene with Cap, I watched it in the cinema, someone shouted "Screw you, Cap" then someone answered "Language!". The whole theater just shared a good laugh. 😂
If they watch no way home they won't be as surprised or excited or know what's going on when the old villains/spidermen show up having not watched the previous movies so the reaction would feel less special.
24:29 because he tried telling both Happy and Tony once each, and Happy completely interupted him and didn't even let him explain and Tony basically just told him "not my problem". (He did not tell Peter he was calling the FBI, not that the FBI could handle the situation alone in the first place, they'd be outgunned.)
So Monica he was bitten by a spider. He gained superhuman strength, sticky fingers and toes, durability, speed, spider sense, being able to jump really far and other stuff from the bite. He developed the web shooters thou. That’s comic book accurate. In the raimi trilogy, starring Toby maguire, the spider bite also gave him the power to shoot organic webs from his wrists so he didn’t need to make web shooters
Stan Lee's favorite superhero of all time is: Spider-Man. Also Jon Waitts the Director of the Spider-Man trilogy will direct his first Fantastic Four movie in the future.
Peter got bit by a spider but his web shooters are technology, the one where he doesn’t need his web shooters is in the 2002 Spider Man and very comic book inaccurate, which is why they changed it to the technology ones. Aside from the web shooter all of Peter’s powers came from the spider.
Peter was bitten by a spider, it gave him, among other things, super strength, endurance, speed and agility, spider sense or sticking to walls, but also in comics his nets did not come from his body but were produced by launchers made by him. Only in the series of films by Sam Raimi he had an organic network, which was a nice idea for the director, but in the original, i.e. in comics, spiderman had a net from a launcher and the bite gave him the powers I mentioned earlier
6:48 Spiderman traditionally has mechanical web shooters, but because they gave him organic webs in the first Spiderman trilogy with Tobey Maguire in 2002-2007, everyone incorrectly assumes Spiderman normally has organic webs. But yes, this Spiderman did get bit by a spider, no we are not going to see it done on a movie screen for the 3rd time, and yes he has super strength, wall climbing, agility, etc.
They actually were going to use mechanical web shooters in the first Raimi film, but Sam decided to give him actual web shooting powers. Apparently he thought it was unrealistic that a teenager could create these amazing devices
In case you didn't know the comics and cartoons Tombs is called Vulture. the guy working for him with the blasters on his arms is called Shocker, the making his equipment is called the Tinkerer and the guy he was talking to in jail is called Scorpion.
Omg you two are a laugh! I love watching your reactions together. You bounce off each other so well and it's just a joy to watch. Love how Monica dismisses the reveal of MJ at the end 😂 Rico's reactions was mine.
3:36 I got so excited the first time I heard the remix of the old spider-man theme in the intro. They did that to celebrate the return of spider-man. As for who produced and owns Spider-Man it actually makes things more complicated. That movie (and the other movies of the home trilogy) are produced by Disney/Marvel *but* Sony still has the rights to the Spider-verse properties so...a lot happened with artistic licenses, changes, fights between companies etc., before they settled with the arrangement they have now (it was decided between the movies Far From Hone and No Way Home). Back in the day, I'm pretty sure that was why Sony made The Amazing Spider-man in the first place. It was right after the success of The Avengers and felt Marvel would want the rights to spider-man back if they weren't using them. So they made TAS 1, and then TAS2. But then TAS 2 did poorly, and Marvel/Disney didn't wait for Sony to stop their use of spider-man before getting in talks to get the rights. So the first appearance of Spider-man in the MCU universe (in Civil War) coincided with the year The Amazing Spider-man 3 would've come out. Right now both Sony & Disney/Marvel are heavily cooperating to produce the spider-man (and other spider-verse) movies, almost coproducing them.
I love the fact that we didn’t get the background information about Spider-Man again. We’ve already seen it many times before. It would have been a waste of time. This movie was so refreshing.
i personally love homecoming so much, it's so enjoyable and rewatchable. tom's spiderman is my first spidey and he introduced me to marvel and the mcu... you'll love far from home and no way home!!!
The Cap Trolling was EPIC! You are sitting there in the theater, upset, but at the same time laughing inside on Marvel pulling a fast one on us, and with CAP, not Deadpool.
I love Zendaya as Michelle MJ, but i still kinda hoped Liz would come back, as being Vulture's daughter, she's easily candidate to become the hero Starling.
I waited for that last end credit scene in theaters and I thought it was legit hilarious. Perfect joke imo. I did feel bad for the theater staff though >_> Also I’m so glad y’all had a good time overall despite being stressed 😆
As much as I love Tom Holland's spidey, I kinda wish that this wasn't their first experience with the character. I feel like Maguire or Garfield's spidey would've been a better introduction to Spider-Man for them. This version is very different and sometimes feels like he isn't his own hero without Iron Man or the rest of the Avengers.
Spoiler for No Way Home……. I’ve always felt that way about the MCU Spider-Man but after watching the movie, I feel the character has been redeemed. In No Way Home, it feels like he actually makes technology out of Tony Stark’s resources to help the villains get back home instead of relying on Tony Stark’s AI to tell him step by step on what to do. Now that Aunt May is gone and his friends don’t remember who he is, it’s a fresh start for him and it’s fine for them to see how he goes from depending on Tony Stark’s technology in the first two movies to making it on his own near the end of NWH. It was great that they actually show him making his own Spider-Man costume (apart from the homemade suit from the first movie) instead of wearing the suits he got from Tony Stark.
Lol a better introduction would have been an iteration where Spiderman shoots webs out of his wrists and Flash Thompson disappears after the first movie....
@@cbass9323 I mean but if they watch no way home without watching the previous sm movies then they won't know what's going on when and after doc ock and the other villains/spidermen show up and won't get the references.
When in the comics dr Otto Octavious got his mind transfered into peter parkers body and tried to fight. He punched the face off someone and realised that spiderman had always been holding back his strenght when he fought people or else he could kill most of his (super)enemies with 1 punch.
I waited for the very last end credit scene in theaters and it was actually hilarious lmao everyone else that also stayed laughed so hard. It was great😂😂
Peter was bitten by a spider, and it gave him the proportionate strength of a spider (spiders being able to lift 137 times their weight), enhanced reflexes, the ability to stick to most surfaces, and the ability to sense danger to him (the spider sense). His webs were not part of that. He built the web shooters and makes the web fluid to stick to the theme of spiders
To clear up another piece of Monica's confusion about the classic Spiderman theme.....in 1966, there was a cartoon series about Spiderman. The theme song for that cartoon was this tune with the words "Spiderman! Spiderman! Does whatever a Spider can!....". That theme song has been parodied or snipped into various incarnations of the character ever since. That is where the "Spider Pig" theme that she remembers came from. Just like, when you watch the Robert Downey Ironman movie and Rhodey calls him on HIS cell phone.....that ring tone is the theme from the 1966 Ironman cartoon.
Karen is voiced by Jennifer Connelly - a nice meta Marvel twist since in real life Connelly is married to Paul Bettany who is the voice of Jarvis (and now plays Vision!!). So the husband and wife play the two AI!
I love how vulture, Michael Keaton, threatens Peter in the car before the dance bc spiderman is so INCREDIBLY strong and could easily rip his arms off or the car doors and beat him to death but he doesn't bc he's a good and moral man. He's soooo powerful but it's bridled power and that's the scariest of all, cuz once it's let loose, good night to anyone in his way. That's part of what makes spiderman such an amazing character bc he pulls his punches knowing he could kill someone with a single punch. Love his relationship with Iron Man too. Top 2 favorite marvel characters
Your reactions are very good. Monica really does see a lot before it happens. The plot twist was excellently foreshadowed. The execution of the reveal scene was perfect. This is the best ending of any super hero movie ever. Love that you got the joke from the Captain America end credit sequence.
At 8:11 , Monica doesn't realize that New York is nothing like London with its cameras everywhere. Cameras are mostly used by private companies on their private buildings. It's very rare to find government regulated cameras in any major city.
By the way Spider-man is one of the strongest characters in Marvel, he is even stronger than Captain America and has beaten the Hulk in a 1 vs 1 match.
What? No the Spider-Man theme song has been around since 1967 which was 22 years before The Simpsons even debuted as a show and 40 years before the movie was released
The last post credits scene is still the funniest post credits scene to date in my opinion😂I still remember being in theatres and realizing Marvel took advantage of all the people in the theatre including myself and trolled us. This movie is the most nostalgic for me of the Home trilogy
When you're feeling stressed try a stress ball to squeeze. The problem with Peter is he never listens to advice when it's given and only after it has been proven. Peter is perpetually the little kid that puts his finger in the fire after he is told not to cause it will hurt but ignores the advice and does it anyway except he just never learns to ever take the advice first ever.
The end credits scene about patience was also a reference to Infinity War and the massive hype monster that had already built up. Cap was lampshading the concern that it couldn't live up to expectations. Thankfully it was awesome. Also, I always wonder if the sabotaged press conference at the end is a reference to how Andrew Garfield got fired as Spiderman because he didn't show up to the 'new spiderman' announcement for Amazing Spiderman 3.
If I’m not mistaken, they have already seen Endgame and are currently on Phase 4. It’s on their Patreon. However UA-cam Copyright screwed them over for so long, holding most of their MCU videos under review that they haven’t been able to upload them as quickly as they would have liked.
Little Easter egg: Childish Gambino in this movie plays Aaron Davis. The 'nephew' he is referring to, is Miles Morales. I just found out about this the other day :)
On the comment about Peter being caught on CCTV in the alley, in the US, even major cities don't have CCTV in many places. The places that do have it are privately owned and really only accessed in the event of a crime.
Funny you just posted this now on UA-cam because I just saw Spider-Man: No Way Home for the 2nd time. I did not expect coming on here and seeing this reaction, LOL! Great timing! The only thing about this movie each time I see it that "bothers" me is both Tony and Happy are pretty much total jerks to Peter almost the entire movie. If anything, Peter was the one actually trying to be responsible and trying to inform Tony and Happy, who could have cared less. By the way, it was admitted years later after this movie that the dates given at the start of this movie was wrong and does not really match up quite right with the timeline of other events, which actually spawned off a bunch of cool fan theories on how the dates actually might be correct but the timeline itself was messed with. Ultimately, however, somebody just messed up. If you guys have not already done so, watch all the other previous Sony Spider-Man movies. That will help catch-up with a good chunk of the lore. There are also a few references made in this movie to those movies. Though, the cartoons cover a lot more of the lore. obviously. I love that Monica brought up the point those criminals who were in the school do not know who Peter is. I always ask that myself whenever I see this movie going, "Why you hiding? They don't know who you are". LOL! By the way, if nobody told you yet on here, the nephew that lives here in NY of that criminal Spidey interrogated is a reference to Miles Morales. The whole tension in that car between Liz's dad and Peter was priceless and great acting!
The dude who he webbed to a car, Aaron, from the comics is the prowler and his “nephew he has here” is another spiderman! My personal favorite from the ultimate universe 1610, named miles morales!
Yes, I was a person that had to watch for EVERY movie. Iron man 1 was the very first movie I saw in the cinema. And I kept just going to the Marvel movies whenever they came out. To this day I never missed onr
The newest MCU Spider-Man in the comics was originally a 14-15 year old kid. That's when he got his powers. "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse" is definitely a film worth seeing. Also, if you two are doing TV shows as well, "Daredevil" and some of the other Defenders shows are really good.
Yeah so getting bit by the Spider gives Peter the superhuman physicality, spider stickiness and spider sense. The web was always something Peter created on his own in the comics(The first Spiderman movie with Tobey Maguire changed that in its story). Also, about how strong Peter is in the comics. Spiderman is so strong that he has to dodge(its easy for him as well because he knows what's coming because of the spider sense and his lightning fast reflexes) when fighting human criminals. If he doesn't dodge and the criminals hit him, they would shatter their own bones. Peter also holds back a lot when fighting otherwise he would kill humans with a single punch. In the comics Spiderman has, on his own, defeated a whole team of X men and also defeated the Fantastic Four. Peter has also defeated/stopped Hulk(granted not stopped the extremely angry planetary level hulk) a few times as well. Peter can split apart buildings and tank missiles. There's a lot more stuff in comics. Spiderman is kind of "The hero" in Marvel comics. Yes, there is Captain America and Iron Man or Thor and universal/space things, Avengers and all but its like when we talk about DC its Superman or Batman. For marvel it has always been Spiderman. Avengers became more popular because of the MCU.
Waiting after the film with all the other expectant Marvel fans, and then getting that Cap fake-out, was unspeakably funny. Don't think I've ever heard a whole theatre swear under their breath at the same time before. But Marvel always surprises! The "Michelle's dad" reveal was also a mass synchronized reaction. You could *hear* everyone freeze in their seats. Just amazing storytelling.
I know you've seent his comment a hundred times but simply. Monica, he got bit by a spider which gave him super strength, spider-sensing, sticky fingers and feet but he makes the web shooters and web fluid using machines. Thats how it originally was in the comics.
When Peter misinterprets Tony opening the door for him as hugging him and you made the comment about thinking someone is waving at you when it's the person behind you. I don't know if you've ever seen "Night At The Roxbury " but that based on what Chris Kattan actually saw happen in a club. That this girl out on the dance floor was motioning to this guy at the bar that she wanted to dance with him, and the guy was gesturing back to her, who she wanted to dance with her, him or the guy standing next to him. But he spent too much time trying to figure out who she was motioning to and she just turned around and walked away.
To answer your confusion about Peter’s powers, Monica. In most comics and cartoons, Peter was bitten by a genetically enhanced spider, granting him his powers. But he usually has to build a set of mechanical web shooters and mix a special web fluid himself. Only the first film series changed it to giving him organic webs
He got organic webs in the comics too, at a certain point
@@moonknightish true but that story was in 2005, after the first two Raimi films so Raimi was the first to change from mechanical to organic web shooters
@@jackcrofts-mullin461 I guess you're right, I was 12 in 2005, I never made the connection that they changed it in the comics to make it more similar to the movies. Now that I think about it, it makes sense, It's a common practice, sadly.
I prefer the web shooters thing because it helps you get the feel of "wow. This kid is a genius"
@@xmant8842 exactly. The mechanical web shooters are the perfect opportunity to visually demonstrate Peter’s intellect. Plus there’s all the story potential too. What happens if his webs run out during a fight and he doesn’t have time to change cartridges? We see how Peter can change tactics mid-fight
Vulture was described as a “poor man’s Tony Stark” in this film. Love the parallels between him and Stark (like the POV shot when he has his mask on etc)
If you listen to vulture's theme, it sounds like a distorted version of the Avengers theme. So another cool parallel
I also love that he is a scavenger, just like a Vulture.
actually he's a poor man's Iron man. Tinkerer is a poor man's Tony Stark. Vulture doesn't have any tech/science skills he just wears the suit. Tinkerer is the science brains behind the technology.
That post-credit scene with Cap is still the best trolling I've ever seen
It was also funny hearing people in the theater catch on at different times.
yeah who knew cap was such a troll
It made me laugh SO hard when we'd sat there all that time and he came onscreen and started talking about patience... hilarious. Still my fave end credits
The Deadpool one?
@@joeypotter6051
I take my mother to see all these and before she got on the train fully which was around Ragnorok, she didn't care to wait for the post credits, but she actually laughed at this one which surprised me you'd think someone who already didn't want to wait would appreciate the trolling but she did.... actually it's about the only reaction she's had to ANY post credit scene lol all the others he just goes "we could've left we didn't have to wait to see that."
The thing is Monica, because there's already been 2 Spidermen before Tom Holland, they didn't focus on the backstory really, but he was still bitten by a spider the only thing is he doesn't have his own webs naturally from his body he has to make them. (which if I'm not mistaken is actually more comic book accurate)
it is in the comics he also has to make his own webs and web shooters
Tom's Peter and Amdrews peter have to make their own web fluid and shooters, which is comic accurate. Tobeys peter has organic webs.
You’re definitely right about Tom Holland (actor that plays spider-man). He’s known for spoilers. As a result, they don’t allow him to read the entire scripts anymore😂. Also he’s not allowed in an interview without someone else being their to prevent him from spoiling. It’s honestly really funny
His interviews paired with Benedict Cumberbatch are hilarious.
@@Kasino80 he's toms baby sitter
How much of that is "acting" (insert Sir Stewart gif here) though?
I love how Tom's managed to so royally screw up that Monica doesn't know anything about him but knows he's known for spoiling movies 😂😂
His face when she thought the Spider-Man song was made for the Simpsons movie killed me
I like that the “come on Spider-Man” lifting of the rubble was straight from a classic comic panel.
Growing up reading the comics, Ive seen several different versions of that in the old comics, so I was overjoyed to see it finally done on screen here.
A great little detail is that Peter's suit AI, Karen, is voiced by Jennifer Connelly, who happens to be married to Paul Bettany (lucky assholes the both of them), who was Tony's suit AI before becoming Vision. I always assumed he was like, "dude, you can literally pull your paycheck in your pajamas. I'll get them to give you the role."
Guys I hope you enjoy the reaction, if you’ve seen the new Spider-Man hope you all enjoyed that too…Just so you guys know, because of copyright issues we’re further back on UA-cam than Patreon we just finished doing s1 of Wanda vision, so those saying watch the OG trilogy and the two other spider man movies before NWH we will, but heads up we have watched Far from Home, I’ve also started solo reactions to the X-men so yeah quite allot has happened.
I can’t wait watching nwh tomorrow
Did u guys already watch NWH or can you still do the og trilogy before that
@@yooooooo5186 we haven’t watched the latest one that’s just come out we’re up the one after End Game.
@@RicoPresents yup the newest one is no way home..so you still kind of have time for the og trilogy if you’re not seeing it now in theatres but reacting to it later
@@sicmundus2348 we shall be doing that, OG and the two other Spider-Man movies !
Nice fact: The hand salute beetween Peter and Ned is actually a refference to the Avengers, every hand move represent one of them (Iron Man, Thor, Hulk, Captain America, Black Widow and Hawkeye)
Surely there should be 2 more for Wanda and Vision, even one for Bucky lol
Rewatching Homecoming is such a treat, it also provides a great contrast in terms of tone from this movie to how more dramatic No Way Home is
51:32 Actually Peter is stronger than a super soldier and even more than a Black Panther, he held Bucky's metal arm like it was nothing and still had time to admire as Bucky tried to pull back
dawg black panther is in a Vibranium suit, how is spiderman going to touch him? all jis hits arent gonna do anything against T'Challa
@@louistubegaming6737 I'm not talking about power, but about brute force, in terms of power so the black panther is way above, but in brute force spider man wins without difficulty, considering that the black panther fought toe to toe with the winter soldier we can deduce that his strength is relatively equal to that of a super soldier, And Peter has already demonstrated that he's stronger than super soldiers, so it's not hard to make an association
@@MarceloSilva-kp7mc Black Panther also stopped Winter Soldiers metal arm so...
@@louistubegaming6737 Spiderman is still stronger in terms of brute force especially in the comics.
If spiderman didn't hold back as much as he does the majority of villains he's faced would be dead lol
The best thing about what Stark said to Peter about how he shouldn’t have the suit if he’s nothing without it is such a perfect call back to Iron Man 3 where he use to be nothing without his suit but he learned to become someone without it. Tony is always learning and always evolving
Except in iron man 3 he devolved back to his usual assholish ways
@@insertnamehere2746 when?
@@rhyskenshin7325 when he challenged a terrorist to a deathmatch at his own house while PEPPER was still there, for no other reason than to satisfy his own ego
@@insertnamehere2746 ahhh that part. To be fair his close friend was almost killed. And by the end of the film he is, and says so himself, and I quote, “I’m a changed man” .
@@rhyskenshin7325 And by the end of the film he actually WASNT a changed man because 1) He shows up in Age of Ultron IN HIS SUIT (Which he SUPPOSEDLY DESTROYS IN IM3) and 2) He CONTINUES to create villains going forward. That man DID NOT CHANGE AT ALL
The 8 years later thing is actually a mistake. The Battle of New York took place in 2012 and this movie takes place in 2016. That's what ya get when a studio other than Marvel is in control of a movie that's set in the MCU.
And the same mistake happens at the end when Happy said he had the ring since 2008.
marvel is known for their attention to detail and consistency, and here you can clearly see it isn't the case with sony
@@louisfrancisco2171 Why is that a mistake?
@@jm329 Because 2008 is before the first Iron Man movie. It is evident it is the same mistake: 2008 is 8 years before. It should be 2012 (4 years ago).
@@louisfrancisco2171 Maybe he had a ring before the first Iron Man movie took place.
6:44 He did get bitten by a spider.... but Marvel didn't show it in this movie. This is because there have been two other spider-man played by 2 different actors. In these two, they showed how he got bitten, etc. But here they didn't show it again cuz it will be repetitive, each time we will see the same thing all over again and again. By this time everyone knows he got bitten and how he got his powers... I think it was the right move not to show these things again.
Unfortunately, Warner Bros still doesn't understand this when making Batman movies. 😂
@@MontgomeryWenis we'll see in the new one, is there another set of dead parents on screen.
It's funny how fans now criticize Holland's Spider-Man/Peter for not showing or overtly referencing his origin, Uncle Ben or having the "With Great Power" mantra (for the time being) in his MCU appearances for the most part. But people have to remember than when Holland's Spider-Man was introduced in "Civil War", we were only 2 years removed from the Andrew Garfield movies, where a major criticism was that they SHOWED THE ORIGIN again. So when it came time for a new Spidey to be introduced in the MCU, the powers-that-be decided to take the "Incredible Hulk" approach, and just have Peter be Spider-Man already, and merely hint at his origin, as fans already knew the general info.
In the comics Spider-Man is bit by a radioactive spider which gives him his super strength, spider senses, and stickiness, but he always makes his webs artificially to tie in how smart he is scientifically.
The early Spider-Man movies changed that up a bit by having that Peter Parker (played by Tobey Maguire) develop the ability to shoot webs out of his wrists. That’s not exactly comic book accurate tho.
I kind of always hated that change of "lets make his web shooters "organic", because I kinda like it in the comics that he sometimes runs out of webbing fluid or his cartridges, and has to do without them until he can get more/reload them!
He was still bitten by a spider, but the MCU follows the comics more closely than the old Sam Rammy movies; the powers he got from the bite were super strength, wall climbing and a nearly psychic sense of danger. Just as in the comics, in the MCU Peter needs to create the webs himself instead of always having them as part of his body
Vulture in this film is probably the most relatable villain. Dude was working a job, only for Stark and government drones to come in, put him out of work and Tony gets dibs on all the tech so he just become richer with an even bigger monopoly on stuff. Was 100% for Vulture.
Yeah, I can't relate to a guy with violent tendencies who misappropriates alien tech for his own financial gain and THREATENS CHILDREN (Spidey's still a 15 yr old kid, btw) with death if he tries to stop them.
Don’t forget that the only reason Spider-Man showed up in civil war was because Tony essentially black mailed him. Tony was a 30 year old man who made weapons and only learned his lesson after he was almost killed by what he made. Ahhh
@@blueroninstudios Vulture was literally one of the most peaceful villains in the MCU. He worked in the shadows for almost his whole criminal career, he took care of his crew and family as he cared for their wellbeing, he only resorted to violence when absolutely necessary, and he only attacked Spiderman before knowing that he was kid. After finding out he was just a kid, he gave him a chance to forget about everything and move on. After Spiderman pursued HIM, he tried to talk him down one last time. Good hearted villain if you use your brain.
@@blueroninstudios You'd be surprised what parents will do.
Vulture was trying to do the job legitimately, and was boxed-out by monopolistic wealth and connections. He did what he had to in order to protect his family (as he saw it), with what advantages he had. This is Civil War all over again; take away people's ability to seek peaceful redress, don't be surprised when they attempt it by other means.
"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible make violent revolution inevitable". - JFK.
@@discolullaby5777 Not really. Tony blackmailed Peter at first to get him to break with his regular life and go to Germany, sure, but Peter would have assisted Tony in the cause itself. He was telling Cap about how Tony had convinced him as they fought.
He was still bitten by a spider, but he actually makes his web fluid/shooters, which is comic accurate.
I waited. The whole end credits. Bouncing from one leg to the other, I needed to GO so bad. I never laughed so hard while also feeling so incredibly cheated. Felt like Disney was personally trolling me.
They actually were trolling, Marvel. We all got trolled. By Captain America. Thanks, Cap! Pretty sure that guys a war criminal now, but whatever. (hehe)
A spider can lift 170x their weight, and if Peter has inherited a spider's powers, he could lift about 25000 pounds, roughly translating to 12.5 ton. But in the comics it has been proven he can lift up to 100-300 tons if under extreme conditions. - googled
It wasn’t a regular spider though, it was a genetically enhanced spider so he should be able to lift way more than that
Nope. 616 Spidey was a 10 tonner so 12.5 is accurate.
There was a (few)time(s) he had enhanced powers and then he had 30+ Ton abilities for a short time.
Once he held up a building support(buildings/homes have many), but he wasn't holding the whole building, he was just stopping that section from falling, if it fell then the whole structure could collapse, so there is a difference.
A heavy cabinet/bookcase could start to fall over and I stop it with my body and keep it from hitting the floor, but that does not mean I can lift it over my head.
Hulk did a similar thing with a mountain range in Secret Wars but he was only supporting(Not lifting) the part above the heroes and not the entire range.
People don't understand the laws of physics at all.
I've seen too many inaccuracies via Google, and since you can't spell it properly with G not g, then you proved my point of information on heroes being wrong or misplaced.
It used to be 10 tonnes, then it was switched to 25 tons, but he has also since been said to be able to do 100 to 125 tonnes without exerting himself. Officially in the comics, spider man is ranked as a "power level 8" superhero... which also includes Captain Marvel. He is technically every bit as strong as her (when at his prime) if not stronger... however he holds back *a lot* as he doesn't really want to hurt people and he's never been super interested in testing his strength.
Though power level 8 also has a lot of variance because Steve Rodgers is also power level 8 and his "superhuman" attributes are slightly beyond "peak human" (though when 'regular' humans are able to lift 800lbs in comics that kind of sets the scale) in every regard, with some exceptions like being nearly immune to chemicals and such. Captain america certainly doesn't have anything on the physical feats of spiderman or marvel.
When Spider-man needs to be, he can be stronger than Thor. The basic rule with spidey is that "He's stronger than everyone faster than him, and he's considerably faster than everyone stronger than him" with almost no real exceptions. The movies really don't do justice to just how insane spiderman is.
@@Syfa its kinda hard to believe captain marvel is on the same level as spiderman. I dont think thats the case, especially after you say that steve rogers is in the same category.
Cheee!!! I can't wait for them to watch No Way Home.
Also the post credit scene with Cap, I watched it in the cinema, someone shouted "Screw you, Cap" then someone answered "Language!". The whole theater just shared a good laugh. 😂
THAT's what we love about the MCU, but it's not always that great, sometimes it's disappointing...after waiting so long.
If they watch no way home they won't be as surprised or excited or know what's going on when the old villains/spidermen show up having not watched the previous movies so the reaction would feel less special.
The street vendor is also in Shang-Chi. On the bus, Klev! XD Just realised that now
So he either moved from Queens to San Francisco or was just a tourist passing by lol.
They’re getting really close to Infinity War and Endgame, and Ragnarok’s next...can’t wait
42:17 I love how they didnt even notice vulture was Liz,s dad for a second they got collectively shocked when they realised
24:29 because he tried telling both Happy and Tony once each, and Happy completely interupted him and didn't even let him explain and Tony basically just told him "not my problem". (He did not tell Peter he was calling the FBI, not that the FBI could handle the situation alone in the first place, they'd be outgunned.)
@33:56 Aaron Davis is Miles Morales’ uncle aka The Prowler. He even tells Spider-Man that he has a nephew that lives in the neighborhood.
I doubt they know who Miles Morales is, unless they previously said they saw "Into the Spider verse"
@@acright1954 I’m sure that they have, seeing that his girlfriend started singing “spider-pig” in the beginning
She said she heard that from the Simpsons episode when Homer sings the spider pig song.
So Monica he was bitten by a spider. He gained superhuman strength, sticky fingers and toes, durability, speed, spider sense, being able to jump really far and other stuff from the bite. He developed the web shooters thou. That’s comic book accurate.
In the raimi trilogy, starring Toby maguire, the spider bite also gave him the power to shoot organic webs from his wrists so he didn’t need to make web shooters
Stan Lee's favorite superhero of all time is: Spider-Man. Also Jon Waitts the Director of the Spider-Man trilogy will direct his first Fantastic Four movie in the future.
Don’t know why, but I hope so much that it has John Krasinski in it
I’m soooo hyped for that! Fantastic 4 are my favourite fam
Peter got bit by a spider but his web shooters are technology, the one where he doesn’t need his web shooters is in the 2002 Spider Man and very comic book inaccurate, which is why they changed it to the technology ones. Aside from the web shooter all of Peter’s powers came from the spider.
The "8 years later" thing was a mistake, it's actually been 5 years since the events of Avengers 1 to Spider-man Homecoming
Still blows my mind how they managed to let that slip in. Surely someone must’ve noticed lol
@@appal5052 I was literally thinking that. Do you know how many months of post production happened and no one noticed?
Isn't it actually 4 years, since this takes place right after Civil War, in 2016?
I wonder if Sony let Marvel review this before it got released to the public? Since marvel pays attention to details they should have noticed this.
@@Lokear no homecoming takes place in 2017 you can even see the year on the computer screen Ned was sitting at in the computer lab
Peter was bitten by a spider, it gave him, among other things, super strength, endurance, speed and agility, spider sense or sticking to walls, but also in comics his nets did not come from his body but were produced by launchers made by him. Only in the series of films by Sam Raimi he had an organic network, which was a nice idea for the director, but in the original, i.e. in comics, spiderman had a net from a launcher and the bite gave him the powers I mentioned earlier
Peter Parker’s teacher Mr. Harrington actually made his first MCU debut in The Incredible Hulk as a college student at Culver University.
6:48 Spiderman traditionally has mechanical web shooters, but because they gave him organic webs in the first Spiderman trilogy with Tobey Maguire in 2002-2007, everyone incorrectly assumes Spiderman normally has organic webs. But yes, this Spiderman did get bit by a spider, no we are not going to see it done on a movie screen for the 3rd time, and yes he has super strength, wall climbing, agility, etc.
They actually were going to use mechanical web shooters in the first Raimi film, but Sam decided to give him actual web shooting powers. Apparently he thought it was unrealistic that a teenager could create these amazing devices
In case you didn't know the comics and cartoons Tombs is called Vulture. the guy working for him with the blasters on his arms is called Shocker, the making his equipment is called the Tinkerer and the guy he was talking to in jail is called Scorpion.
Omg you two are a laugh! I love watching your reactions together. You bounce off each other so well and it's just a joy to watch. Love how Monica dismisses the reveal of MJ at the end 😂 Rico's reactions was mine.
I'm binge watching your venture through the MCU and you guys have me cracking up, keep up the good work!!!
3:36 I got so excited the first time I heard the remix of the old spider-man theme in the intro. They did that to celebrate the return of spider-man.
As for who produced and owns Spider-Man it actually makes things more complicated. That movie (and the other movies of the home trilogy) are produced by Disney/Marvel *but* Sony still has the rights to the Spider-verse properties so...a lot happened with artistic licenses, changes, fights between companies etc., before they settled with the arrangement they have now (it was decided between the movies Far From Hone and No Way Home).
Back in the day, I'm pretty sure that was why Sony made The Amazing Spider-man in the first place. It was right after the success of The Avengers and felt Marvel would want the rights to spider-man back if they weren't using them. So they made TAS 1, and then TAS2. But then TAS 2 did poorly, and Marvel/Disney didn't wait for Sony to stop their use of spider-man before getting in talks to get the rights. So the first appearance of Spider-man in the MCU universe (in Civil War) coincided with the year The Amazing Spider-man 3 would've come out.
Right now both Sony & Disney/Marvel are heavily cooperating to produce the spider-man (and other spider-verse) movies, almost coproducing them.
I love the fact that we didn’t get the background information about Spider-Man again. We’ve already seen it many times before. It would have been a waste of time. This movie was so refreshing.
i personally love homecoming so much, it's so enjoyable and rewatchable. tom's spiderman is my first spidey and he introduced me to marvel and the mcu... you'll love far from home and no way home!!!
The Cap Trolling was EPIC!
You are sitting there in the theater, upset, but at the same time laughing inside on Marvel pulling a fast one on us, and with CAP, not Deadpool.
I love Zendaya as Michelle MJ, but i still kinda hoped Liz would come back, as being Vulture's daughter, she's easily candidate to become the hero Starling.
I waited for that last end credit scene in theaters and I thought it was legit hilarious. Perfect joke imo. I did feel bad for the theater staff though >_>
Also I’m so glad y’all had a good time overall despite being stressed 😆
As much as I love Tom Holland's spidey, I kinda wish that this wasn't their first experience with the character. I feel like Maguire or Garfield's spidey would've been a better introduction to Spider-Man for them. This version is very different and sometimes feels like he isn't his own hero without Iron Man or the rest of the Avengers.
Spoiler for No Way Home…….
I’ve always felt that way about the MCU Spider-Man but after watching the movie, I feel the character has been redeemed. In No Way Home, it feels like he actually makes technology out of Tony Stark’s resources to help the villains get back home instead of relying on Tony Stark’s AI to tell him step by step on what to do. Now that Aunt May is gone and his friends don’t remember who he is, it’s a fresh start for him and it’s fine for them to see how he goes from depending on Tony Stark’s technology in the first two movies to making it on his own near the end of NWH. It was great that they actually show him making his own Spider-Man costume (apart from the homemade suit from the first movie) instead of wearing the suits he got from Tony Stark.
Lol a better introduction would have been an iteration where Spiderman shoots webs out of his wrists and Flash Thompson disappears after the first movie....
@@cbass9323 I mean but if they watch no way home without watching the previous sm movies then they won't know what's going on when and after doc ock and the other villains/spidermen show up and won't get the references.
When in the comics dr Otto Octavious got his mind transfered into peter parkers body and tried to fight. He punched the face off someone and realised that spiderman had always been holding back his strenght when he fought people or else he could kill most of his (super)enemies with 1 punch.
I've never facepalmed so hard at the Spider-Pig moment lol
I waited for the very last end credit scene in theaters and it was actually hilarious lmao everyone else that also stayed laughed so hard. It was great😂😂
Guys started with Harry Potter now I am all over your channel binged watched all of them💙❤️
Big Love man, HP is close to my heart so always showing the love
Loved the reaction. Still got a long road ahead cant wait 😃
Peter was bitten by a spider, and it gave him the proportionate strength of a spider (spiders being able to lift 137 times their weight), enhanced reflexes, the ability to stick to most surfaces, and the ability to sense danger to him (the spider sense). His webs were not part of that. He built the web shooters and makes the web fluid to stick to the theme of spiders
Absolutely cackling about the Spider-Pig shout-out. 🤣
Edit: Monica definitely showing her youth there.
To clear up another piece of Monica's confusion about the classic Spiderman theme.....in 1966, there was a cartoon series about Spiderman. The theme song for that cartoon was this tune with the words "Spiderman! Spiderman! Does whatever a Spider can!....".
That theme song has been parodied or snipped into various incarnations of the character ever since. That is where the "Spider Pig" theme that she remembers came from.
Just like, when you watch the Robert Downey Ironman movie and Rhodey calls him on HIS cell phone.....that ring tone is the theme from the 1966 Ironman cartoon.
The final credit was just Marvel trolling the audience who had sat there waiting😅
Karen is voiced by Jennifer Connelly - a nice meta Marvel twist since in real life Connelly is married to Paul Bettany who is the voice of Jarvis (and now plays Vision!!). So the husband and wife play the two AI!
I love how vulture, Michael Keaton, threatens Peter in the car before the dance bc spiderman is so INCREDIBLY strong and could easily rip his arms off or the car doors and beat him to death but he doesn't bc he's a good and moral man. He's soooo powerful but it's bridled power and that's the scariest of all, cuz once it's let loose, good night to anyone in his way. That's part of what makes spiderman such an amazing character bc he pulls his punches knowing he could kill someone with a single punch. Love his relationship with Iron Man too. Top 2 favorite marvel characters
Your reactions are very good. Monica really does see a lot before it happens.
The plot twist was excellently foreshadowed. The execution of the reveal scene was perfect.
This is the best ending of any super hero movie ever.
Love that you got the joke from the Captain America end credit sequence.
At 8:11 , Monica doesn't realize that New York is nothing like London with its cameras everywhere. Cameras are mostly used by private companies on their private buildings. It's very rare to find government regulated cameras in any major city.
You guys are amazing, please keep doing this, you guys make a super great couple by the way lol.
Monica's I don't care about MJ was so funny 😂😂
“Good ol spiderman” best line of the movie🥶
I really like how the Spider-Man movie is more or less like a continuation of Tony Stark's story, his legacy.
By the way Spider-man is one of the strongest characters in Marvel, he is even stronger than Captain America and has beaten the Hulk in a 1 vs 1 match.
Captain america isn't physical very strong tho.
@@anouar3194 I just set an example that they could understand and take as a reference along with Hulk, I know Captain America is not so strong
What? No the Spider-Man theme song has been around since 1967 which was 22 years before The Simpsons even debuted as a show and 40 years before the movie was released
Lol at that delayed reaction to Liz’s dad
The last post credits scene is still the funniest post credits scene to date in my opinion😂I still remember being in theatres and realizing Marvel took advantage of all the people in the theatre including myself and trolled us. This movie is the most nostalgic for me of the Home trilogy
'the other guy has weapons'
'not on him'
Rico, he literally had a gun in his hand ^^
Just to say there are other Spider-Man films it'd be interesting viewing experience to check those out.
8:31 ... Be sure to rmember that guy for Shang-Chi.
Fun fact, the voice of Karen, in the spider suit, is Jennifer Conolly, married to Paul Bettany, the voice of Jarvis.
The next one, Thor Ragnarok is my favorite mcu movie, can't wait for your reactions.
When you're feeling stressed try a stress ball to squeeze.
The problem with Peter is he never listens to advice when it's given and only after it has been proven. Peter is perpetually the little kid that puts his finger in the fire after he is told not to cause it will hurt but ignores the advice and does it anyway except he just never learns to ever take the advice first ever.
monica singing Spider-pig song was the best lol
The end credit scene guy asking vulture if he knew who spiderman is, he's vaas from farcry 3. One of the most iconic bad guys of all time.
and in this movie, he is the Scorpion.
@@eolsunder hopefully he plays scorpion in future movies
The end credits scene about patience was also a reference to Infinity War and the massive hype monster that had already built up. Cap was lampshading the concern that it couldn't live up to expectations. Thankfully it was awesome.
Also, I always wonder if the sabotaged press conference at the end is a reference to how Andrew Garfield got fired as Spiderman because he didn't show up to the 'new spiderman' announcement for Amazing Spiderman 3.
I love ur reaction so much.. I really hope u post more going forward...
I can see you guys getting to Endgame rather quickly. Can't wait for IW and Endgame.
If I’m not mistaken, they have already seen Endgame and are currently on Phase 4. It’s on their Patreon. However UA-cam Copyright screwed them over for so long, holding most of their MCU videos under review that they haven’t been able to upload them as quickly as they would have liked.
I actually can't wait for No Way Home. Wait they'll do a reaction to it haha
Little Easter egg: Childish Gambino in this movie plays Aaron Davis. The 'nephew' he is referring to, is Miles Morales.
I just found out about this the other day :)
On the comment about Peter being caught on CCTV in the alley, in the US, even major cities don't have CCTV in many places. The places that do have it are privately owned and really only accessed in the event of a crime.
Funny you just posted this now on UA-cam because I just saw Spider-Man: No Way Home for the 2nd time. I did not expect coming on here and seeing this reaction, LOL! Great timing! The only thing about this movie each time I see it that "bothers" me is both Tony and Happy are pretty much total jerks to Peter almost the entire movie. If anything, Peter was the one actually trying to be responsible and trying to inform Tony and Happy, who could have cared less. By the way, it was admitted years later after this movie that the dates given at the start of this movie was wrong and does not really match up quite right with the timeline of other events, which actually spawned off a bunch of cool fan theories on how the dates actually might be correct but the timeline itself was messed with. Ultimately, however, somebody just messed up. If you guys have not already done so, watch all the other previous Sony Spider-Man movies. That will help catch-up with a good chunk of the lore. There are also a few references made in this movie to those movies. Though, the cartoons cover a lot more of the lore. obviously. I love that Monica brought up the point those criminals who were in the school do not know who Peter is. I always ask that myself whenever I see this movie going, "Why you hiding? They don't know who you are". LOL! By the way, if nobody told you yet on here, the nephew that lives here in NY of that criminal Spidey interrogated is a reference to Miles Morales. The whole tension in that car between Liz's dad and Peter was priceless and great acting!
After you guys reach the 3rd one.....you guys will be mind blown by spideys arch and growth.
I've been watching Marvel reactions for close to 10 years now and the Spider-Pig back and forth has got to be in my top 5 moments hahahahaha
Just read that Spriderman has the strength to not only survive a HULK attack, but to take him down as well. Confirmed by Marvel, too.
The dude who he webbed to a car, Aaron, from the comics is the prowler and his “nephew he has here” is another spiderman! My personal favorite from the ultimate universe 1610, named miles morales!
Yes, I was a person that had to watch for EVERY movie. Iron man 1 was the very first movie I saw in the cinema. And I kept just going to the Marvel movies whenever they came out. To this day I never missed onr
The newest MCU Spider-Man in the comics was originally a 14-15 year old kid. That's when he got his powers. "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse" is definitely a film worth seeing. Also, if you two are doing TV shows as well, "Daredevil" and some of the other Defenders shows are really good.
Yeah so getting bit by the Spider gives Peter the superhuman physicality, spider stickiness and spider sense. The web was always something Peter created on his own in the comics(The first Spiderman movie with Tobey Maguire changed that in its story).
Also, about how strong Peter is in the comics. Spiderman is so strong that he has to dodge(its easy for him as well because he knows what's coming because of the spider sense and his lightning fast reflexes) when fighting human criminals. If he doesn't dodge and the criminals hit him, they would shatter their own bones. Peter also holds back a lot when fighting otherwise he would kill humans with a single punch. In the comics Spiderman has, on his own, defeated a whole team of X men and also defeated the Fantastic Four. Peter has also defeated/stopped Hulk(granted not stopped the extremely angry planetary level hulk) a few times as well. Peter can split apart buildings and tank missiles. There's a lot more stuff in comics.
Spiderman is kind of "The hero" in Marvel comics. Yes, there is Captain America and Iron Man or Thor and universal/space things, Avengers and all but its like when we talk about DC its Superman or Batman. For marvel it has always been Spiderman. Avengers became more popular because of the MCU.
"You brought a gun to a school?"
Mate, this takes place in America. The bad guys are lucky they didn't get got first coming in there.
lol I waited in the theatre, and that Captain America scene was hilarious xD
Honestly I'm glad that she at least knew about Spider Pig.
Monica's Spider Pig song was amazing!
That dude asking Spiderman to do the backflip, I think he is in shang chi in the bus shooting the video.
Waiting after the film with all the other expectant Marvel fans, and then getting that Cap fake-out, was unspeakably funny. Don't think I've ever heard a whole theatre swear under their breath at the same time before. But Marvel always surprises!
The "Michelle's dad" reveal was also a mass synchronized reaction. You could *hear* everyone freeze in their seats. Just amazing storytelling.
I have to say, this one of the best reactions channel, great job 👏🏻 guys
I know you've seent his comment a hundred times but simply. Monica, he got bit by a spider which gave him super strength, spider-sensing, sticky fingers and feet but he makes the web shooters and web fluid using machines. Thats how it originally was in the comics.
When Peter misinterprets Tony opening the door for him as hugging him and you made the comment about thinking someone is waving at you when it's the person behind you. I don't know if you've ever seen "Night At The Roxbury " but that based on what Chris Kattan actually saw happen in a club. That this girl out on the dance floor was motioning to this guy at the bar that she wanted to dance with him, and the guy was gesturing back to her, who she wanted to dance with her, him or the guy standing next to him. But he spent too much time trying to figure out who she was motioning to and she just turned around and walked away.
Love u guys, don’t forget to watch the previous Spider-Man movies before watching Spider-Man No Way Home
He was bitten by a spider but the origin has been done to death! This is him after getting bitten and trying to act normal but still being a hero x
Paha can you tell I’m British with accidental x sorry haha! Not deleting love and hugs all round x
Honestly rewatching this, its the best Spider-Man movie to date.
Little Fun Fact: The little kid in Iron Man 2 at the Stark Expo with the Iron Man helmet is young Peter Parker.
That was obviously never the case at the time. It's just a revision of history after the fact.