Blake Hyshka

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Would rate a 3 but no one reads those First off, the plot was so corny and throughout the whole movie it felt like it really had no value or sentimental impact. Given the fact that they could have pressed the button to get rid off all the villains but decided to “save” them really didn’t rest well with me. Throughout all the Spider-Man movies they are battling against them but then this one comes around me the whole story is flipped. It’s unrealistic and stupid if I’m being real. Secondly, it felt as if it was more marvel trying to pump nostalgia then anything instead of focusing on crafting a good, believe-able storyline. The OG Spider-Man’s could have been introduced in a much more impactful way. The fact that the villains sided with Peter was the tipping point for the ridiculousness. Just for them to turn their backs on him. Another stupid plot by marvel to keep the corny story running. For the rest of the movie it went downhill, with basically zero emotional impact whatsoever. It felt as if the movie was more just a fan service then anything. The only moment that I felt the slightest emotion was when Peter would no longer be remembered by his best friends. Some of the fight scenes were cool and all and the production was on point. Willem Dafoe played the best role in the whole movie and was incredible. That’s about all I can think of for the positives. The end credits scenes were also very awesome and open up a lot of potential for another Spider-Man movie.