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Spider-Man Homecoming review: Having a blast with Peter Parker’s day off

Posted on July 7, 2017 by Xordac Prime

Enlarge / Trouble brews high, high in the sky. If only we had a hero nearby who could quickly scale buildings. (credit: Marvel Studios)

How many Spider-Man film reboots do we really need? That’s not a hypothetical question. The comic series often hinges on “boy-becomes-man” plot devices, so you don’t want someone portraying Peter Parker who reaches 90210 levels of aging out. But the Menudo method of revolving-door casting can get exhausting with feature-length films.

To escape its reboot baggage, Spider-Man Homecoming had quite a skyscraper of expectations to climb. Thankfully, its every element, including one of the best “teen” actor ensembles I’ve ever seen, spins enough taut, sky-high webbing to leap it handily.

Peter Parker can’t lose

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Source: Ars Technica – Spider-Man Homecoming review: Having a blast with Peter Parker’s day off

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