TCTTS said:

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I still don't think I'm into the basic idea, but at least it's not out of nowhere...

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the more i think about it, i think you're right that while the multiverse probably exists in the MCU, i think mysterio is using it to manipulate Nick Fury and Spider-Man.

so if that ends up being the case, is it time to seriously start questioning whether Fury is actually just pretty bad at his job?

bangobango said:

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ChimbosAg said:

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Question. In the trailer Fury drops the line "***** please". How is that appropriate for a trailer?

Not that I care that they curse in the movies, but advertising on public television/social media? I laughed when he said it, but found it odd that it cleared for the trailer.

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I can say, as a parent I'd sure like it a lot more if they'd cut down the cussing in these movies. Endgame seemed to be doing it just to see how many they could get away with before upping the rating.

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I'm not a parent and I don't mind language, but you better believe if I was being asked to travel through time to find monsters from space who killed half of the population of the entire universe, I would be swearing like a pirate.

I don't see it as seeing "how many they could get away with," I think the movies are more mature now. This isn't the same captain America who toured the country doing patriotic stage shows.

A kid told me once that Homecoming had a lot of bad words in it. He's kind of right. I know that Spider-Man is a high school student, so it is very realistic, but he's also one of the most kid-friendly and kid-beloved characters there is. Homecoming even ends on a motherf-(cut away).

It's not a problem to me personally (like I said, realistic - we all called each other ***** names, etc.) but I could see why a sweet little 9 year old might be a little shocked.

(Then again, my favorite movie when I was 5 was Transformers, and Spike drops a "oh ****, what are we gonna do now" at one point. Also, all my favorite characters got murdered in front of me. I'm fine. I'm fine.)

Tom Holland just can't help himself with spoilers, wow.

Mild spoilers within. (Villain name)



Gyllenhaal trying to rescue him is pretty funny.

rhutton125 said:

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A kid told me once that Homecoming had a lot of bad words in it. He's kind of right. I know that Spider-Man is a high school student, so it is very realistic, but he's also one of the most kid-friendly and kid-beloved characters there is. Homecoming even ends on a motherf-(cut away).

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It also had a scene where Ned gets caught by a teacher in the computer lab. His response: "I was uhhh......looking at porn."

Yeah, that was pretty funny sitting next to my 9 year old son.

GiveEmHellBill said:

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rhutton125 said:

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A kid told me once that Homecoming had a lot of bad words in it. He's kind of right. I know that Spider-Man is a high school student, so it is very realistic, but he's also one of the most kid-friendly and kid-beloved characters there is. Homecoming even ends on a motherf-(cut away).

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It also had a scene where Ned gets caught by a teacher in the computer lab. His response: "I was uhhh......looking at porn."

Yeah, that was pretty funny sitting next to my 9 year old son.

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Same here, nine-year old son. I chose to pretend like I didn't hear what Ned said when my son asked.

That seems pretty early for a Marvel movie.

Edit: I guess this isn't actual critic reviews.

Normal when they know they're going to be positive

So do the judges/teachers at this super "smart" high school think Peter and Ned invented a new, electric Audi? And under that guise, two high-schoolers working with a major car corporation in their spare time to invent/launch their new, flagship product is only worthy of second place at a high school science fair? How did Peter get the car into the gym without anyone noticing? Why did Peter and Ned not use some kind of Stark tech Peter no doubt had access to for their entry instead? A dumb, electric battery and then no-wait-we-actually-invented-a-car was the best plan boy-genius Peter Parker could come up with?

TCTTS said:

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(I'm mostly kidding but these product tie-ins are getting ridiculous.)

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Hey, they worked for Men in Black: International.

14 edits? Dude..