Peter Parker (Spiderman) wants nothing more to do with being a hero. He’s lost his mentor (Ironman) and only wants to enjoy his High School European trip. To put away his superhero duties and tell MJ how he feels about her.
However, new villains arise.
I can’t go into too much detail without giving away the plot. This movie had a lot of action, a few laughs, and some touching moments. The illusions and CD images were amazing.
However, I didn’t feel like it did as much as the other movies. It just seemed rushed. There was little evidence of Peter’s spider-sense not working except for a harrowing scene. I’d have liked the buildup of that. Of seeing it fail, knowing it wasn’t working, then have the first run up against the big bad guy.
Overall though, the movie and cast were great. Stay after the credits for the post-credits scene with the Skrulls.
My rating: 4.5 / 5 stars
Andrea R. Cooper writes fantasy, paranormal, historical and romantic suspense.
Her favorite childhood memories revolved around creating vibrant characters for her friends, and then acting out their adventures. Inside her fantasy worlds of darkened forests, dragon-filled glades, and iced islands, nothing was banned. From the ethereal Elvin to the most maligned Vampires, all were welcome in her fictional realities, a stark contrast to her home, where the magical and mythical was forbidden.
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