Spider-Man Homecoming: 3 Reasons It Will Be Successful

4/1/2017

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3) Spider-man Suit:

Built by Tony Stark, this is easily the best of Spidey suit every presented to movie audiences and this strategy helps creates some freshness this this third interpretation of Spider-man. Spidey fans have always been in love with the costume and enhancing it with tech just makes fans become more and more interested in it. The suit gives Tom Holland’s Spidey an edge over all the Spider-men before and makes the character seem more intimidating and resourceful.

2) The Vulture/Michael Keaton:

The Vulture in a lot of regards can easily be considered a B-Villain in the comics, just a boring old man who refuses to accept with his mortality, but Keaton’s version of the character looks strong and intimidating. The design of the character looks fantastic and almost mimics an archangel with its menacing wing span and robotic talons. The villain possesses what seems to be Avenger-level tech and will easily be match for Spidey and even Iron Man it seems.

1) Different Settings/Scale:

This Spider-man movie looks as if they will put Spidey in unique situations, realizing that audiences have already seen the wall-crawler duke it out with villains on skyscrapers and trains. The scenes of Spidey attempting to save a freight ship and even an airplane are definitely new to the character’s movie genre. This film seems to promise unique action sequences and not just the same old stuff audiences saw in the other five web head films.

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Elpece Musiq

4/3/2017 02:25:38 am

Hi!

We all know that Super Hero movies are in their nature not anything close to reality however producers must not allow too far detached ideas like using the Web to keep buildings intact.

We need more of reality in Super Hero movies in sense of acknowledging that all Super hero, including Spiderman surely must have limitations.

Superhero movies like Spider man are not founded upon magical kind of environment and upon a scientific environment.

It is not like Happy Porter for example, where anything can happen.

Keeping buildings intact using the Web ignores a whole lot of realities about the buildings, dust on the bricks which causes poor adhesion, the sharp edges on them which may cut the Web.

I just think it is pure laziness to be creative to show how, "hero", Spiderman is.

They can do better by simply removing the scene or modifying it to sometime earthly possible.

4/3/2017 02:37:53 am

(Corrected)

We all know that Super Hero movies are in their nature not anything close to reality however producers must not allow too far fetched ideas like using the Web to keep buildings intact, to find their way into their production.

We need more of reality in Super Hero movies in a sense of acknowledging that all Super heros, including Spiderman surely have limitations.

Superhero movies like Spider man are not founded upon magical kind of environment but upon a scientific environment. With that in mind, I expect the Producers to avoid unrealistic achievements by Super Heroes.

It is not like Harry Porter for example, where anything can happen.

Keeping buildings intact using the Web ignores a whole lot of realities about the buildings, dust on the bricks which causes poor adhesion, the sharp edges on them which may cut the Web, the weight of the buildings etc

I just think it is pure laziness on being creative to show how, "hero", Spiderman is.

They can do better by simply removing the scene or modifying it to sometime earthly possible.

Sporty

4/5/2017 12:53:38 pm

I think that the scenes will work--that reality stuff just works for batman...have a lil fun with the web head.

Don

6/24/2017 10:03:54 am

I agree, Spiderman is such a different character that deserves some fantasy.

Spider-Man Homecoming: 3 Reasons It Will Be Successful

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