Jace

and Andrew's Spider-Man with Deadpool on the screen.

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Peter: Stop doing that.

Johnny: Doing what?

Peter: Stop reporting me in the Spidey Tracker.

Johnny: But you are here

Peter: They don't need to know that.

Johnny: No but they need to know that I'm with Spidey

Johnny: I should tell Ned to add a cursor for me too

Peter: No!

Johnny: You look cute when you are blushed

Peter: I'm not blushing

Johnny: You are literally sitting next to me Pete

Johnny: So I can see

Johnny: And Sue can too. She is looking us

Peter: Stop texting me, just watch the movie.

Johnny: You started

Peter: Then I'm ending.

Johnny: Nah

Johnny: Kiss me

Johnny: On my cheek

Johnny: And I'll stop using tracker

Peter: I'm not doing that in front of your family.

Johnny: I can do it instead of you too

Johnny: But I would definitely kiss you on your lips

Peter: You are a total nuisance, you know that?

Johnny: Yeah, like you

Johnny: Come on

Johnny: It is not that hard

Johnny: A little kiss

Peter: Fine...

Johnny: See, it wasn't that hard

Peter: Your sister looking us, I can feel it.

Johnny: Yeah, she looked surprised and I winked at her

Peter: You did WHAT?

Johnny: Reminder: You just kissed me

Johnny: Btw while reporting you

Johnny: I was doing my name with morse code

Johnny: How long do you think it will take Ned to figure this out?

Peter: God, if you out there just take me, please...

Johnny: LMAO

Johnny: I'm not letting you go

Johnny: Come here

Finally I could watch the movie. There is so many things to criticize but if we don't count Spider-Verse movies it was the best Spider-Man movie ever. If there is anyone think otherwise they can cry while writing it down to their diaries. Even just because of the fight scene with Hulk surpasses all the other films.

The fights and swinging scenes were fantastic. The fight choreographies was so much successful. I'm very happy to saw many of the moves and tricks we've seen in the comics and games. In fact, I really liked that the overall atmosphere was the same as in the game.

I'm neutral about the organic web. It wasn't something I particularly wanted, because in Amazing Fantasy he invented his own web shooters and using them. But I guess some people are relieved by now...

But I'm glad that they were paying more attention to fan service lately: there were people who wanted Yelena to act as an older sister/aunt, and everyone agreed that Hulk must remember Peter. However, Yelena's first scene was an awkward setting for just a random dialogue, and even though I like Yelena, I found that scene unnecessarily long. Or Peter and Yelena could have had a better scenes in that time. (But Bi Peter mentioned. Here we go!)

In general, some unimportant scenes were given unnecessarily long screen time, while some others were too fast-paced, making the transitions between some scenes a bit awkward. There were too many flashbacks, not that I was bothered by it but considering all that it felt a bit like a budget management tactic to fill up the screen time. I also think the omission of Tony when showing the people Peter lost was due to this reason.

There was a lot of references from the old movies, and the comic references at the beginning was sick but it felt so chopped. It would have been much better if they had done it like "one last time" like in Spider-Verse. Actually, the whole movie felt so much chopped. This was probably because they had planned to release it after Doomsday but they couldn't.

Jean Grey's dialogue was careless and repetitive. The last conversation with Peter could have been more carefully written and deep. And that part was resolved too quickly.

While they didn't want to go into detail because Punisher has own productions, he had an extremely careless image for those unfamiliar with it. And compared to the screen time given, it didn't have a substantial plot. I think it could have served the story much better. But I loved the team-up and how he act at the hospital in spidey suit.

We see Hulk being put into the ambulance. Honestly I expected a short dialogue or a simple wave between him and Peter at that moment, but it didn't happen. This felt like the story was left unfinished about them, because he had figured out who he was just a moment before.

To be honest, I was expecting them to end their relationship with MJ, taking advantage of him being forgotten, but it seems pretty uncertain right now and so do my thoughts. I love MJ (a thousand times better than Mary Jane), but we see Peter with so many different characters in the comics and I think that's something to consider when we're having a long-running Spiderman storyline. Now that he's an adult, we definitely need to see Black Cat in at least one movie. Still, I'm very happy for Ned. I wonder if they have any concrete plans for him in the future.

Overall, my opinion is that a much more technically successful movie could have been made with the resources available. Still, we watched a great movie and it was very enjoyable to watch. THE COSTUME WAS SICK!

Some thought Ned remembered Peter because of the handshake in the final scene, but MJ had already let slip Peter's name in the previous scene; she probably told him and Ned just acted. Because what he said was "You're the flower guy, right, from the party." (MJ: Do you remember the guy we met at the party? The one bring flowers.) and "Peter." It shouldn't be hard to put the pieces together.

And as for the after-credit (I don't know why everyone suddenly started saying post-credits, I always seen people using after/end. But now it is opposite. Is it a placebo?) my idea is: The device simply relies on user input, so it needs to be a reported. Peter might be sending regular signals that he's alive or okay. He might even be using morse code for communication.

Lastly, after the reactions it received, I was expecting the movie to be overly emotional, but it wasn't as much as I expected or at least not for me. Still, the themes it touched upon were important: as exactly what Stan Lee wanted to do, Spider-Man and his life contained elements from all of our own lives. It was truly meaningful that everyone refrained from excluding anyone and tried to help in some way. The movie's overall message about the importance of being 'human,' and how listening to someone and offering a helping hand can change their life was very significant. Especially in these times when everyone is labeling and excluding each other, I think this is something we really need to remember.

Nice to have a chance to watch a movie like that. Hope we'll see more soon. I'm excited for what comes next.

Vs

I both understand and don't understand why a few people liked the book. I admit that figuring out what was happening in the early chapters was a bit difficult but it wasn't as bad as the comments. Still, I don't think the subject and the way it was handled appeal to everyone. But many people started reading the book just because of Keanu anyway, and then abandoned it which is why it received so much negative feedback. The book certainly has flaws and things move very quickly at the end; I wasn't happy about that either. If it had been another 50 pages longer, the events at the conclusion could have been better integrated into the story. Nevertheless, the themes the book touched upon: life, death, existence, change, stagnation, order, chaos... were excellent. What I really liked was that the primary emphasis wasn't on "god" itself, but rather on how people shaped themselves around that concept. It was particularly compelling to read about how one group deified B. as god while anothers demonized him; how everyone strove to possess powers like his in order to play God, while in reality B. was utterly crushed by that power and deeply lonely. The book is written from three different perspectives, something that might not be to everyone's taste but I really enjoyed it. It was particularly effective for conveying B.'s pain and showing that he wasn't actually the "god-like" figure he appeared to be and that immortality isn't the blessing it’s often made out to be. Overall, I find the book successful and am very pleased that China and Keanu brought it to us. It was 10/10 for me.

An interview they did was genuinely hilarious btw; I wish they had filmed videos while writing the book, too.

Also there are comics about B. called BRZRKR and I read them too. There gonna be a live action movie and an anime series too, and I really excited for them. I hope they'll work on them soon.

CD Projekt Red, hear me