Visually, this flick is very good! It just trumps Homecoming.

yes it is very good.

It's better than Homecoming and it looks awesome on Blu-ray

Fun to watch.

I now kinda feel that the Sam Raimi-directed Spider-Man 2 is my favorite of all of them, even though Kirsten Dunst makes me feel a bit blah as MJ. It has great emotion in it, and wow, what a villain.

However, some of the story's dynamics are really accentuated by the filmmakers making the main characters much younger people, and that's cool. You really feel the rivalry between Pete and Flash, for example. And as I'm sure I've stated here before, Spider-Man is Marvel's baby, and therefore, no one can do him better than they can!

@CelluloidFan said:

I now kinda feel that the Sam Raimi-directed Spider-Man 2 is probably my favorite of all of them, even though Kirsten Dunst makes me feel a bit blah as MJ. It has great emotion in it, and wow, what a villain.

The train scene was cool.

@wonder2wonder said:

@CelluloidFan said:

I now kinda feel that the Sam Raimi-directed Spider-Man 2 is probably my favorite of all of them, even though Kirsten Dunst makes me feel a bit blah as MJ. It has great emotion in it, and wow, what a villain.

The train scene was cool.

Thanks for that clip, wonder! That's the very scene I was referring to as far as the "great emotion." Spidey is this Christ-like figure in it, ha ha. They did something similar to that in Homecoming too, but Raimi's film really brought that feeling home.

Doc Ock is a really good villain... very relatable! You see his fall, and you understand exactly why he becomes bad. 2 thumbs up!!

Spiderman must have been far from home was waiting to see spiderman and all we got was Iron man jr