Can he swing , From a web? No he can't. He's a pig.

Look OOUUUUTTTTTT...

He is the Spider-Pig.

@@jacobcolton3828 Well, unless it's Spider Ham.

Man I hope Dummy is the ringbearer at the wedding.

Do you happen to have a source for Kevin Feige watching Tony’s videos?

Mom looks at a screenshot of Tony's face. Mom: Whatever floats your boat...

Actually it was the NEW Twilight Zone Tower of Terror the new Twilight Zone Tower of Terror the new Twilight Zone Tower of Breakout the new Guardians Zone Tower of Breakout the new Guardians Zone Mission of Breakout the new Guardians of the Galaxy Mission Breakout the new Guardians of the-- (slap)

We miss you too, but it's your own fault for not uprooting your life and moving to one of the most expensive places to live ever!

This shall always be my greatest shame.

I mean, the Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland and Dinosaur at Animal Kingdom use the exact same ride vehicle technology as Spider-Man and Transformers, just with actual physical sets instead of big screens. I would argue that makes it even better.

I feel it depends on the story of the ride. for stuff like Indy or Dinosaur, your on the ground, and everything is supposed to look realistic, so it makes more sense for everything to be physical,. With Spider-Man you got characters swinging and flying all over the place, it makes sense to have screens. I think screens are sort of like the CG of the theme park world they shouldn't be relied on all the time, but rather used to achieve what (currently) wouldn't be able to be done otherwise.

Never bothered to count. I like not having to waste mental energy deciding what to wear.

But...it...WASN'T forced. I don't think the movie brings up race even once - the multi-cultural cast is just an accepted fact of life that nobody comments on, which is ideally how it SHOULD be. I didn't see the RLM review, did they honestly have a PROBLEM with that?

They had a poorly-explained "not-a-problem-but-still-kind-of-a-problem" problem with the diversity in Force Awakens too, a movie where not only is it NOT commented upon, it'd be kinda stupid to comment upon it because there's also aliens and shit. And they had a problem with that because...reasons. I dunno why the fuck ANYONE would be uncomfortable with more diverse casting. I mean, I don't know the RLM guys personally, and for that reason I'm loathe to call them straight-up racist...but I gotta say, I'm not thinking of too many other conclusions one might reach.

they just made a snide comment addressing the fact in their review, which was just a rather out of place thing to a bring up, even as a joke

and yeah, that did really rub me the wrong way in their review and also how unusually bothered they were that the romance in TFA is strictly platonic because to them it's weird and unnatural when the main stars DON'T fall in love at the end of a major blockbuster

I also remember Mike saying that Gal Gadot's accent was so thick that he couldn't understand anything she was saying. I can't find a single other reviewer who thinks her English was hard to understand. I think he comes from a very sheltered, very homogenous community.

You're not allowed to have ideas anymore.

Joel_A113 your becoming as ignorant as sony planning there weird "Spiderman: Homecoming Universe" idea.

Jackson Benight I still hope the Fantastic Four end up buying it instead, even though it's just wishful thinking.

Charles Stiles, Mystery Diners nah. Stark Tower looks nothing like the Baxter building. Oscorp would make much more sense.

I can't find an article about it; I heard about it on a podcast whose name escapes me. The short version is, Universal originally wanted their second gate in Florida to be a Universal/WB co-production, with rides based on Looney Tunes and DC Comics, to be called Tooniversal Studios. But, the two studios couldn't agree on terms so the deal fell apart.

And yet Warner Bros agreed to let Universal use Harry Potter!?! Ironic don't you agreed.

I'm gonna continue releasing new content of some sort or another every month, but One Movie Later is officially on hiatus until the holidays. I'm not even sure we'll cover Ragnarok, since there's no official Thor ride. We''ll definitely cover The Last Jedi, but that might be it for the rest of 2017.

Okay fair enough. Still glad you're going to be releasing content as your stuff is always great. Wonder if it will just be more State of the Park or perhaps the first inklings of season 4 of some jerk with a camera... hey one could always hope right?

No. J.K. Simmons was PERFECT as Jameson. There will never be another that scarily good.

Jurb Laydel Spider-Coming Homeman.

Also, Rescue

@@Foxpawed Eyep. Can't wait for the video on Far From Home.

@@Cyrus21100 Unfortunately, they're not doing FFH since they did Toy Story 4 out of the options on his last twitter poll, and I presume the editing time makes it not feasible to do two movies so closely timed together, otherwise I'm not really sure why not both.

@@Foxpawed Darn. Oh well, maybe when the DVD comes out. Also, watching some of the older videos, I now know why he hasn't done Galaxy's Edge yet. Annual pass blackout dates and high single day prices.

The screen at the 16 we saw it at had recliner chairs too.

Tony Goldmark The Dolby room, right? I do like going to that room, but the other guests in my party didn't wanted to pay extra for that screening.

Or are you gonna do a State of the Parks on D23 news? If so, I'll wait until then to hear your opinions!

If you're impatient, I just did a huge Twitter thread about ALL my opinions on the D23 Expo revelations.

Most likely, the line was Green *Goblin* and the actress only read the line once.

Yeah, that was weird to me too. Either everything in the first two Iron Man movies AND The Avengers happened within a few short months, or Marvel screwed up the timeline.

CoasterKing I was bothered by it as well. I'm working on a video explaining a way to fix it at the moment (*SHAMELESS PLUG*), but until Marvel gives an official statement about it, we won't know.

Maybe someday. Beats having a real job, right?

Too obvious.

Still there!

@@TonyGoldmark Huh. That's surprising. Well, maybe that might change if and when Disney and Marvel buys back Spiderman.

@@mkdemigodzillawarrior When Universal signed with Marvel in the 90s, they bought theme park rights to the Marvel brand itself, and a bunch of the biggest Marvel titles (Spider-Man, Hulk, The Avengers, X-Men, Fantastic Four and a few others, to be specific) in perpetuity (as opposed to Universal's deal with The Simpsons, which was only for twenty years), but only within a 500-mile radius of Orlando. So aside from Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind (which, as I understand it, is only allowed to be built because the Guardians hadn't been in any Avengers movies yet as of the moment construction started in 2017, and they won't be allowed to use the Marvel insignia ANYWHERE on the actual ride), Disney can't build any Marvel rides in Florida or Japan (where they have a clone of the Spider-Man ride), but they CAN build them at all their other parks.

@@TonyGoldmark Huh...go figure I suppose.

Elaborate, if you will?

The Avengers. Pure Imagination. Yes.

Sure, if you make one.

No, it's not wrong. In fact, you should watch the new Editor's Cut! It's available to rent on Vudu and Amazon Video.

Duly noted!

I asked on Twitter, and the majority of current teenagers who replied said that it was more or less accurate, especially the little details.

Wow really? eh, well I have no way of knowing exactly what those people were referring to without asking them directly... And unfortunately none of my friends have seen it yet so I can't ask anyone in real life either. Maybe I shouldn't have phrased it that way, I guess it's not that it necessarily felt completely fake, but that doesn't make it NOT cliche. Most movie cliches come from some aspects of reality, but every high school centered movie I've ever seen just keeps re-using these same few ones. Like in one of the first scenes when they had the nerd bff (I forgot all of their names honestly) come up to Peter with the Star Wars lego thing, and the pretty cheer leader behind them sneered and went "ugh, lame" in that one instant I felt like I IMMEDIATELY knew exactly what they were going to do with this setting, I knew every character they would introduce along with their purpose and their personality, and I was right. Maybe the fact that it was so predicable to me prevented me from getting sucked in and believing it. it's not necessarily grossly WRONG, it's just nothing even remotely new. It barely scratches the surface of the high school experience and because they didn't seem to want go past the bare-bones concept of what it's like in a traditional high school yeah I guess they didn't get anything really wrong because there was hardly anything there. I don't know how to explain it any better, I just wish I could get a story in a modern high school that explored different aspects and perspectives instead of reusing ones we've seen a thousand times. Then again, I suppose the movie was bound to whatever narrative was portrayed in the comics and I'm just a filthy casual who has never read them, so maybe they were just being accurate to that (sorry for the long rants, like I said I have no one in real life to talk to about the movie yet, so I must scream into the void of the internet)

I am a teenager, and I found this movie to be decently relatable in terms of Peter's social life in high school. However, I do think the writers were somewhat unaware of just how many teens today embrace nerd and geek culture. Although, I guess you can say it was intentional due to the fact it could be commenting on hipsters and pretentious fake nerds. You know the kind. The pretty person who wears thick glasses, pretends to like 'nerdy' things, and is constantly wanting to be different from everyone else. At my school, just be hot and do the things I previously mentioned to be a 'nerd'. If your ACTUALLY a nerd, your sort of forgotten about. If you keep that in kind, you can sorta interpret this high school setting in the same way. Peter is a real nerd, and is left forgotten about because the unconventionly attractive "nerds" are faking their quirky hobbies, leading them to be proceeded as cute, and not creepy.

I think it's a mistake to assume someone's interests aren't genuine. You might be bitter that the pretty popular people are getting more attention for it, but that doesn't necessarily mean they don't mean it.

I guess your right in the fact that I'm being bitter. But it just seems there are TOO many context clues pointing toward them just wanting to be quirky. Seriously, this is how these so-called 'nerds' talk: "LOL I'M SUCH A GEEK I JUST PLAYED SUM GAMEZ ON MY DADS LOL XD RETRO SUPER NINTENDO. NOW I'M GONNA SEE CARS 3 CUZ ONLY NERDS LIKE ME SEE PIXAR MOVIES LOL XD LOL I JUST WENT TO STARBUCKS WOW GUYS I'M SUCH A NERD!!! I LISTEN TO SONGS FROM THE 90S AND WATCH LOL XD 90S MOVIES LOL!!!!!! I MEAN, THE 90S WERE SO MUCH BETTER, EVEN THOUGH I CLEARLY WAS BORN IN 1999 AND I CAN'T IMAGINE A WORLD WITHOUT MUSIC.LY LOL XDDD FIDGET SPINNERS DAB ON EM LOL XD BOTTLE FLIPPING XD!!!! LOL THE EMOJI MOVIE IS SOO CRINGE EVEN THOUGH I WILL GO SEE IT! LOL ITS NOT LIKE SUPRESSING MY EMOTIONS TOWARD THINGS ISN'T COOL AMIRITE?!!!!"

How so?

Tony Goldmark how did I not notice this reply for 2 MONTHS? Anyway, on the incredibly unlikely chance you're still interested, I mean Toomes' speech to Peter about people like Tony not caring about people like them sticks, and I think it's cause of that speech that he rejects the suit at the end. Not that Peter thinks Tony doesn't care, but Vulture got spurned and operated unchallenged for years because he was "below the Avengers paygrade". Peter has to be "friendly neighborhood Spider-Man" because being an Avenger basically puts him in an ivory tower where he wouldn't be able to stop more blue collar bad guys like Vulture from flourishing or getting their Start of Darkness in the first place.

Interesting.

You literally don't even have the courage to show your own face, hair and body. You must look infinitely worse.

+Tony Goldmark i do thats y i hide it. we uglies gotta keep it behind mics and under paper bags

You are the Uncle Tom of ugly people and I want no affiliation with you.