You see, a responsible adult probably would have told him, "Hey I got your messages, I'm taking care of this personally, don't worry about it now. Thank you so much for your hard work, I'll remember this." Then Peter thinks, 'Oh okay it's all good now', goes back to his neighborhood watch duty. Then again, Tony is still learning about what it means to mentor someone. He spent his whole life learning to be alone, to be self sufficient
The problem is, Peter would've still went to the Ferry and helped even if he knew about the FBI. Remember that the reason why he wanted to catch The Vulture so badly was to impress Tony Stark and join the Avengers. He's still a kid and immature, not until at the end where he realized it's not bad fighting crime in a neighborhood scale. Turning down Tony's offer to join the Avengers was a first sign of his maturity.
@@mobilelegendsmemes Also like, the FBI stood no chance against Vulture. As was clearly demonstrated when he bust out of the van with his suit on and instantly made them panic.
@@mobilelegendsmemes yup. *Tony* - "If you come across these weapons again, call Happy." *Peter* - _finds alien weapon, takes it to school, hits it with hammer, and gives it to a friend_ If Peter had done what they asked, he'd have been told of the FBI getting involved when they picked up the weapon. Instead, he tried to solve things on his own and caused TWO explosive disasters.
As an adult, my mind looks at this scene and cringes at the thought of having to pay insurance on my vehicle that is now cut in half and full of water. Thanks, Spider-Man.
If I were Peter, I would record and forward whatever I saw about these dangerous weapons, criminal faces, and their voices to Tony Stark so he would take the matter seriously.
Yup, which is just how much Tony wanted Peter involved: "If you come across these weapons again, call in." Unfortunately, Peter's ego-driven desire to prove himself clouded his judgement into trying to take on Vulture solo.
Because it was totally on Tony for not revealing that he contacted the feds knowing full-well that Peter was hunting him. This was on Tony. Also not only does Peter attempt to save the lives he feels he's endangered (even though it's Tony's fault), but he also genuinely lets go of his ego and changes after this scene. Then of course, becomes a better hero. That's how I feel bad for Peter after this.
@@hazmat4260 Why would Tony reveal the existence of a sting operation to a 16-year old kid? Doesn't matter that he's a superhero, he's still a kid and his judgement has a long way to go (I raise you Mysterio). Tony told him what he needed to know and only an idiot or child sees it otherwise.
@@Thescott16 Because he knows that kid is hunting that supervillain. He doesn't need to tell him the specfics of the sting operation. Just "I'll report it to the right authorities" and boom. This would get Peter to back off. Remember? Peter reported this to both Happy and Tony with the hopes that they would do something. He even asked if the Avengers can handle this. He even says after the ferry incident: "None of this would've happened if you'd just listened to me!" So basically if Tony had informed him that he listened, this would've been avoided. And you yourself stated, he's a 15 year old kid. Tony has to be the responsible adult and let him know. So it's on him.
@@hazmat4260 It's on both of them. Boy didn't need to be told any more than he was: he was told to drop it, and he didn't. That's on Peter. Tony could have communicated better but that doesn't absolve Peter from his part of not listening to what he was instructed to do by his mentor. He was so focused on his feelings of inadequacy, his feelings of not being trusted by Tony, that he didn't trust Tony to know what was going on and be doing something about it. Let's put it another way: Peter seriously thought that Tony Stark, Iron Man, the richest and smartest guy in the world who owns a surveillance satellite network and builds sci-fi tech for fun in his spare time, didn't know about and wasn't going to do anything about the thefts of alien tech. That was Peter being a very dumb kid.
@@Thescott16 Since when is it in character for Spider-Man to drop hunting the bad guy just because he's told to? Especially when he's given no reassurance that someone else will handle it? Kinda goes against his "see something do something" policy. In fact, it's what often brings him into conflict with other heroes. Also you're conveniently forgetting that Tony told him that this thing is below his and the rest of the Avengers' pay grade. So yeah, Peter had valid reasons to think Tony Stark wasn't going to do anything about it. Especially since he's not known for fighting street-level crime anyway. Peter was actually doing a solid job taking down Vulture until the sting operation got in his way. Something that wouldn't have happened if Tony Stark had been the responsible adult and said "I'll handle it." Which is what Peter WANTED him to do. So no. While Peter's lack of experience was definitely a factor in the ferry incident, the majority of what went wrong is attributed to Tony's negligence.
Spidey caused Vulture to rush to suit up. Without Spidey on the ferry- *Best-case scenario:* _FBI has the time to make a proper ambush and arrests both gangs_ before _Vulture can suit up; Damage Control confiscates weapons; ship stays intact._ *Worst-case scenario:* _Vulture and Shocker get away; a few FBI agents have injuries; Scorpion gang gets arrested; Damage Control confiscates weapons; ship stays intact._
Probably collect intel. Just figure who was buying, where supplies came from, who is involved. No need to arrest. But peter screwed things up opening a confrontation that forced them to intervene since they didn’t know if spider man was going to cause harm to the boat civilians
@@ballofmayo5132good point. It could be like the first _Amazing_ movie where Peter webbed up a car thief, but later finds out the cops wanted to track him to the chop shop base.
It’s bc spider-man is a 15 year old kid w super powers looking for bad guys, he’s meant to be stupid bc he still has to mature and understand what being a hero actually means
@@fragglerone2363 well if you mean Peter I think he was just panicking and didn’t know what else to do, the dude only had his webs and a shit ton of strength 😭
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As soon as Peter hung up on Tony he tracked his suit. Probably was seeing everything Peter was doing as well.
they removed the tracker on the suit though
@@danzstuff true. Since Tony was cooperative with the FBI, they probably told him about the ferry.
You see, a responsible adult probably would have told him, "Hey I got your messages, I'm taking care of this personally, don't worry about it now. Thank you so much for your hard work, I'll remember this." Then Peter thinks, 'Oh okay it's all good now', goes back to his neighborhood watch duty. Then again, Tony is still learning about what it means to mentor someone. He spent his whole life learning to be alone, to be self sufficient
The problem is, Peter would've still went to the Ferry and helped even if he knew about the FBI. Remember that the reason why he wanted to catch The Vulture so badly was to impress Tony Stark and join the Avengers. He's still a kid and immature, not until at the end where he realized it's not bad fighting crime in a neighborhood scale. Turning down Tony's offer to join the Avengers was a first sign of his maturity.
@@mobilelegendsmemes Also like, the FBI stood no chance against Vulture. As was clearly demonstrated when he bust out of the van with his suit on and instantly made them panic.
@@mobilelegendsmemes yup.
*Tony* - "If you come across these weapons again, call Happy."
*Peter* - _finds alien weapon, takes it to school, hits it with hammer, and gives it to a friend_
If Peter had done what they asked, he'd have been told of the FBI getting involved when they picked up the weapon. Instead, he tried to solve things on his own and caused TWO explosive disasters.
@@CrashB111 without Spidey on the ferry, Vulture never would've had the chance to rush to his suit in the 1st place.
The idiot just cut Tony's call to do superhero stuff
It gets me every time when suddenly ironman appears and he says "hey spidermaan..."😂😂
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2:07 I want to see what Tony did when Peter hanged up on him
Seemed like he was in the back of a car. I'm imagining he got out and stood on the sidewalk waiting for a suit to come to him.
6:40 they made him sound like a villain lmao
i can already hear the vine boom
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yeahhh iron man "clap" "clap"
As an adult, my mind looks at this scene and cringes at the thought of having to pay insurance on my vehicle that is now cut in half and full of water. Thanks, Spider-Man.
Maybe they got a "super villain damage clause"? 🤷😂
Don't worry tony was there to pay
I like the little jingle that plays when tony appears at 6:48
If I were Peter, I would record and forward whatever I saw about these dangerous weapons, criminal faces, and their voices to Tony Stark so he would take the matter seriously.
Yup, which is just how much Tony wanted Peter involved:
"If you come across these weapons again, call in."
Unfortunately, Peter's ego-driven desire to prove himself clouded his judgement into trying to take on Vulture solo.
I’m pretty certain Tony has cameras inside Spider-Man’s suite and could see everything he’s doing
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He really can't see how pretty his Aunt May is.
Tony Stark was like shock wen Peter lie
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I just realised that, Spiderman vs Doc Ock version of CGI is far better than this one. How is that even possible ?
Iron man is so epic he is awesome
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I don’t see how they expect us to feel bad for Peter after this.
Because it was totally on Tony for not revealing that he contacted the feds knowing full-well that Peter was hunting him. This was on Tony.
Also not only does Peter attempt to save the lives he feels he's endangered (even though it's Tony's fault), but he also genuinely lets go of his ego and changes after this scene. Then of course, becomes a better hero.
That's how I feel bad for Peter after this.
@@hazmat4260 Why would Tony reveal the existence of a sting operation to a 16-year old kid? Doesn't matter that he's a superhero, he's still a kid and his judgement has a long way to go (I raise you Mysterio).
Tony told him what he needed to know and only an idiot or child sees it otherwise.
@@Thescott16 Because he knows that kid is hunting that supervillain. He doesn't need to tell him the specfics of the sting operation. Just "I'll report it to the right authorities" and boom. This would get Peter to back off.
Remember? Peter reported this to both Happy and Tony with the hopes that they would do something. He even asked if the Avengers can handle this.
He even says after the ferry incident: "None of this would've happened if you'd just listened to me!" So basically if Tony had informed him that he listened, this would've been avoided.
And you yourself stated, he's a 15 year old kid. Tony has to be the responsible adult and let him know. So it's on him.
@@hazmat4260 It's on both of them. Boy didn't need to be told any more than he was: he was told to drop it, and he didn't. That's on Peter.
Tony could have communicated better but that doesn't absolve Peter from his part of not listening to what he was instructed to do by his mentor. He was so focused on his feelings of inadequacy, his feelings of not being trusted by Tony, that he didn't trust Tony to know what was going on and be doing something about it.
Let's put it another way: Peter seriously thought that Tony Stark, Iron Man, the richest and smartest guy in the world who owns a surveillance satellite network and builds sci-fi tech for fun in his spare time, didn't know about and wasn't going to do anything about the thefts of alien tech. That was Peter being a very dumb kid.
@@Thescott16 Since when is it in character for Spider-Man to drop hunting the bad guy just because he's told to? Especially when he's given no reassurance that someone else will handle it? Kinda goes against his "see something do something" policy. In fact, it's what often brings him into conflict with other heroes.
Also you're conveniently forgetting that Tony told him that this thing is below his and the rest of the Avengers' pay grade. So yeah, Peter had valid reasons to think Tony Stark wasn't going to do anything about it. Especially since he's not known for fighting street-level crime anyway.
Peter was actually doing a solid job taking down Vulture until the sting operation got in his way. Something that wouldn't have happened if Tony Stark had been the responsible adult and said "I'll handle it." Which is what Peter WANTED him to do.
So no. While Peter's lack of experience was definitely a factor in the ferry incident, the majority of what went wrong is attributed to Tony's negligence.
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Iron man is Baddass he is unbeatable everyone Scare Iron Man he the best
"hi spiderman.... Band practice?"
Honestly, ik Tony meant good to call the FBI but wtf where they gonna do? 😭
Spidey caused Vulture to rush to suit up. Without Spidey on the ferry-
*Best-case scenario:* _FBI has the time to make a proper ambush and arrests both gangs_ before _Vulture can suit up; Damage Control confiscates weapons; ship stays intact._
*Worst-case scenario:* _Vulture and Shocker get away; a few FBI agents have injuries; Scorpion gang gets arrested; Damage Control confiscates weapons; ship stays intact._
Probably collect intel. Just figure who was buying, where supplies came from, who is involved. No need to arrest. But peter screwed things up opening a confrontation that forced them to intervene since they didn’t know if spider man was going to cause harm to the boat civilians
@@ballofmayo5132good point. It could be like the first _Amazing_ movie where Peter webbed up a car thief, but later finds out the cops wanted to track him to the chop shop base.
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Why is the ship still floating? Shouldn't the boosters have been underneath the ship?
Nacho??? What is bro doing here???
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2:09 did lil bro real say yoink?💀
why is nacho here
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I mean, I'm a fan of the MCU, but this scene was so unrealistically stupid in many ways.
It’s bc spider-man is a 15 year old kid w super powers looking for bad guys, he’s meant to be stupid bc he still has to mature and understand what being a hero actually means
@@koutar-o yeah, no... I didn't mean the characters. I meant the whole "we hold & glue a sinking ship together" thing. That was ridiculously stupid.
@@fragglerone2363 well if you mean Peter I think he was just panicking and didn’t know what else to do, the dude only had his webs and a shit ton of strength 😭
@@fragglerone2363ok? not anymore stupid than a purple alien who speaks english or a guy being frozen for 70 years and being just fine.
Still not a big fan of Tom Holland as Spider-Man I just watch it for the entertainment
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Such a lame scene compared to Spiderman 2. Damn. So boring.
Then why you watching it stop crying LOL
hii everyone peter paker here