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Originally Posted by Deadite  Interesting. Not seen it yet, but the shizbut was that this film was the closest in tone to comic spiderman. Not always a good thing it seems.
Conversely, the last Thor film is about as far from comic Thor as it can get yet lots of people love it. |
I've never read a Marvel comic book, so I've no idea about how faithful the MCU films are to the source material. I really enjoyed Spider-Man: Homecoming, both the cinema and at home, but I'd recently watched the films that preceded it so watched it as part of the great hall rather than a stand-alone movie.
Judging it on its own merits, it's probably weaker than the first two Sam Raimi films, though I feel it has the best Peter Parker/Spider-Man, and loved the interaction with Happy and Tony Stark. As a film which is a continuation of events from Avengers: Age of Ultron, Ant-Man and, Captain America: Civil War, I thought it was excellent.