While there have been many high points in the MCU, one of the only times I have heard an audience audibly gasp (myself included) was 41:28 when Keaton answers the door. The following scene and the flat and direct way that Keaton threatens Peter in the car do so well to reinforce that this is just a kid. He may have super powers, but he's a kid. That scene, and then when he's pinned in the rubble, panicking and crying for help. His rally to build himself up to get out is amazing!
DUDE, ONE OF THE BEST EXPERIENCES IN A THEATER. Hearing the shock in different forms across the 3 times I saw this in theaters, including my first "oh shit" mutter is a goddamn win.
*light turns green* "good ole' spiderman--" The reveal of her dad, and the entire car-ride to homecoming is probably one of my most FAVORITE "TENSION" scenes in ANY movie EVER. Right up there in tension with the intro to Inglorious Basterds, the JAWS build-up, and the T-Rex intro in Jurassic Park.
This movie was very different from the previous live-action Spider-Man movies that came before. Instead of going through the same origin story stuff, like the radioactive spider bite, Uncle Ben death, and everything. They pretty much skip through all that, and have this movie take place after Captain America: Civil War. At least this has some great action scenes and some funny moments. Even though this is like the second time Spider-Man has been rebooted, it’s still an MCU classic.
I like this movie, but I understand people's gripes with it. Some said this new trilogy really tried to make him Iron Man jr. In the beginning, which I can't deny. But they stuck the landing in the end, and over all Homecoming and it's sequels were a solid story
@@chand911Films are made for movie goers, that is people who buy tickets to watch movies in film theaters where a professional projectionist plays them on a large screen.
Did not have an issue with glossing over the origin story, since I've seen it many times. For someone completely new to Spider-Man, this might have been an issue, but I think they would be a small minority. I did like that they let Peter be a high-schooler in this trilogy. Tom's Peter has to deal with things like homework, after-school activities, and a bully (although Flash is not a jock this time around), and because he's a younger actor, it's much more natural. Toby and Andrew were both wtitten / directed too old for me to susptend my disbelief. Ned was a great addition, and I much prefer Zendaya's Michelle to Kirsten Dunst's MJ. Always happy to see Marisa Tomei on my screen, a great actress and still gorgeous. Keaton was a great villain, with a much more grounded motive than a lot of comic-book villains... at least initially. Looking forward to Kristin's reactions to the next two, when they come up in the rotation.
I can't tell you how many times I've replayed that last shot with Aunt "what the f*" May! 😂 And ABSOLUTELY no disrespect to the other staff on hand with ya, but I just so love when yer solo. Your giddyness and enthusiasm is always a treat.
Aaron Davis, the "you need to get better on this part of the job" guy played by Donald Glover, is the Prowler, Miles Morales' uncle in Into The Spiderverse. When he mentions he didn't want these weapons around because of his nephew that's the first mention of Miles Morales in the MCU but hadn't been followed up yet.
I really like when he's in interrogation mode and Aaron Davis says "I heard you under the bridge, I know what a girl sounds like." On of my favorite lines.
"If you are nothing without the suit, then you shouldn't have the suit". I take it as a reference from Iron Man 3 where Tony did almost all the work without the suit.
And in general all of the best of the heroes are heroes with or without the powers. I think of Cap and how he had the urge to protect even when he physically couldn't.
43:23 when he figures out Peter is Spider man and the reflection of the stop light on his face goes from red to green (the vulture's main color) ughh such great cinema.
I think this is one of my favorite from the MCU. The personality and energy is a lot of fun, and Tom Holland plays that teen energy perfectly. Really like the detail of Tony and Peter’s relationship. You can see through the dialog that Tony is reading Peter’s texts, he even knew about the churro lady and contacted the FBI. Just like his father, he just failed at communicating. Though, you also see how Tony is trying to make up his father’s mistakes. A little disappointed we never got to see how that ending resolved.
Kristen is our Gal in the Chair. 🙂 I loved all the Spider-Man movies, but Tom is great as Spider-Man and Peter Parker. I thought it was great they kept the story with him in school throughout the movie instead of jumping ahead to the Daily Bugle. It's great that we get to see Spider-Man's growing pains trying to figure everything out. The movie, actors, stunts, and CGI were all great.
I just LOVE Stark and Peter's relationship, Stark is legit like his father and he constantly keeps upgrading Peter's suit to keep him safe he even gave him training wheels lmao to try and keep him "Easy Mode" of Super Hero-ing and when the kids life was in danger bro put his foot down and told the boy to stop getting involved and endangering himself. He even has a "Dad entering the room catching you do something stupid" moment with the Ferry moment and you can see how Peter's tone instantly changes when he knows Stark is ACTUALLY there
So cool seeing RBJ and Marissa Tomei together again in a movie. They were in a cute 90s movie called "Only You." One of my favs. You should watch, such a cute romantic comedy
I almost wish that Liz's Dad would have noticed how Peter was acting, misinterpreted it as him being a sophomore who can't quite believe he's taking a pretty senior to Homecoming. There's the montage of Aunt May trying to help Peter get ready and teach him how to be a good date, etc. It would've been interesting to juxtapose that with bits of Liz's Mom, sharing her misgivings about Peter. He's let Liz down before, you never know with these guys, take this pepper spray, boys that age are ... well, you can't trust them." Then they walk out to the kitchen and Liz's Dad is impressed with how seriously Peter is taking this date -- "Ease up on ol' Pete, here, he's a good kid who doesn't think of our daughter as disposable eye-candy. Remember when I took you--" "Yeah, you were a vulture at that age!" "Thankfully, times change. Come on, kids, I'll drive ya." I'm actually not sure if anybody in the movie directly refers to Adrian Toomes as "The Vulture," but that's where that comes into play. But the main point is to have this scene of Peter standing there with Liz's family while her Dad is just giving this kid a glowing review, defending him and talking about how out of all of the boys that Liz has brought home, he likes Peter the most. Which is wild, because in about two hours, Peter will have bailed on Liz, took out Shocker, and proceeds to make a huge scene with Vulture and this disco-ball-ass plane in front of all of New York City, where Peter beat the holy dogshit out of this man, then tied him up instead of killing him. Now everybody knows that guy's the Vulture, and he's alone, in prison, stuck with the knowledge that Peter ultimately helped his family more than he did, in the long run. And he respects it.
I also like how Michael Keaton portrayed him, ad somebody who grew up reading the spider man comics it was a huge difference because Keatons character was actually a senior citizen that was a burglar, Ned wasn't introduced until Peter worked at the bugle as a photographer and Ned was a reporter who later turned out to be a villan named the hobgoblin fashioned after the green goblin
This is so good, Keaton rules, and his Vulture is a brilliant logical redesign. That car scene though, the green light going red when he clues in? My GOD that was masterful!
fun fact- the thief that give spiderman is Aaron Davis, also known as the Prowler. He 's a villian that just happens to be the uncle of Miles Morales, who is the spiderman from the Sony animated movies.
I still think this is one of the best mcu movies. This take of Peter Parker may not be the best one possible, but it was exactly the take we needed back then.
It doesn’t get enough credit for taking the character in a direction we’ve never seen before. Not all the choices are my favorite but we have two movie series already that have done a lot of the usual beats already. So I think it’s a cool take.
If you put the Stark stuff aside, he’s the most spot on Peter Parker we’ve had on the big screen, especially in his younger days. Though my hot take is that Garfield is still the most comic accurate Spider-man.
The character of Aaron Davis (Donald Glover) is another of Spider-Man's rogues gallery, the Prowler, and he's also the uncle of Miles Morales, the second Spider-Man in the chomics. As in the main Spider-Man in the Spider-Verse movies ...
1:01:38 that isn't really what he meant by that line. He was actually protecting Spiderman. He does know his identity but he saved his life and his daughter's so he doesn't want Peter to die.
lol Ngl every time I see you and hear your voice, I think young scarlet Johansson haha. Glad to be here now watching your videos! Great thoughts and reactions
5։01 hug wasn't in the script - Tom Holland thought Robert was gonna hug him 😁 5:45 how combenient that Star Wars, like Marvel, is Disney 😅 8։34-8։35 just to be sure 😄 8:55 the poster 😄 * "Karen" is voiced by Jennifer Connelly, who played Betty Ross in 2003 Hulk and isbwife of Paul Bettany, who voiced JARVIS and plays Vision * Damage Control was going to have their spin-off show, but it never came to be 28:39 Garfield's The Amazing Spider-Man 2 vibes (if you know, you know 😅) 28:57 Toby's Spider-Man 2 vibes 😅 29:58 principal is played by same actor who played one of Howling Commandos in "Cap. Am.: First Avenger", Jim Morrita, and pricnipal is his grandson, having grandpa's picture in his office 31:00 Aaron Davis, him having a nephew is reference to Miles Morales, who was latest adapted in "Into the Spider-Verse" animated features * there was to be another post-credit but it got cut - Aaron still webbed to the csr truck despite it being evening 36:10 Spider-Man 2 train scene vibes 37:42 there was meme: Marvel: "Giv eme back Spidey rights", Sony: "I'm nothing without Spidey rights", Marvel: "Then you don't deserve it" 😅 43:53 wasn't Peter in "The Amazing Spider-Man" eating branzino at Gwen's? 47:01 reflection is reference to "Amazing Spider-Man #33" 55:48 2008 is the year of first Iron Man. So Happy took the ring either right before Tony's kidnapping or after he came back 56:58 Sony was planning a Sinister 6 spin-off, and Gargan would be Scorpion, but it got cancelled
Aaron Davis, the guy buying weapons under the bridge, is the uncle of Miles Morales. See Spiderman: Into The Spiderverse. THIS Easter egg is to let people know that Miles is in the MCU along with Pedro. Nuff' Said. Excelsior!
you dont have to point him out everytime kristen, its just something cool for us nerds to see someone who gave everyone a world where anyone could be a hero, for us its just a respect thing to see him ❤❤❤
"I don’t know why I have to point him (Stan Lee) out everytime" -> well, because at one point you won’t, you can’t anymore, and the remaining Easter eggs will be echoes of a long lost blessed era 💔
8:32 it's *soo* funny you say that because many viewers lose their minds if reactors don't include a cutaway clip of themselves visually and verbally expressing that they did in fact see Stan Lee 😂😂
I really hope they bring back Michael Mando as Mac Gargan AKA the Scorpion in the future. Seeing a live action Scorpion in the comic accurate suit is gonna be fire and a dream come true for spiderman fans!! Too bad Michael Keaton's Vulture got transported in the Sony Spiderman universe at the end of Morbius, so he's likely not coming back.
I was watching Agents of Shield alongside the movies and this tied in so beautifully to all the stuff happening in the series.. Marvel was top tier in their continuity during Infinity saga. Also loved they brought in Aaron Davis - Miles Morales uncle who is also the Prowler.
The "8 years later" card during the opening act makes no sense because that would put Homecoming during 2020, two years after The Blip. It should probably say "4 years later".
My wife is not into Marvel and doesn't really like going to the theaters, but I talked her into letting me take her on a date to see this one at a dine-in theater when it came out. I told her that we had to stay until the very end for that last credit scene. She was so mad LOL
4:36 fun fact Robert Downey Jr and Marisa Tomei Aunt May actress used to date in the late 90's early 2000s i bellive and i think its one of the reasons they put that line in there
12:02 What? What did you say Kristen? I've seen 100+ videos breaking this movie down about its Easter eggs, refrences and everything you should know but not one of them pointed out how Ned bugging Peter was like peter bugging Happy and the rest of the Avengers. Kristen, thank you for that. It's so stupidly obvious but I wasn't looking for it. Probably after another 10 or 15 watches.
Fun fact: The voice of Karen (Spiderman's suit voice) is portrayed by Jennifer Connelly who is the real life wife of Paul Bettany who was Jarvis (the original voice in Ironman's suit).
P.S. to @Kris10Kesp: Yes, #TheFounder is one of the best movies of the 21st century. I highly recommend it as a clear example of the clash between the pro-human values of pre-World War II America and post-WWII America, in which the United States controlled half of the world's manufacturing and was determined to be a world capitalist power. #TheFounder #McDonalds #MichaelKeaton
I enjoy or at least try to enjoy the different Peter Parkers and Spider-Man movies on their own steam, but to me, this was good , but the first two Sam Rami films with Tobey McGuire are still the best. This had more laughs and was a lot of fun. Keaton was REALLY good as the Vulture. Great reaction!
I love that The Vulture when he's in supervillain mode is just another boring generic superhero villain, but is goddamn terrifying when he's just being Michael Keaton.
There;s a pervasive theory that the motivational Captain America videos aren't actually Steve, but they're really Loki pretending to be Steve (a-la that moment in Thor: the Dark World). Basically he's thoroughly trolling his brother's new friend ...
46:00 now if I was Flash I would check my call log to see who Spider-Man called to try and find out who Spider-Man is. 58:12 it isn’t the suit that Tony showed him in Avenger headquarters. Tony gave him back the suit that he took away earlier.
I love how they didn't have Tony save the day in the 3rd act ...he did just enough in spots in the film but they let Peter grow up while getting his a** beat by vulture
hits me a certain way when people watch the movies out of order...every time she watches a movie comments are just people telling you the references from previous movies
I took the orchestral arrangement of the 60's Spidey theme over the Marvel Studios logo, and the title, as acknowledgement that the corporate trademark is finally home, where he belongs.
I JUST LOVE ALL OF YOUR REACTIONS BEAUTIFUL PRETTY LADY 😍❤❤❤ AWESOME REACTION TO THIS FUN SPIDERMAN 🕸️ MOVIE TOM HOLLAND IS A AWESOME SPIDERMAN 🕸️ BUT SO IS TOBEY MCGUIRE THO 😉
It really made no sense in story since Tony was defending the accords because a child died. The behind the scenes is they were mid production of Civil War when the deal with Sony came through and, part of the agreement for Marvel to use the character, is he should be in CW so they shoved the character there to introduce him with the other Avengers. It is still done cool action scenes with him. For Marvel it was shove him there or you fool around, take too long and Sony ends up doing another Andrew Garfield film.
@@Mannyhdz0052 He threatened to tell Aunt May about Peter being Spiderman. That's blackmail. Regardless of how powerful a child is, it's still wrong to force them to fight adults...
* Michael Keaton loves winged creatures - Batman, Birdman, Vulture, Batman again...😅 * "8 years" was Sony mistake, it should have been "4 years" * I've read that in real life ferry doesn't allow cars since 9-11 * When Sony licensed Spidey for MCU, it was retroactively announced that little kid in Iron Man 2 with IM helmet whom Hammer robots almost shot was Peter Parker
While there have been many high points in the MCU, one of the only times I have heard an audience audibly gasp (myself included) was 41:28 when Keaton answers the door. The following scene and the flat and direct way that Keaton threatens Peter in the car do so well to reinforce that this is just a kid. He may have super powers, but he's a kid. That scene, and then when he's pinned in the rubble, panicking and crying for help. His rally to build himself up to get out is amazing!
Tom Holland said that whenever he'd have a scene with Keaton, he would always whisper "I'm Batman" 😂😂
Why would Tom Holland whisper "I'm Batman?"
@@DataCab1e… cus Keaton is Batman in those films? Why else would he
lol that's a total spider-man thing to do
59:33 the best post credit scene ever. Made you wait through all the credits and you get a lecture from Cap on patience!
Man, I remember when Keaton was revealed as Liz's dad... immediately was scared and the entire theater gasped.
Totally, and far more impacting to hear that in a theater than just big yells from the crowd.
DUDE, ONE OF THE BEST EXPERIENCES IN A THEATER. Hearing the shock in different forms across the 3 times I saw this in theaters, including my first "oh shit" mutter is a goddamn win.
*light turns green*
"good ole' spiderman--"
The reveal of her dad, and the entire car-ride to homecoming is probably one of my most FAVORITE "TENSION" scenes in ANY movie EVER. Right up there in tension with the intro to Inglorious Basterds, the JAWS build-up, and the T-Rex intro in Jurassic Park.
That was a great high tension moment. The best "incredibly awkward" scene goes to when Happy, Peter, and the Asian kid are in the bathroom.
The voice of Karen is Jennifer Connelly, wife of Paul Bettany, who voiced Jarvis.
Husband and wife
Wow I didn’t know that 😭😭 that’s so cute
She also played Betty Ross in the pre-MCU Ang Lee Hulk movie.
This movie was very different from the previous live-action Spider-Man movies that came before. Instead of going through the same origin story stuff, like the radioactive spider bite, Uncle Ben death, and everything. They pretty much skip through all that, and have this movie take place after Captain America: Civil War. At least this has some great action scenes and some funny moments. Even though this is like the second time Spider-Man has been rebooted, it’s still an MCU classic.
I like this movie, but I understand people's gripes with it. Some said this new trilogy really tried to make him Iron Man jr. In the beginning, which I can't deny. But they stuck the landing in the end, and over all Homecoming and it's sequels were a solid story
@@chand911Films are made for movie goers, that is people who buy tickets to watch movies in film theaters where a professional projectionist plays them on a large screen.
Did not have an issue with glossing over the origin story, since I've seen it many times. For someone completely new to Spider-Man, this might have been an issue, but I think they would be a small minority.
I did like that they let Peter be a high-schooler in this trilogy. Tom's Peter has to deal with things like homework, after-school activities, and a bully (although Flash is not a jock this time around), and because he's a younger actor, it's much more natural. Toby and Andrew were both wtitten / directed too old for me to susptend my disbelief.
Ned was a great addition, and I much prefer Zendaya's Michelle to Kirsten Dunst's MJ. Always happy to see Marisa Tomei on my screen, a great actress and still gorgeous. Keaton was a great villain, with a much more grounded motive than a lot of comic-book villains... at least initially.
Looking forward to Kristin's reactions to the next two, when they come up in the rotation.
Tom holland can’t act
@@-M0LE And you can, I suppose? Tell us when your movie drops so we can accurately see what standard you're comparing him to.
Michael Keaton is phenomenal in this. He’s the best part of the movie.
I can't tell you how many times I've replayed that last shot with Aunt "what the f*" May! 😂
And ABSOLUTELY no disrespect to the other staff on hand with ya, but I just so love when yer solo. Your giddyness and enthusiasm is always a treat.
She is class
Aaron Davis, the "you need to get better on this part of the job" guy played by Donald Glover, is the Prowler, Miles Morales' uncle in Into The Spiderverse. When he mentions he didn't want these weapons around because of his nephew that's the first mention of Miles Morales in the MCU but hadn't been followed up yet.
I really like when he's in interrogation mode and Aaron Davis says "I heard you under the bridge, I know what a girl sounds like." On of my favorite lines.
I’m not a girl! I’m a BOI! I mean I’m a MAN!
And he mentions his nephew! That's Miles Morales! They have to bring him to the MCU.
we love you Kristen your personality is literally in sync with mine
"If you are nothing without the suit, then you shouldn't have the suit". I take it as a reference from Iron Man 3 where Tony did almost all the work without the suit.
And in general all of the best of the heroes are heroes with or without the powers. I think of Cap and how he had the urge to protect even when he physically couldn't.
Of all the things Ned could have said, he picked the one most likely to prevent the teacher from looking at the screen.
43:23 when he figures out Peter is Spider man and the reflection of the stop light on his face goes from red to green (the vulture's main color) ughh such great cinema.
I think this is one of my favorite from the MCU. The personality and energy is a lot of fun, and Tom Holland plays that teen energy perfectly. Really like the detail of Tony and Peter’s relationship. You can see through the dialog that Tony is reading Peter’s texts, he even knew about the churro lady and contacted the FBI. Just like his father, he just failed at communicating. Though, you also see how Tony is trying to make up his father’s mistakes. A little disappointed we never got to see how that ending resolved.
Not for a couple more movies, but not going to spoil too much
@@slimmccoy8863 I’ve seen all these movies already. We never got to see the actual scene of how that ending resolved. Just the outcome years later.
Kristen is our Gal in the Chair. 🙂 I loved all the Spider-Man movies, but Tom is great as Spider-Man and Peter Parker. I thought it was great they kept the story with him in school throughout the movie instead of jumping ahead to the Daily Bugle. It's great that we get to see Spider-Man's growing pains trying to figure everything out. The movie, actors, stunts, and CGI were all great.
I just LOVE Stark and Peter's relationship, Stark is legit like his father and he constantly keeps upgrading Peter's suit to keep him safe he even gave him training wheels lmao to try and keep him "Easy Mode" of Super Hero-ing and when the kids life was in danger bro put his foot down and told the boy to stop getting involved and endangering himself. He even has a "Dad entering the room catching you do something stupid" moment with the Ferry moment and you can see how Peter's tone instantly changes when he knows Stark is ACTUALLY there
Michael keaton is such an amazing actor. Im happy hes been getting roles in more projects.
So cool seeing RBJ and Marissa Tomei together again in a movie. They were in a cute 90s movie called "Only You." One of my favs. You should watch, such a cute romantic comedy
I almost wish that Liz's Dad would have noticed how Peter was acting, misinterpreted it as him being a sophomore who can't quite believe he's taking a pretty senior to Homecoming. There's the montage of Aunt May trying to help Peter get ready and teach him how to be a good date, etc.
It would've been interesting to juxtapose that with bits of Liz's Mom, sharing her misgivings about Peter. He's let Liz down before, you never know with these guys, take this pepper spray, boys that age are ... well, you can't trust them."
Then they walk out to the kitchen and Liz's Dad is impressed with how seriously Peter is taking this date -- "Ease up on ol' Pete, here, he's a good kid who doesn't think of our daughter as disposable eye-candy. Remember when I took you--" "Yeah, you were a vulture at that age!" "Thankfully, times change. Come on, kids, I'll drive ya."
I'm actually not sure if anybody in the movie directly refers to Adrian Toomes as "The Vulture," but that's where that comes into play. But the main point is to have this scene of Peter standing there with Liz's family while her Dad is just giving this kid a glowing review, defending him and talking about how out of all of the boys that Liz has brought home, he likes Peter the most.
Which is wild, because in about two hours, Peter will have bailed on Liz, took out Shocker, and proceeds to make a huge scene with Vulture and this disco-ball-ass plane in front of all of New York City, where Peter beat the holy dogshit out of this man, then tied him up instead of killing him. Now everybody knows that guy's the Vulture, and he's alone, in prison, stuck with the knowledge that Peter ultimately helped his family more than he did, in the long run. And he respects it.
I also like how Michael Keaton portrayed him, ad somebody who grew up reading the spider man comics it was a huge difference because Keatons character was actually a senior citizen that was a burglar, Ned wasn't introduced until Peter worked at the bugle as a photographer and Ned was a reporter who later turned out to be a villan named the hobgoblin fashioned after the green goblin
Another great Michael Keaton movie where he plays the villain that often gets overlooked is pacific heights, highly recommended
This is so good, Keaton rules, and his Vulture is a brilliant logical redesign. That car scene though, the green light going red when he clues in? My GOD that was masterful!
1:30 Damage Control was a comic book about the workers that clean up after a superhero battle. It was created by Dwayne McDuffie.
Jennifer Connelly is the voice for Spider-Mans suit
fun fact- the thief that give spiderman is Aaron Davis, also known as the Prowler. He 's a villian that just happens to be the uncle of Miles Morales, who is the spiderman from the Sony animated movies.
I still think this is one of the best mcu movies. This take of Peter Parker may not be the best one possible, but it was exactly the take we needed back then.
It doesn’t get enough credit for taking the character in a direction we’ve never seen before. Not all the choices are my favorite but we have two movie series already that have done a lot of the usual beats already. So I think it’s a cool take.
@@kurtwagner350 Absolutely agree.
If you put the Stark stuff aside, he’s the most spot on Peter Parker we’ve had on the big screen, especially in his younger days.
Though my hot take is that Garfield is still the most comic accurate Spider-man.
"If you're nothing without the suit, then you shouldn't have it."
That line has stayed with me for years ❤
The character of Aaron Davis (Donald Glover) is another of Spider-Man's rogues gallery, the Prowler, and he's also the uncle of Miles Morales, the second Spider-Man in the chomics. As in the main Spider-Man in the Spider-Verse movies ...
1:01:38 that isn't really what he meant by that line. He was actually protecting Spiderman. He does know his identity but he saved his life and his daughter's so he doesn't want Peter to die.
Spider-Man homecoming is so good
Still unconditionally love this spider-man trilogy.
lol Ngl every time I see you and hear your voice, I think young scarlet Johansson haha.
Glad to be here now watching your videos! Great thoughts and reactions
This film is so much fun
5։01 hug wasn't in the script - Tom Holland thought Robert was gonna hug him 😁
5:45 how combenient that Star Wars, like Marvel, is Disney 😅
8։34-8։35 just to be sure 😄
8:55 the poster 😄
* "Karen" is voiced by Jennifer Connelly, who played Betty Ross in 2003 Hulk and isbwife of Paul Bettany, who voiced JARVIS and plays Vision
* Damage Control was going to have their spin-off show, but it never came to be
28:39 Garfield's The Amazing Spider-Man 2 vibes (if you know, you know 😅)
28:57 Toby's Spider-Man 2 vibes 😅
29:58 principal is played by same actor who played one of Howling Commandos in "Cap. Am.: First Avenger", Jim Morrita, and pricnipal is his grandson, having grandpa's picture in his office
31:00 Aaron Davis, him having a nephew is reference to Miles Morales, who was latest adapted in "Into the Spider-Verse" animated features
* there was to be another post-credit but it got cut - Aaron still webbed to the csr truck despite it being evening
36:10 Spider-Man 2 train scene vibes
37:42 there was meme: Marvel: "Giv eme back Spidey rights", Sony: "I'm nothing without Spidey rights", Marvel: "Then you don't deserve it" 😅
43:53 wasn't Peter in "The Amazing Spider-Man" eating branzino at Gwen's?
47:01 reflection is reference to "Amazing Spider-Man #33"
55:48 2008 is the year of first Iron Man. So Happy took the ring either right before Tony's kidnapping or after he came back
56:58 Sony was planning a Sinister 6 spin-off, and Gargan would be Scorpion, but it got cancelled
Kristen I love your reactions they are great. you are so funny.
Aaron Davis, the guy buying weapons under the bridge, is the uncle of Miles Morales. See Spiderman: Into The Spiderverse. THIS Easter egg is to let people know that Miles is in the MCU along with Pedro. Nuff' Said. Excelsior!
Great reaction thanks a million 🇮🇪🎬
We love you Kristen
I am so looking forward to Kristen watching the next 3 movies...
They are between my top 5 MCU films.
you dont have to point him out everytime kristen, its just something cool for us nerds to see someone who gave everyone a world where anyone could be a hero, for us its just a respect thing to see him ❤❤❤
I'm guessing that if she didn't then she'd get an onslaught of idiots in the comments accusing her of missing the cameo.
32:40 Mile's Morales Uncle Aaron.
"I don’t know why I have to point him (Stan Lee) out everytime" -> well, because at one point you won’t, you can’t anymore, and the remaining Easter eggs will be echoes of a long lost blessed era 💔
8:32 it's *soo* funny you say that because many viewers lose their minds if reactors don't include a cutaway clip of themselves visually and verbally expressing that they did in fact see Stan Lee 😂😂
People go on and on about how funny Thor: Ragnarok is. But the “enhanced interrogation mode” scene is so good.
I really hope they bring back Michael Mando as Mac Gargan AKA the Scorpion in the future. Seeing a live action Scorpion in the comic accurate suit is gonna be fire and a dream come true for spiderman fans!! Too bad Michael Keaton's Vulture got transported in the Sony Spiderman universe at the end of Morbius, so he's likely not coming back.
49:23 Kemi (of SCENE'CRLY KSO) made a similar comment in her reaction of Homecoming, stating that very same fact so funny😄
35:39 the correct sound effect is Thwip thwip. 😊
Another great reaction, Kristen. Love ya.
8:33 - Because a lot of this channel's subscribers/viewers like to see the person who is reacting to the Marvel movies, acknowledge him.
Kristen doing web-shooter noises. So cute!
I enjoyed your reaction, hopefully Marvel will follow up to this soon!
I was watching Agents of Shield alongside the movies and this tied in so beautifully to all the stuff happening in the series.. Marvel was top tier in their continuity during Infinity saga. Also loved they brought in Aaron Davis - Miles Morales uncle who is also the Prowler.
The "8 years later" card during the opening act makes no sense because that would put Homecoming during 2020, two years after The Blip. It should probably say "4 years later".
I never noticed that
u r the best reaction person
You have to point out Stan Lee everytime, Kristen! It’s the rules!😂😂😂
Michael Keaton is exceptional
Tobey Maguire will always be MY Spider-Man
My wife is not into Marvel and doesn't really like going to the theaters, but I talked her into letting me take her on a date to see this one at a dine-in theater when it came out. I told her that we had to stay until the very end for that last credit scene. She was so mad LOL
Out of context Kristen quotes #1: It looks pretty big right now, but...
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Kristen Stephensonpino PSA: Stay in school, kids!
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05:37 oh it is ALWAYS ok to laugh at that!!! gosh you are the cutest!!!!
I watch these reactions…JUST 2 see Kristin…
Totally adore her….
4:36 fun fact Robert Downey Jr and Marisa Tomei Aunt May actress used to date in the late 90's early 2000s i bellive and i think its one of the reasons they put that line in there
12:02 What? What did you say Kristen? I've seen 100+ videos breaking this movie down about its Easter eggs, refrences and everything you should know but not one of them pointed out how Ned bugging Peter was like peter bugging Happy and the rest of the Avengers. Kristen, thank you for that. It's so stupidly obvious but I wasn't looking for it. Probably after another 10 or 15 watches.
Nacho as the Scorpion... IYKYK...
Fun fact: The voice of Karen (Spiderman's suit voice) is portrayed by Jennifer Connelly who is the real life wife of Paul Bettany who was Jarvis (the original voice in Ironman's suit).
P.S. to @Kris10Kesp: Yes, #TheFounder is one of the best movies of the 21st century. I highly recommend it as a clear example of the clash between the pro-human values of pre-World War II America and post-WWII America, in which the United States controlled half of the world's manufacturing and was determined to be a world capitalist power.
#TheFounder #McDonalds #MichaelKeaton
I enjoy or at least try to enjoy the different Peter Parkers and Spider-Man movies on their own steam, but to me, this was good , but the first two Sam Rami films with Tobey McGuire are still the best. This had more laughs and was a lot of fun. Keaton was REALLY good as the Vulture. Great reaction!
Wow, never thought about that. Seriously, thank you for your restraint on our behalf, Kris10.
Ned does make you want to pinch his cheeks like some aunt 😂
I love that The Vulture when he's in supervillain mode is just another boring generic superhero villain, but is goddamn terrifying when he's just being Michael Keaton.
There;s a pervasive theory that the motivational Captain America videos aren't actually Steve, but they're really Loki pretending to be Steve (a-la that moment in Thor: the Dark World). Basically he's thoroughly trolling his brother's new friend ...
Vulture, Shocker, Tinker (assistant who answered the phone) are all villains from the comics.
Aunt May ❤
46:00 now if I was Flash I would check my call log to see who Spider-Man called to try and find out who Spider-Man is. 58:12 it isn’t the suit that Tony showed him in Avenger headquarters. Tony gave him back the suit that he took away earlier.
I love how they didn't have Tony save the day in the 3rd act ...he did just enough in spots in the film but they let Peter grow up while getting his a** beat by vulture
hits me a certain way when people watch the movies out of order...every time she watches a movie comments are just people telling you the references from previous movies
Vulture theme music is 🔥
When I first saw this, I was not ready for hawt Aunt May 😂
Kristen watch Michael Keaton again in Batman & Batman Returns 😎.
The best Batman movies.
@@LibrarianMichaelThe best Batman movie is The Batman, the best film with the character is TDK.
I took the orchestral arrangement of the 60's Spidey theme over the Marvel Studios logo, and the title, as acknowledgement that the corporate trademark is finally home, where he belongs.
Can't wait for Kristen to watch Spider-Man: Far From Home
I JUST LOVE ALL OF YOUR REACTIONS BEAUTIFUL PRETTY LADY 😍❤❤❤ AWESOME REACTION TO THIS FUN SPIDERMAN 🕸️ MOVIE TOM HOLLAND IS A AWESOME SPIDERMAN 🕸️ BUT SO IS TOBEY MCGUIRE THO 😉
❤❤ my favorite SpiderMan movie
He is great coz he is batman
33:59 Since this movie came out, and the PS4 Insomniac Spider-Man game... I've been waiting for Scorpion to enter the MCU
#MacGargan
#TheScorpion
the only reason i would watch the holland trilogy again is only for the villains, wasn't a fan of the side characters or michelle
Peter's opening film just reinforces how messed up it is that Tony recruits a *child* to fight against a supersoldier and assassins in Civil War 😬
@@chand911 Does that make it ok to blackmail them to fight your enemies for you? Get some morals.
It really made no sense in story since Tony was defending the accords because a child died.
The behind the scenes is they were mid production of Civil War when the deal with Sony came through and, part of the agreement for Marvel to use the character, is he should be in CW so they shoved the character there to introduce him with the other Avengers.
It is still done cool action scenes with him.
For Marvel it was shove him there or you fool around, take too long and Sony ends up doing another Andrew Garfield film.
They just felt Spider-man needs to be in the MCU ASAP or we loose the deal.
A kid who can stop a bus with his bare hands, peter is a superhuman. He's not really helpless, is he? Also, Tony was never blackmailing peter.
@@Mannyhdz0052 He threatened to tell Aunt May about Peter being Spiderman. That's blackmail.
Regardless of how powerful a child is, it's still wrong to force them to fight adults...
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If you like Michael Keaton as a villain, watch Desperate Measures. That movie is amazing.
Millennial Spider-Man
Centeniall
AKA Annoying Spider-Man
@@simulatoraddict6213Annoying how?
Exactly it has to tick all the diversity equality boxes and it shows
Feels cringe and preachy subtly
Tom Holland & Zendaya - Michelle are a couple IRL.
Donald Glover is Aaron Davis
Waiting for Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers Infinity war and Endgame with ACHARA of course.
Keaton originally a comedian first before Acting.
* Michael Keaton loves winged creatures - Batman, Birdman, Vulture, Batman again...😅
* "8 years" was Sony mistake, it should have been "4 years"
* I've read that in real life ferry doesn't allow cars since 9-11
* When Sony licensed Spidey for MCU, it was retroactively announced that little kid in Iron Man 2 with IM helmet whom Hammer robots almost shot was Peter Parker
I might be in love with Kristen
Classic
Tobey Maguire is the greatest Spider-Man of all time