"It's a scholarship, not nepotism." That was perfect.

@Alchrat

4 жыл бұрын

*proceeds to show Abrams and son*

@victorsuarez9615

4 жыл бұрын

@@Alchrat BIG OOF especially since the Abrams are writing a spider-man comic book story together

@Vent69420

4 жыл бұрын

@@victorsuarez9615 and it's beyond mediocre, so one must wonder... without his dad proofreading his script, is Abrams Jr even a writer?

@nathangarr7514

4 жыл бұрын

Damn do I wish I was Abrams kid, writing spider-man comics would be a dream come true.

@boredXsomethingXIDK

4 жыл бұрын

Me: Because he's the MCU version of Rob..in...I mean, "It's a scholarship, not nepotism."

"Peter's will is all that he needs to be Spider-Man" Perfection!

@theavatar9191

4 жыл бұрын

But why

@callenweir5646

4 жыл бұрын

The Avatar because that’s the whole point of the character?

@theavatar9191

4 жыл бұрын

@@callenweir5646 Wrong

@callenweir5646

4 жыл бұрын

The Avatar how am I wrong you probably haven’t even watched the movies or read the comics shut up

@salarzx62090

4 жыл бұрын

@@theavatar9191 no he's not wrong

Man if there's one consistent thing about MCU Peter is that he will always save the civilians if they are in danger. We see it here, we see it several times in Far From Home, and even in Infinity War, he stopped fighting Thanos for the sole purpose ok making sure the Guardians of the Galaxy were safe.

@myhatzulu

2 жыл бұрын

"if theres one consistent thing about MCU Peter is that he will always do spiderman things" the bar is that low huh

@theamazingspooderman2697

10 ай бұрын

​@@myhatzulu Tobey's Spider-Man in Spider-Man 2 didn't stop the clock tower bars from falling into the ground just after kicking them and let them fall on the ground which definitely hit a civilian

I actually love the character development with spiderman. In the beginning of homecoming hes scared of heights, and hes mostly operating in queens with smaller buildings. And then after homecoming, infinity war and endgame, in the end of far from home we finally see him swinging through manhattan, and it makes the swinging so much more satisfying

@amanshukla6122

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. When people call him Iron Man Jr. I just don't get it. From the trailer of both Spiderman movies, anyone with half a brain can figure out the message, 'Don't be like Iron Man'. And this comes from the guy who loves the Raimi trilogy and mildly tolerates The Amazing Spider man movies.

@koronaples6537

4 жыл бұрын

@@amanshukla6122 Yeah i feel like people are just looking for things to hate on to justify their love for raimi spiderman. People constantly compare the different spiderman adaptations when there are things to love about each one

@themarvelousmadamespodcast6035

4 жыл бұрын

All good points. And the other big thing people forget that drives me nuts? He's just a kid! He has a lot more growing and evolving to do than other older characters. It's also natural for him to want to please his mentor at first and take time to find himself and his own place in the world.

@LuisAntonio-ms1vp

4 жыл бұрын

@@amanshukla6122 i have the same issue is like they don't want to understand the message of the movie FFH, the final swing was very satysfying for the character

@amanshukla6122

4 жыл бұрын

@@LuisAntonio-ms1vp The final swing was actually a misdirection to trick the audience into thinking that everything is fine with Peter Parker. This allowed us to be hit hard by the Post-credit twist with Mysterio

Thank You, MCU Spider-Man has been getting way too much negative responses so this is a nice change.

@ali-ej6rv

4 жыл бұрын

BJ Br0wn I’d say it’s more of a loud minority of hate, most of the general audiences love him.

@amanshukla6122

4 жыл бұрын

I'm convinced that I'm one of the biggest Spiderman fans in the world. I legit feel like a crazy person when I defend MCU Spidey from haters. But don't let this take away from the fact that social media is only 3% of the world's population, so if you see a lot of people bitching about MCU Spidey on Twitter or Instagram, just remember that it's just 3%.Because the average viewer who watches the movies and not engage in fandom too much loves Spiderman and also Tom Holland's take of the character.

@warknightxl2167

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah!

@robl0xgamer258

3 жыл бұрын

@@amanshukla6122 I like Tom's spidey alot for many reasons :D

@jojo-nr5ir

3 жыл бұрын

@@robl0xgamer258 same

We just need more Spider-Man as a whole

@Chuckakhan

4 жыл бұрын

ayayay it better not be delayed cos of coronavirus.

@spooder470

4 жыл бұрын

@@Chuckakhan it is if you mean spider-man 3

Best homecoming scene is when hes trapped under the rubble - when he learns his lesson of HE is Spiderman, Not the suit. Tony says it best 'if youre nothing without the suit, then you shouldnt have it' then he lifts the rubble. Homecoming and Far from Home play off eachother really well with Peters lowest point happening at the end of homecoming. He decided the geound is better because all he has is Tonys shadow and needs to make a name for himself. Far from home ends swinging through new york in his own suit with a hard forged identity, grown out of tomys shadow. Looking forward to 3

@jlupus8804

2 жыл бұрын

Hopefully 3 is where he finally escapes Sam Raimi’s shadow

I loved how Karen broke the fourth wall and told him to kiss her upside down just like in the previous movies 😂😂

@aaronrobinson2121

4 жыл бұрын

Oh, that makes WAY more sense now. I didn't like the joke before, but now I approve of it.

@austinh7539

4 жыл бұрын

Aaron Robinson yeah man! It’s like she became a Spiderman screen writing algorithm and just said yeah. This is it. He’s supposed to kiss her now. Haha!

@kjbeast677

3 жыл бұрын

Now that I think about it, 'Homecoming' is actually the only Spider-Man film where Peter doesn't kiss the girl

@theredtechnician

2 жыл бұрын

He was pretending to be an adult so it would look pretty sus if he did kiss her.

I love when you gave a minor criticism to the rami movies you had to say “I’m just pointing it out guys not a criticism” so you’re not harassed by rami fanboys

@itsmartinside7248

4 жыл бұрын

Like HiTop Films

@everyonesfavorite7560

4 жыл бұрын

itsmartinside HiTop is my guy

@theflashgordon193

4 жыл бұрын

Rami fanboys did nothing wrong

@samakin118

4 жыл бұрын

Also referring to Garfield's version.

@dannybronnenberg3348

4 жыл бұрын

Samakin. clip was from rami. Which is why I specified the rami films. (Also tbh I kinda forgot about TASM...)

This is the best Pro-MCU Spider-Man argument ever!

@ericstorm6582

3 жыл бұрын

Here's a simpler one: The people who don't like MCU Spider-Man are grown up millenials or older who were cool in high school or dumb teens who grew up with the Sam Raimi ones and say things like: This Spider-Man isn't relatable!!! I remember back in my day when I had to pay rent-

@TomiOAT

3 жыл бұрын

@@ericstorm6582 Yeah, this guy that was a little older than me once said that the dialogue in these Spider-Man films isn't realistic. Meanwhile, the rivalry between Bard and Peter about MJ gave me flashbacks from high school.

I got an ad right before Gwen broke her neck and died.

@mightybluespider

4 жыл бұрын

SNAP

@briantinsley3598

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@shealupkes

4 жыл бұрын

that's how it be sometimes

@ADSNavarro

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah me too

@ultimatefandom3127

4 жыл бұрын

OOF

Homecomign is very underrated, majorly because it's ideas about what spider-man's ideals and motivations are, are hidden really subtly

In the comics, Spider-Man at the age of 15 was not actually as equipped at being a superhero as a regular teenager. Peter was an impressively self-reliant kid, he'd still struggle to juggle both lives, but he was definitely above average and impressive when it came to leading his double life. In the MCU, they've made Spider-Man fit their universe's vision as logically as possible - He's under the guiding hand of an adult superhero mentor - Iron Man, who has given him an assortment of gadgets, and he truly is a teenage superhero (to differentiate him from the adult superheroes) - He looks forward to the superhero work to have fun, and he makes mistakes constantly. I think changes can be made to a character as long as the core essential elements of the character remain intact - This Peter Parker is still Peter Parker I think. He has a firm sense of responsibility, is hard on himself, and struggles to balance his personal and superhero life (moreso than usual here). Furthermore, the changes to best fit the MCU really do make complete sense, and I'm fine with them. I hope Peter grows into classic Spidey over the films, regarding both costume (no gadgets) and maturity. I think these are safe assumptions.

@user-lh3ic7ym8h

3 жыл бұрын

Ah, my dear friend. Spidey in the comics does make various gadgets, so saying no gadgets is a bit of a stretch. During the Parker industries saga, he customizes his web-shooters to hold various different types of web, puts AI, tech, and armor into his suit, and builds himself a car. Oh, and in some of the other comics (doubt this is canon these were like kiddie comics I used to read.) He built spider-tracers to track down some of his enemies. In conclusion. Spider-man uses gadgets.

Dude, whoever makes the next Superman movie needs to watch this. I don’t want to watch Superman destroy the city, I want to watch him struggle to save it.

I think Spider-Man movies in general are really good at giving us scenes like this, because if there's anything that's central to the character, it's that he's an every man superhero. Sure, he has amazing powers, but he's still a nerdy guy who just wants to do good at the end of the day. Spider-Man 2 does a great job with this type of scene as well, where Peter, with no powers at all, rushes into a burning building and saves a little girl, because it's the right thing to do. He makes the sacrifices he has to make, to make sure people stay safe, because other people matter more than he does. The needs of the many over the needs of the few, or the one. The scene from Amazing Spider-Man 1 with the kid on the bridge, or the scene in Amazing Spider-Man 2 where he defends that nerdy kid and helps rebuild his model, are both great examples of grounding him and him helping ordinary people without there needing to be a big bad guy anywhere around as well.

@themarvelousmadamespodcast6035

4 жыл бұрын

You're absolutely right. It shows that Peter still has an innocent/pure morality about him. And I think that comes across more in the MCU Spideys because Holland was actually the right age for the part when cast, and he still looks like a teenager even now in his 20s.

@victorcapote7376

4 жыл бұрын

munromister777 I like that you see good in the Amazing Spider-Man franchise and they have their moments.

I liked the fact that they didnt used the iron Spider Suit in Far From home. This suit doesnt deliver the real spidy feeling

@lolaa.8161

4 жыл бұрын

He still wore it in the press conference, but I don’t disagree

@Dagenspear

4 жыл бұрын

He wore stark suit

@shealupkes

4 жыл бұрын

Hopefully in his next movie he'll make the suit himself

@everyonesfavorite7560

4 жыл бұрын

I don’t like the over techy look in any Spider-Man suit. The way his suits are made look like they cost millions to make: I just want the goo old fashioned spider suit

@ADSNavarro

4 жыл бұрын

@@everyonesfavorite7560 there is no old fashioned spidey suit, the suits you see in other movies are made by tailors in a Hollywood studio, they weren't made by a teenager who's just "scrapping by". In the comics, his first official suit wasn't self made, he got it from the TV guy he was working for, because no normal teenager can make a suit that's accurate and when that one got damaged he just gave it to MJ so she'd fix it.

4:45 I like to imagine Jarvis is just constantly going off like this and tony has to ignore it.

THANKS FOR IDENTIFYING THAT BEING SIMILAR TO RAIMI MOVIES IS NOT THE ONLY FORMULA TO GREATNESS! The MCU Spiderman is who he is and not who he is supposed to be. That's why he's great.

@bluesbest1

4 жыл бұрын

Because everyone fail at being who they're supposed to be?

@everyonesfavorite7560

4 жыл бұрын

It’s not the rami movies that people normally compare it to, they just use it as an example of doing Spider-Man the right way. They compare it to the comic books

@everyonesfavorite7560

4 жыл бұрын

Zane Drake I think it’s just that most people that know what they are talking about think it could be better.

@everyonesfavorite7560

4 жыл бұрын

Zane Drake and I wouldn’t say 99% are from the rami movies. Some people just think the rami movies did Spider-Man the right way so they use it as an example.

When he does his voice he sounds like he is doing an impression of Andrew Garfields peter

@ewanreilly2988

4 жыл бұрын

Because both actors were trying to use a stereotypical New Yorker accent

@alexanderkilburg7415

4 жыл бұрын

@@ewanreilly2988 I like being reminded of where the protagonist lives. "I'm swinging here!"

@Duplacorn

4 жыл бұрын

Ewan Reilly except one is trying to sound a certain way and failing and the other is doing the firsts fails sound as to make fun of the unrealistic stereotypical ny accent

@ADSNavarro

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah but Tom is doing it to hide his normal speaking voice, but Andrew's Peter's heavy New York accent is his normal speaking voice

@Duplacorn

4 жыл бұрын

AD SNavarro no Andrew is British also

"Everyone is an idiot at 15. EVERYONE." Me, a 15 year old: 😤😔😒

@cowboybarbaryn1302

4 жыл бұрын

StandingWind Productions ha, idiot.

@tasha7726

4 жыл бұрын

You're the exception.🤗

The airplane rescue scene in iron man 3 was also a really gd moment

@mightybluespider

4 жыл бұрын

The only good moment. Ruined by the score

@r520jr8

4 жыл бұрын

In my opinion, Iron Man 3 is criminally underrated

@mathiyanz

4 жыл бұрын

@@mightybluespider The score for IM3 is one of the best in MCU imo

"Punching is good. I love me some punching..." and then adds that saving people means so much. I resonate with this. This is great.

I've been a huge defender of this version of Spidey and I really liked this video;showed me some things I didn't realize. Thanks!

Great video, personally I think that the moment when he’s trapped under rubble and has to become spider man narrowly tops it, but it still has the same principle of him doing anything to help people and fully become a hero

@3Rayfire

4 жыл бұрын

Also, a classic comic scene.

I'll admit, Watt's MCU version is great since it shows Peter's development as a hero.

@chengkuoklee5734

3 жыл бұрын

What makes MCU Spidey unique is: I believe this is the first Super Hero movie delivered in teen comedy format.

@ericstorm6582

3 жыл бұрын

@@chengkuoklee5734 unless you count the parody Superhero Movie

I forgot some people pronounced “denouement” like that. Also, this scene is freakin spectacular. Everything great about the movie in a nutshell.

5:53 spiderman's really been working on his speed, he swung from D.C to New York in record time!

@FullFatVideos

4 жыл бұрын

haha! I was trying to chain those together roughly...

Iron Man jr argument literally makes no sense to me

@lolaa.8161

4 жыл бұрын

What part about it

@TheEAK86

4 жыл бұрын

I think there’s a argument for it, but many uses it to solely trash MCU Spider-Man which isn’t really true. I think they have made a really good interesting narrative with it, especially for someone like me who knows little stuff from comics and is somewhat tired of the “uncle Ben” plot line stuff. It also makes sense to have Spider-Man jump straight into the whole MCU through tony when there’s already so much built up in the universe. Why not utilise it from the start instead of going full solo?

@alessiodelcastillo1613

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheEAK86 It's just annoying to see a hero as famous for his individuality say "Mr. Stark!" so goddamn much

@somethingcool1533

4 жыл бұрын

KansavProductions It’s all there. It wouldn’t be so bad if it didn’t also erase Ben as a whole and not explain exactly why Peter chose to be Spidey. Plus, it is downright embarrassing to see Jon Favreau, the first two Iron Man movies’ director, essentially pass the torch to Peter and tell him to be his “own” hero in that emotional scene in FFH so the MCU can simply deny the whole “Spidey is Tony Stark Jr.” narrative. Even tho that scene would’ve been far more effective if it was Aunt May who did it bc, you know, she’s his only family? And it would’ve compensated her lack of importance in the first movie?

@shealupkes

4 жыл бұрын

@@somethingcool1533 ignoring both may and ben's part in Peter's development and just look at that scene, he's told to be his own hero and then puts together a suit using iron man's designs, iron man's tools, on iron man's jet, while listening to iron man's playlist. All that just after happy makes fun of the spider sense, the only thing left peter can call his own, does he even make his own web fluid anymore or did stark steal that from him too? The worst part imo is the fact that Tony has taken so much of Peter's agency and identity and hasn't gotten shit for it in universe. That's even more disrespectful to iron man than it is to spider-man because the comics have people build suits for him all the time and peter occasionally acts as an avenger. But peter and the avengers from the comics would _never_ let Tony get away with taking over someone's identity, even in death.

8:18 That edit you made really makes me wish they stuck with the heavy metal theme they had in the first Iron Man movie and keep it consistent throughout the MCU

@SWTobito0702

4 жыл бұрын

Though by the time of Iron Man 3 Tony really wasn't that kind of hero anymore. The whole Black Sabbath- AC/DC style of music represented his character as it was in phase 1. Yes, he was a hero but he was still first and formost that genius, billionaire, playboy and philanthropist we saw him to be in his first ever half hour of screen time. During Avengers the music used for Tony shifts however. While at first it still gives that same old music we associate him with, as we get into the 3rd act, things change. During his suit up and especially during his self sacrifice there is a stark (no pun intended) shift to a much more heroic theme. Even during his suit ups in Iron Man (2) while he has an actual theme playing it still has that same attitude behind it as all the rock songs which played before and after. Then in Iron Man 3 and Age of Ultron his theme goes full blown superhero. No more of playboy who did the superhero schtick as a side thing almost. His experiences in Avengers changed him. His almost obsession-like behavior to be prepared for any dangerous situation he'd have to save someone from results in countless sleepless nights. He no longer has in mind how the company is doing at all. Add to that his realization that the suit isn't the hero but he is with or without a suit of armor that *he* is Iron Man, the movie score also further underlines that going into the credits with a full blown comic book-y superhero theme blasting through the speakers. We hear the hero theme (the exact same one) once again in AoU and besides that he always has the backing of a heroic theme. And that continues throughout the rest of the MCU until his sad demise at the hands or rather snap of the Infinity Gauntlet.

@arc4859

4 жыл бұрын

Tobito TV Sure he grew, but he is still the same character. Still Tony Stark, and still Iron Man. I feel that a character should have a consistent theme throughout their story, regardless of how much they changed.

@SWTobito0702

4 жыл бұрын

@@arc4859 Yes but his theme was a reflection of his character. Having him grow and move away from the kind of person who'd have AC/DC and stuff like that as their theme song would completely clash with itself, if "Iron Man" still played every time he made an entrance. You can say "But I want a consistent theme" all you want, noone is stopping you, but that doesn't change the fact that themes have to fit the character. I mean you wouldn't slap Cap's theme from The First Avenger onto Tony at any point in the MCU, not just because it's Cap's them but mainly because it doesn't fit the character of Tony Stark and isn't representative of him. Consistency of themes throughout several movies is much less important than accuracy to the character.

@TheEAK86

4 жыл бұрын

Tobito TV I don’t remember the music by head but what they could’ve done was to more transform the music from iron man 1 instead of changing it entirely. Keeping the AC/DC feel with hard electric guitars more.

@SWTobito0702

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheEAK86 But that still wouldn't be representative of the man Tony had become by that point. To not use AC/DC and Black Sabbath and all that anymore was a very deliberate choice because as Tony said at the start of Iron Man 3 "I said goodbye to the party life, today I am a different man". Just changing up the previous themes slightly would not be reflective of Tony's story. Idk what's so hard to understand about this.

After 8 years I finally am told why I didn’t like TASM as much as the Raimi films. It’s always been the selflessness of Tobey’s Spider-Man, always sacrificing himself to save complete strangers. Fighting the bad guy is cool, but letting the bad guy walk away in order to save dozens or even just one person gives the audience such a more fulfilling experience. That’s what must make the train scene so great, apart from the music and visuals.

One thing I like about Far From Home is that it was consistent in this aspect. Almost every action scene is all about saving people. Peter is out there preventing buildings from falling on people, and saving his friends, while Mysterio does all the "fighting". Fake Nick Fury berates Peter for not being as much of a badass as Mysterio, fighting the bigger threats, being the Avenger everyone wants him to be. But when Mysterio is revealed to be fake, you realize that Peter is the one doing all the real work. Peter is saving the people Mysterio is putting in danger. He may not be Iron Man, he may not be able to fight bigger baddies, but he ain't useless, he does something most of the Avengers ignore, he looks out for the little guy. When the Avengers are fighting the next big baddie, you can count on your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man to save the people from all the chaos.

@RandomSkyeRoses

3 жыл бұрын

Finally someone said it!

I'm not a fan of the MCU Spider-Man, though Holland plays the part spectacularly, but this scene, the "If this be my destiny" scene, and Mysterio's hallucination felt like the Spider-Man comics and cartoons I grew up on brought to life, so I've got to give them that.

@shealupkes

4 жыл бұрын

They're simultaneously getting a lot right and a lot wrong that contradicts what they're getting right, but tom's performances every step of the way are spot on.

@munkee_man

2 жыл бұрын

@@shealupkes That was the nicest way to say "They do a lot of it well but actually they don't."

one of my favoraite characters in comics and in the MCU been watcing spiderman since the Toby maguire trilogy

Full Fat Videos after ten Doctor Who Episodes be like: Back to Formula?

@FullFatVideos

4 жыл бұрын

OUT AM I?

Absolutely love this video, and I'm very glad you brought some light for MCU Peter (and maybe a video on his character arc someday(?)). But I'll remind you here, and I'll remind you in Twitter, when's the Mysterio essay coming?? :)

@FullFatVideos

4 жыл бұрын

very soon :) this was kinda the prelude! but it isn't as soon as next week...

@felipelugo4878

4 жыл бұрын

@@FullFatVideos I'll wait for it, you guys made a great one today, and I'm very excited to see your next content

@KrishayAgarwal

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! We need the Mysterio essay!!

I admit I wasn't a fan of Holland's Spider-Man at first... until the monument rescue scene. That scene cemented him as my favorite Spider-Man (though Spider-Man 2 is still in my top 3 Spider-Man movies).

@RandomSkyeRoses

4 жыл бұрын

I had a very dramatic story for the next Spider-Man film and I hope my pitch would give the character what he's missing in the new films

Amazing Spider-Man 2's Time Square rescue scene is one of the best. I don't think of it as a fight scene with Electro, Peter is trying to help him and contain the situation the whole time

Really Hoping you work on a, "Come on Spider-Man" Essay, seeing how that right there is how you pull something directly from the comics and adapt it into a modern era film.

HiTop Films & MovieBob: We WaNt ThE RaImI cUt!!!!!!

When you’re early for once but there’s no good comments

@berniet1215

4 жыл бұрын

Walker B trust me 🤣

@moosewhisker8072

4 жыл бұрын

There’s never any good comments early

@stevenbobbybills

4 жыл бұрын

And that's when you take the opportunity to make them.

This is beautiful. This is the video essay. This is THE video essay! YOU UNDERSTAND!

@everyonesfavorite7560

4 жыл бұрын

Hey I know you

@thomasjohnson1885

4 жыл бұрын

Channel Pup I think I know that guy

@TheFunnyGuy9000

4 жыл бұрын

Hello Channel Pup

I think the reason Karen said “kiss her” is because it’s a nod to the Tobey Kirsten kissing scene. God I love this movie

@ericstorm6582

3 жыл бұрын

And then he fell which is a reference to: Oops wrong girl, wrong initials

@Completelycory

3 жыл бұрын

@@ericstorm6582 😂😂😂

I swear man, I love you video essay folks!! I’m so thankful for your analyzing and writing gifts! I absolutely love this stuff! Great job full fat!

Something I never understood is when people say that they should have used a Spider-Man who'd been at it for years already. How would that have worked in the MCU? A superhero operating in Queens and Manhattan for years and just doing nothing every time an Avengers-level threat comes around? This way works way better, and we get to use Spider-Man as our proxy into the universe; he is an everyman!

@obiwankenobi1532

2 жыл бұрын

THIS THIS. I always say the MCU Spidey starting off as naive and weak is perfect especially when coming in after The Avengers broke up. This is better

Anyone else love that we saw Abrams and his son when nepotism was mentioned?

I agree- it’s all about fighting now. The purpose of becoming a superhero in the first place should be to protect people, therefore, priority number one.

Thank you for feeding us with all the quality Quarantine goodness! xx

@kateelliott4371

4 жыл бұрын

I second that!

@FullFatVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Susanna! Nice Anakin Video!

@susannalouise5502

4 жыл бұрын

@@FullFatVideos May or may not have fallen over when I saw this comment - thank you, Sensei! xx

Thanks for watching guys! Funnily enough its also the 1 year anniversary of when I correctly predicted Cap's fate in Endgame! - kzread.info/dash/bejne/jIBlxJdudZmcgag.html

4:45 It's an AI made by Tony Stark.

Okay now that I saw this, I’m now thinking about the fact that in Civil War, EVERYONE (except Spider-Man) failed. They were too focused on fighting each other that they forgot about their priority: saving people. It’s like that Breaking Bad moment, “Everything I do, I do for my family.” Somewhere along the way, Walter White cared less about his family and more about his empire. I think that’s part of the reason why Captain America leaves the shield after fighting Iron Man. It’s like he realized that he lost his way and so he spends the next year or so trying to make things right by keeping tabs on the Avengers and saving people until Infinity War.

@tornadochaser2457

4 жыл бұрын

I'd say a distinct part of Walter was always doing it for himself, right from the start.

Another great scene like these are in Iron Man 3 when he saves all the people from the plane crash. Especially how when Jarvis tells tony he can only carry two of them. love that scene

The fact you put the preroll ad right when gwen hits the ground from the Amazing spider man 2, super well placed and well done cudos

This film nails the relationship with Tony and Spiderman. The second one is where it took me out of it... Jump the shark as it were

man as someone who wants to pursue a career in da film industry...watchin ur videos feels me wit soooo much knowledge, dat i’m gonna need to make a great movie someday sooo thank u Full Fat Videos 💯🙏🏾

@turbotax7505

3 жыл бұрын

Hope you achieve your dream

I also love the scene in ironman 3 when tony has to save the people from airforce 1

New Spidey videos are my medicine

Spiderman Homecoming truly was a breath of fresh air after the abysmal Amazing Spiderman movies with Andrew Garfield. There are three aspects of the MCU Spiderman costume that really stood out to me. First is the camera shutter effect that Spider-Man’s eyes have on his mask. This allows Spidey to emote while in costume which has never been done before in a live action film. Second is the fact that this Spiderman wears his web Shooters and utility belt on the outside of his suit which allows him to easily access his web cartridges from his belt enabling him to load his web shooters much easier. Last but certainly not least is this live action iteration of Spiderman has the classic comic book webbed armpits. Having the added ability to glide through the air like a squirrel suit gives Spiderman another helpful mode of travel especially when he’s very high up or too far away from being able to swing from anything near by. Personally I love what Marvel has done with the MCU Spiderman. Not only does Tom Holland play the role with all the character traits and attributes that we’ve all come to love but he’s also the youngest actor to play the role which means he has the ability to really grow into the character and play Him for a long time. I would love to see the MCU Spiderman naturally grow into adulthood giving us a very adult Spiderman in the future. This opens up so many possibilities to take the character in and Tom Holland is just perfect for that.

@obiwankenobi1532

2 жыл бұрын

Man I wish more people can think like you. This version gets way too much hate to the point that it just drove me nuts. I love MCU Spidey but the hate really driving me nuts

Love this video a lot, especially the structure of your argument (one that I strongly agree with, and something that you've shown me a lot about). Definitely earned a sub and a like

Bonus points. We’ve seen Peter use many of his Spider powers to overcome various challenges. In the first Spider-Man movie, the fight with Flash highlights his Spider Sense. The trailer for that movie highlighted his use of webs, but also he’s always using them in fights in fights. Web-swinging is what allows him to save the children and MJ when the Green Goblin wants him to choose between them. The train in Spider-Man 2 really highlights his spider strength. However, the scene at the Washington Monument is the first time where his wall-crawling ability is his main asset. Once he gets inside it’s all about the webs, but the first part of that scene is just the question of can he climb up the outside of the building fast enough.

Good video. Have finally caught up on (and re-watched what I'd seen) Doctor who during lockdown (I stopped after Capaldi's first season), so I can finally watch all your Who videos you've been pumping out over the years!

Beautiful video. So glad you focused on the Superhero saving actual people aspect. It's something we don't really see much anymore. It's all about hero vs bad guy now.

I have always loved how they slipped in these character development sequences that are not fight scenes, but are definitely as active and intriguing as one

Great video as always, it's so good to hear some praises on this version of spiderman. Like you said, for me these movies are great because of their simplicity, spiderman is the only hero that we can relate to, that don't always fight aliens or is constantly saving the world, he saves people, individuals. In my opinion, both movies are one of the best on the MCU and the most consistent in tone and development. I can't wait to see where they're going to take him.

The thing that made teenage Spider-Man so interesting was that he was so competent. He didn't need any big hero to save him. He was the big hero. While yes, it would be more " "realistic" to make him more incompetent, but that would also be very disrespectful to what Stan Lee wanted. Yes, he wanted a teenage hero, and yes, he wanted him to have teenage struggles, but when he meant "teenage hero" he meant an inverse of what most teenage heroes were at the time, instead he was resourceful, unlucky, angry, stubborn, no mentor to guide him, well... except one but he lost him, because he looked the other way. Stan Lee wanted him to have teenage struggles, but he didn't mean that those struggles were because of him, what he meant was that those struggles were in spite of him. Example: (I literally just picked up a random classic issue, and reread a few scenes. Side note: read Lee & Ditko's run. It's so fooking good) TASM #4, PG 22: Pete just got done finishing off Sandman at his Highschool, so he comes back to his classmates and finally tries to ask Liz out, she diclines angrily, "What is it Peter? I happen to be quite busy!"(Liz was flirting with him earlier, but because of his responsibilities he kept making excuses), then after that, Flash starts bullying him, "run along and find your umbrella", leading to Peter threatening him, "You brainless loudmouth! You've insulted me for the last time! I'm gonna wipe that stupid leer off your face RIGHT NOW!", he then immediately realizes to himself, "WAIT! What am I doing?? I can't afford to lose my temper like this! With the strength of Spider-Man, if I get into a fight with a normal guy, I could pulverize him!", so he leaves, "I've got more important things to do!". Everyone starts mocking him and Flash says, "Sure, things like chickening out of fights". That's what made Peter a relatable teenage hero: not his personality, but the situations he was hit with.

Best video essay channel on youtube tbh

Great video! Spider-Man video essays are always my favourites

Full Fat Videos: “Spider-Man’s Best MCU Moment (And Why We Need More)” HiTop Films: This isn’t a bad video, but it’s a bad Spider-Man video.

@mechajay3358

4 жыл бұрын

Remember, Far Frome Home "Broke Him"

@IoanCenturion

4 жыл бұрын

I love Hi-Top, but his Spider-Man 'purism' is kinda insufferable.

@christopherbucher7017

4 жыл бұрын

@@mechajay3358 I stopped watching then. So overdramatic 🙄

@IoanCenturion

4 жыл бұрын

@Spidemian I will say his "Batman Does Not Kill" vid is one of my absolute faves.

@IoanCenturion

4 жыл бұрын

@@Curseco Ladies and gentlemen, we've found the mindless hater!

Loved that little jab at superman at the end lol

See what I really like is when it says "you have 125 seconds" there is actually that exact time before the elevator falls, good continuity

Superheroes are about saving people, and they're about optimism. It's great to hear from someone who really gets that. Thank you for saying it, and for making this video.

Love that backslap to Superman at the end

First like! :) love the video!

I think the suit AI suggesting for Peter to kiss her was as a call back to the Sam Rami Spider-man movie with the famous "upside down kiss" scene.

Homecoming is just so solid of a movie

So nice to see optimism surrounding Spider-Man. Idk, I guess I just keep running into the negative. Great video

Great video! Please do more videos on the MCU. Also maybe do a list of your favorite MCU characters?

Probably the best set piece in the Iron Man trilogy was the plane scene in Iron Man 3, for similar reasons to the ones pointed out in this video. It's great to see Tony saving people and the stakes feel so high as the people are falling to their deaths. I agree that we need more of that in superhero movies.

The reason he is called ironman jr is that in almost every movie he was in had ironman related stuff. civil war: ironman fighting with cap, homecoming: vulture was mad at stark, infinity war: ironmans sidekick, far from home: villain was mad at stark...again.

You ended the video asking for superhero movies to do more of something that is at the core of an anime lmao

My favourite MCU Spider-Man moment is the scene where Peter finds the strength in himself to lift the rubble.

My favourite MCU moment is when he’s trapped under the rubble of the building.

AWESOME VIDEO!! Can’t wait for your essay on Mysterio from Spider-Man Far From Home.

@FullFatVideos

4 жыл бұрын

not long to wait now :)

@Christ2010Grad

4 жыл бұрын

Full Fat Videos Good to know!

@isinganddootherthings4616

4 жыл бұрын

@@FullFatVideos thank you

Great great video!

@FullFatVideos

2 жыл бұрын

thanks!

Also the panic in his voice as he tries to save the ship!!!

Another excellent video and thank you for reminding why: The new Spider-Man is great (the tech was beginning to bother me) Rogue One was only great because of the Darth Vader sequence at the end. That Zak Snyder Superman is terrible.

@TheFunnyGuy9000

4 жыл бұрын

I hope the DCEU Superman improves

1:44 what are you talking about? Maguire has his first web swing where nails a billboard and then they scene where he finally web swings for the first time to catch his uncle's killer. Holland is already doing that stuff when he's intro'ed in _Civil War_ . Holland has already been Spider-Man for months before his first appearance. Both previous versions had visual origin stories where they started from total scratch.

Great video. More please.

Full fat videos: everyone is dumb at 15 me: Cries in 15 year old noises

I was wrong, I thought it was about him being the new captain America

The Sound Design in this film were great! did you hear that squeak as he wrapped around the webs to try and pul the ship together? Small details like that is why I love Sound Design!

The moment Gwen's head smacked on the ground, an ad popped up. I can't make this up. 😆

Are we still going to get your Mysterio video essay? You said you'd do one on him at some point in the ending of your Vulture video.

You mention that all aspects of tension are maintained throughout the monument sequence, however I'd argue that the fear of heights, while a brilliant concept, is dropped quite quickly. His final solution to getting into the monument didn't quite acknowledge the fear of heights, beyond being the moment he sort of gets over it. Also wanted to point out that I adore the scene after the ferry sequence, as it's essentially Iron Man 3 being thrown at Peter by Tony. Iron Man isn't the gadgets, and neither is Spider-Man. Both heroes are defined by the people behind the mask.

That Liz/Gwen cut had my sides hurting

I love how it briefly cut to Man Of Steel in the end! 😆

Yo what is the music at 4:54 been lookin never got a name

“No-this is where you zip it! Alright? The adult is talking!” Such a good line. 😂

Saving people, fixing his web shooters because they broke, practicing gymnastics, fixing his web shooters because they broke again, studying physics, fixing his web shooters because they fucking broke again, dropping someone off at a hospital, studying mechanical engineering and getting infuriated, getting yelled at for saving people, throwing his web shooter at the wall and then having to painstakingly reconfigure it, breezing through chemistry and going over it again and a third time to be sure, fixing his web shooters because they FUCKING BROKE AGAIN, saving someone out of a burning building, tweaking the recipe for his web fluid and showing it's new properties in the shots that follow, getting shot at for saving people, stitching his suit back together, fixing the lenses, those are easy, having a mental meltdown after he gets one wire wrong and fries the circuit board and gets fluid and adhesive all over the internals of his shooters, having a lot of trouble keeping someone from drowning but inevitably succeeding, getting webbing on the wall, getting texts from may about how they don't hang out enough, getting webbing on the ceiling, hearing about what a monster he is after 3 years of being proven innocent, tweaking the recipe for his web fluid some more and showing it's new properties in the shots that follow, getting a reminder from ned that they're overdue on rent. Spending a dedicated amount of time keeping someone from jumping off of a building... Getting webbing on the floor, having MJ drop in on him looking glam as fuck while he's slowly stitching a patch of flesh back together in the bathroom, putting new plaster in the wall for the third time today, various things. He's the hardest working motherfucker marvel comics has to offer and marvel studios needs to respect that.

Full Fat Videos: *uploads* Me: yes

Even Fantastic Four 2005 had a saving sequence. FFH shouldve had civilians visually in danger and having drones begin to try to fire on civilians and he has to not only try to catch Beck, destroy the aggressive drones and protect the people (Also i love the first ad break at the exact moment Gwen’s neck breaks)

@tornadochaser2457

4 жыл бұрын

When Mysterio was taking on Hydro-Man, Peter prioritised protecting civilians by leading them to safety, and webbing up collapsing buildings. He also ensured Ned and Betty were safe via the collapsing Ferris wheel with his webs, though they were in imminent danger as opposed to the buildings situation.