Lots of spoilers in this thread, I'm suspecting, so even with spoiler code, I suggest not reading unless/until you've seen the movie.

But GUYS

THE MOVIE

CAN WE TALK PLEASE

More well-rounded than the previous movies? Check.

More character development/fulfillment of character development? Check.

Conflict without an obvious bad guy to drive it? Never thought I'd see that in a Marvel movie. Check.

Spider Man? Like, what just happened. We have a great Spider Man again. Check.

Ant-Man being irreverent and goofy? Check. (Who needs Deadpool when you have Ant-Man?)

Visitch (or Witchion)? Check.


All told, I think this is the best all-around MCU movie to date. But that's of course partially due to all the build-up that came before, so... without the slightly less best movies beforehand it wouldn't have been the best... so I don't know where I was going with that.

Whatever. Just watch it!

I'm house sitting at my aunt's house and she happens to live less than 10 minutes from the theater. And Tuesdays it's only $5 for a movie. So yeah, I just got back from watching this.

First, I have to admit that I have not seen any Spiderman movies and don't know a whole lot about him.

Favorite part: "Is there a (checks package) Tony Stank here?" And then the jokes coming after that. Hilarious!!

I thought the movie was well done, but the action was a bit fast for such a big screen and not watching it in 3D. The beginning was especially mind-bogglingly blurry.

The other favorite parts were when Spidey talked too much. So did Ant-man for that matter.

I would definitely agree that it's the most well-rounded movie so far, and one of the more morally ambiguous conflicts as well, which made things very interesting.

Saw it yesterday! I think it was everything that Batman V. Superman wasn't--namely, it made sure we cared about the characters before they started throwing punches at each other.

There were a couple of cliched backstories/motivations--SOMEBODY I KNOW DIED AND NOW I'M EVIL OR AT LEAST MORALLY AMBIGUOUS--but it was still plotted well enough that we had the emotional grounding and sincerity.

I also agree with the general consensus I've seen on FB--that having Spiderman be an actual teenager, and act like it, was a good choice. I also still love Ant Man.

I haven't liked any of the Captain America movies so far. However, I saw the trailer for this, and I really want to see it. Maybe I'll treat myself this week