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💥SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING (2017)💥MCU Marvel MOVIE REACTION

Jen Murray

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Enjoy my movie reaction to Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)! 📼 Watch full movie (no syncing) with me or sync your copy: Patreon: 1842212

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20 Comments

@meander112 2 months ago

I always viewed the Vulture not giving up Peter Parker at the end as the Vulture protecting Peter, since Peter saved the Vulture's life when Peter didn't have to, thus allowing the Vulture to still be with is family, such as it is.

@BubbaCoop 2 months ago

"Karen" is Jennifer Connelly, Paul Bettany's (Jarvis) wife.

@LeeWinstead1962 2 months ago

Yeah, Donald Glover's character has a nephew named Miles Morales

@Leonbread0880 2 months ago

I think Vulture kept Peter's identity secret in the post credit scene out of respect for him having saved both his (pulling him out of the wingsuit before it exploded) and his daughter's lives. They make it clear that Vulture will kill people that get in his way but he isn't a purely evil person.

@scrrin 2 months ago (edited)

16:58 "Like the lady that bought you the churro."
So Tony was actually listening to Peter's daily reports.

@mikemath9508 2 months ago

aunt May's "what the FU--" is my favorite MCU ending

@lumpyhead5024 2 months ago

Ty for being honest about having seen a movie before even if you hardly remember it. You rule!

@robertfalk3767 2 months ago

For reference, "Thor's Magic Belt" is Megingjörð. I don't blame Happy for not being able to pronounce it.

@JedHead77 2 months ago

38:19: The principal’s grandfather’s photo is behind him. He was one of Captain America’s Howling Commandos in WWII.

@rodentnolastname 2 months ago

"if you're nothing without the suit then you shouldn't have it" is a subtle theme carried over from Ironman 3 😯😯😯

@Shadowace724 2 months ago

I have heard in one of the fight scenes Keaton told Holland "I'm Batman" LOL

@toasterposterprime 2 months ago

Ned saying he’s looking at p*rn was a true sacrifice on the same level as a Captain America sacrifice! 😂😂😂

@flippinLOFI 2 months ago

Just throwing this out there, Jen is the coolest non-dude dude, or dudette if you will, a dude could hang with. Her Star Trek geek-outs are legend. 😆

@Sean-YEG 2 months ago

Over the years I have spent far too much time thinking about how it was someone's job to built a Lego Death Star for every take they did of that scene; I clearly missed my calling.

@JustWasted3HoursHere 2 months ago

To answer your question about Tobey McGuire's Spider-Man, his is the one version of Spider-Man whose own body makes the web fluid (instead of mechanical shooters with home-made web fluid).

I love the way they did this Spider-Man WITHOUT the typical origin story that every other Spider-Man movie and TV show has done. All of the questions are answered via Ned's silly questions to Peter. This is how you do it!

The interrogation by Michael Keaton of Spider-Man in the car is so unnerving! They both knocked that out of the park. Creepy and uncomfortable.

@toasterposterprime 2 months ago

you saying, “Go get’em tiger.” was exactly what this movie needed, and made this reaction feel complete! 😃

@jfwalden2105 2 months ago

It's great how Peter complains about not being treated like an adult while jumping on the bed. 😂

@Novacification 2 months ago

The Captain America scenes in this movie are a masterstroke in my opinion. Having the quintessential good guy and role model record these inspirational/educational videos to "shape the youth of tomorrow" is spot on what would happen in real life and it's a super nice touch. The fact that we have followed Captain America for so long and know him so well at this point adds a layer of understated comedy to the scenes that is so perfect.