Marvel yet again introduce an interesting villain before leaving them standard, with a horrible exposition monologue I might add. It's another solid, if not perfect, Spider-Man film. That relationship and seeing Spidey try to fill Tony's shoes (spoilers) is great stuff. Those two are just really cute, and their developing relationship is charming as hell.
Tom Holland is still the best Spider-Man, and damnit all Zendaya is really winning me over. Also, in it's character moments with the heroes. That's where the film shines the highest, in its warped inception-ey trip-out sequences. His missions were some of the ones I enjoyed the most in the Spider-Man games, and it allows for some truly mind-bending trippy visuals later in the film. Regardless, it's still a helluva fun ride. On top of that, his motives and overall goals are a little difficult to follow. The first movie had something of a villain reveal too, but they handled it in such a way that it really worked. I guess I won't spoil it, but really if you've read the comics, played the games, or just googled any of the character names of people in this movie you know who it is and yet they treat it like this big reveal. The biggest issue this movie has is with its villain. View the collection: Marvel Cinematic Universe Rating: PG-13 (Sci-Fi Action Violence|Brief Suggestive Comments|Some Language) Parker soon finds himself donning the Spider-Man suit to help Fury and fellow superhero Mysterio stop the evil entities from wreaking havoc across the continent. The world is in danger as four massive elemental creatures - each representing Earth, air, water and fire - emerge from a hole torn in the universe. Peter Parker's relaxing European vacation takes an unexpected turn when Nick Fury shows up in his hotel room to recruit him for a mission.
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