tontang

Honestly, this movie was very exciting. I loved the action sequences, the visual compositions and the cinematography. It's worst part was that the story was very, very similar to How to train your dragon. That's not too bad though because it was noticeable to me only after the ending. It could've been unintentional too. Another letdown was the unrealistic CGI. Even though the visuals were stunning, at some points, the CGI cancels it out. If I were to nitpick, I'd say the villains' (the ones who attack the surface and always need some supply of water) costumes looked cheap and the music sometimes didn't match. But overall, as I said before, it was very exciting. I was very engaged with the individual events in this film. I'm just wondering why they casted Amber Heard. I think she's very beautiful, but she kind of ruined the moment in the end with a not so convincing announcement.

This movie was great in so many aspects. Not only because of the consistency with the comics, but also because it clearly showed us how Spider-Man is not just the suit. It's the man wearing it. Just like Tony said, "If you're nothing without this suit, then you shouldn't have it." Really loved the scene when he realises what Tony meant by that and rose up from the "ashes" (rubbles to be more specific). A great redeeming moment for the kid and the man he became. Further, this movie keeps the series open to so many possibilities since some of the characters shown in the movie have had important roles in comics. Don't want to mention them here but there are more than five.

In the end, I think the MCU has finally given Spider-Man the movie he deserves and he has now come back home to Marvel. Can't wait to see him in the Infiniity War. Oh YEAH!!