That hit so hard bro 😭

no more May too 😭

Knew WHAT??? hehe

@@rc1982 The other half of the battle besides knowing. GIJOE only gave half the equation, unfortunately.

Does that mean Peter also doesn't know the wae?

It makes sense though. He's only 15 and feels he isn't ready to be one of "Earth's Mightiest Heroes". He's probably too intimidated.

Tony was in Peter? Wtf bro

@@8sofspades31 ayo 🗿

Tony is love, Tony is life

@@8sofspades31 LOL 😂😂

I love some MCU films but I swear MCU commenters on KZfaq are so insecure lmao. Only praise of the most superficial details haha.

@@dilldough3588 Name of the movie: Happiness. Look for it.

@@bruhmoment1761 exactly hahaha "I love how he did the thing all movie and this scene is about. Wow MCU so clever, Kevin Feigie can I blow you off?"

@@radopak i think its just that theyre kids. i mean i was too (OH GOD IM GROWING OLD) but yeah. they see comments analysisng so theyre like i can do that as well. but i feel that is very prominent in MCU fanbase and also the breaking bad fanbase

2:16 Iron Man was a great father figure/moral support to Spider-Man especially after his first father figure Uncle Ben and biological father Richard Parker both died just like how Aunt May/moral support was also a great mother figure to Spider-Man especially after his biological mother Mary Parker died and it was pretty heartbreaking that Iron Man died in Avengers: Endgame (2019) after using the infinity stones to kill the alternate Thanos and his army and the Black Order and save the universe from its destruction causing Spider-Man to lose yet another father figure and later lost his mother figure Aunt May to Green Goblin/Norman Osborn in Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) so him becoming emotionally embittered after it before being consoled by the Tobey Maquire Spider-Man and Andrew Garfield Spider-Man explaining the important people they lost in their lives too and motivated him to continue being the superhero he is despite the mistakes he will make and people he will lose in the process just as they did made sense.

nah. Peter here is second guessing Tony's intentions in this frame and trying to align with the "more mature" version he thinks TS expects of him. The kid desperately wants to be an avenger. Tom Holland does a beautiful job of conveying this subtextually. The looking out for the little guy bit was just a facade. Look at the way he looks at the suit and his "pleased as punch" face when he walks out. Tom Holland is probably the single best thing to happen to the spiderman arc. He brings a raw innocence and naivete that is normal for that age.

@@vvenkat111I agree with your interpretation of the scene, but this is also exactly why I hate Holland's spiderman. He goes through so much throughout the movies and does very little actual growing. Getting in constant fights like he does should have some effect on his character, yet he still acts like a kid in almost every facet. Even in this scene, which is explicitly meant to show development, feels more like a joke, because he only thought he was being tested. Tony Stark's awkwardness also ruined what should've been a heartwarming scene. I think the writers focus way too much on every scene being funny or having a punchline.

@@ethyr no way home literally fixes this, the ending shows his maturity and growth beyond his years

​@@rnathanielryaan2034 yes'm. You're right about it fixing it. I think the problem was that in the first movie there was enough shit that should have messed with Tom's character in a way that isn't just responsibility. He's seem people die and almost die and we had to wait till the last movie to see ANY meaningful growth? I love Tom's spiderman but it's like the legend of Korra where the characters had years to mature and they didn't. Did Tom mature? Hell yeah but why did it take so damn long. It's the shitty writing

@@sammyiel9626 the whole point of the trilogy was to be an origin story for spiderman. all through homecoming, far from home, and the majority of no way home, we are watching peter parker try to live up to what spiderman is. at first he was following in the footsteps of tony, trying to meet his expectations, then he felt he had to fill in tony's shoes and be the new tony even when he didnt want to be, then in no way home he was finally finding his own way. Now without anyone knowing who he is, or with any family, he can be spiderman. he is now spiderman.

I always thought it was more like "Dude you definitely shouldn't have told her I've been planning on proposing since 2008", plus a bit of "oh damn she's gonna say yes"

he is just so natural at being tony stark, the best thing marvel has gave us

He probably made that in like one night

@@CheaplyAnimatedLenin dude he's Tony Stark, not Gandalf

He has the spiderman suit printing machine on his plane

"he needs a heater in case he gets wet or cold. Oh and a parachute. Cant have him pull a Cody on me and break his legs. Ah and legs! Lets add a few metallic spider legs to protect him incase his legs get injured or he gets overwhelmed. And lets instal a insta-kill function incase we have another New York situation where our government try to friggen nuke us again."

​@@HEROEGAMEbut without a gadget

Definitely a cool Easter egg.

Actually was a little nod to him directing MCU’s first cannon movie.

Ye

@@UrFavDudeOnUtube He did, in fact, carry most of the Marvel movies since 2008.

Any other obvious things you want to point out like the sky is blue or grass is green?

There's also just raw talent. He was in the movie "The Impossible" which was released on January 4th 2012. Holland was all of 14 when it was actually filmed and gave a great performance. We rarely see a gifted child actor transition so well into adulthood. Kudos to his parents for keeping him grounded.

​@@MybpetersonI think it's partially because he has been on the stage in the starring role since he was young. He learnt at a young age that acting up was not the correct way to deal with stress. Also, it's Marvel. They brought him into a huge franchise. They wanted to keep him clean.

Tom Holland is an amazing actor. And the perfect Spider-Man.

Ohhh that is good. I've watched this movie about a dozen times by now and I never noticed.

What?! He’s been carrying those pop-ups since 2008.

@@daidavies6210 Imagine melting down over fantasy. You must do great in the real world.

@@daidavies6210 worth that much and complaining about a children’s movie being too woke in the KZfaq comments. Nice.

@@daidavies6210 Poor triggered snowflake. Go watch a Kevin Sorbo movie.

@@daidavies6210 the point is that you’re acting like a loser lmao

We need him back

@@laperkin he didn’t leave

But are they the MCU going to make anymore movies with Spiderman and Tom H. I personally would like them to continue making movies with the orginal cast they have for as long as the actors are physically able. And also i know that actors get tired of playing the same character all the time , but i feel they should be glad to be the iconic actor of a certain character, like Chris Evens as Capt. America because it would ensure steady employment/ paycheck and steady fans for life, or at least an decade or two. Look at Jonathan Frid who played the orginal Barnabas Collins vampire on the Dark Shadows tv gothic soap opera, it is all he is really remember for and thousands of fans were heartbroken at is passing. While he was alive he attended lots of conventions and fan reunions .

@@lonknight3197 Tom h, who knows, but marvel and Sony have confirmed that there will be three more solo Spiderman movies and 2 cameo appearances which will probably be both phase six avengers movies.

He is coming back for another film. Tom Holland is the worst at keeping secrets and already gave it they will do a 4th movie. The spider verse

3* cause thanos snaps twice to get rid of the stones

Well look what Tony has to go through. He needs his own legal team in order for the US Government from confiscating his tech.

I didn't realize this until you just said it! Oh my God! 🤣

Oh wow, the MCU did the bare minimum of writing! Applaud them!

Poor Happy, he can't win. First, Pepper and now Aunt May.

Not merely mentoring a youngster, but identifying with him. Tony became an orphan in his freshman year at MIT, Peter became an orphan even earlier. That’s what their bond was based on.

That was consistent with the comics.

It added another layer. Here it didn't add anything. Was treated as a joke and didn't matter until No way home.

You're dreaming man - Aunt May didn't know ever, not in the comics at least. And the first movie from 2000 didn't show any clues that she knew. It's only in the later movies/comics where everything is changed around purely for amusement and political corretness, etc. They all are a disgrace to a once fantastic story!

why yall triggered by the little things@@DavidMartinez-ce3lp

​​@@keldguldhammer592of course she knew. Who do you think cleaned up all those webs in Peter's room?

the way stark spins around, doing backwalk, both arms straight down, and blank forward stare after catching the ring and before closing the door seemed familiar to me, this isn't his first time doing such movement, right?

5:04 xD

I think he was calling to see if she was home. When she didn't answer, he figured the coast was clear...

@@danellard Rookie mistake lol.

@@stanknight9159 I mean yeah that's the point he's a rookie

Something tells me that tony would've had the press room soundproofed so that they couldn't hear things going on in the compound. It was dead quiet until she opened the door

Tony tells Peter before announcing the new suit there are about 50 reporters, not vloggers

@@Theunknownworld77 OP literally says reporters. Being illiterate is a choice.

@@breeze7464 I was saying what Tony said. “There are about 50 reporters back there, real ones, not vloggers” :)

@@Theunknownworld77 still makes zero sense why you even commented that to begin with... 🤦

No way home

6:01

He didn't think she was home. He called her name twice.

Oh god shut up

Ummm ......because it's in the script?!?!😉

Because he’s a teenager?

You are trying to find logic in movies

yep hes the butler but infact hes in charge

Gives new meaning to the phrase, "The butler did it." 😉

I Cheese Sandwich John Favreau.

Captain America

Peter Parker was a decent human being with a truckload of survivor's guilt and a responsibility he faced head-on after his failure. What about him isn't inspiring to just about every one of us?

@@daynechastant Been reading Marvel Comics since I could buy two of them with a quarter. Decades later, Spidey is still my favorite, no doubt because of who Peter was.

Steve Rodgers earned it as well.

iron man litrally earned his way in

So much for his spider sense

WTF 🤣🤣🤣🤣

6:01

Well its cuz he doesn't see May as a threat, probably why his Spidey sense doesn't kick in

I miss phase 1-3 (with one exception)

😢

“MCUX?” What’s the X stand for?

@@mephostopheles3752 It's to be more inclusive towards non-binary MCUs

@@CosmicTeapot That doesn’t mean anything but okay

@@mephostopheles3752 What's that in the sky? Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No! It's the joke flying high above your head.

@@CosmicTeapot WHERE’S THE JOKE?? You just said an unrelated thing. Comedy is more than just saying random shit, champ.

DC

He really took Tony's lessons to heart, and made a mature decision, validating Tony's trust and giving him even more reason to think Peter will grow up to be a better man than Tony was for most of his life. Great chemistry between Holland and RDJ, and each was a perfect segment in both their respective arcs. Both learned, both taught, both earned respect, albeit in different ways, while the mentor/mentee relationship was respected. Ultimately, they came to have a truly touching, wholesome father-son kind of bond, which is way too rare in Hollywood theses days.

Tom'sdressedlike Hhere! Andrew

I have a feeling that Tobey Maguire would more than likely play Uncle Ben if he ever appeared in the MCU.

Will Farrell

Me. I’ll take that job with a kissing scene!

Joe Pesci great chemistry with Marisa Tomei

Christian Slater... the only true match for Marisa Tomei.

Lmao your right, he just saved the avengers alot of trouble

He's a superhero

@@ralphpal A TEENAGE superhero who was about to join the high level team that deals with threats like Ultron and HYDRA. The press could easily turn that against the Avengers if something happened.

@@smv4usa that was stronger than 75 percent of them And can kill most of them if he didn't hold back

@@ralphpal And if he did kill, even accidentally, the press would have a field day. No doubt he's capable, but his actions earlier showed he has a lot to learn. And having a kid fight high end battles is risky at best. He'd need a LOT of training before he was actually "ready".

It doesn't work on Aunt May or bread

Spidey sense works on danger, Aunt May is not a threat.

​@@adrianvanleeuwenNot to mention, I'm pretty sure he got hang of his spider sense during far from home. All the three films are Tom's spider mans origins, is what I think after watching all of them.

Imissthisflm, good Times

Good catch, I didn't notice it (especially the change in room echo) until I saw your comment and rewatched the bit. As far as his facial movements not matching the words, I would guess he's saying the same line, but they wanted Tony's expression from slightly later in the clip, so they pushed the clip out of sync. It's annoying, but that's a well-used technique.

Omniversal level-threat, Darkhold-corrupted chaos witch/mass murderer, kidnapper, slaver, and mind-r*pist Scarlet Witch…? That Scarlett Witch? As an _Avenger?_ Huh. Can't think of anyone having any problems with her inclusion...

That wasn't the same suit. He didn't get to wear it until Infinity War when he want into space.

​@@bigtime316Yes, exactly. He gave him the og suit back. And well, the three films show peter slowly becoming competent, I mean look at him in no way home at the end. No suit, no tony, all on his own, but mature and the beginning of spiderman.

Not at all, this literally closes the story of the movie. That he realizes he doesn’t have to be an Avenger