One of the things that set the story apart so much is that you can feel how she basically took a standard shonen setup, but seen through the eyes of a mother it turns from “Badass teen boy is super cool and kicks ass!” Into “holy shit this child has destroyed himself and his life to become a weapon of the state and continues to slam himself against fate itself out of love for his brother.”
do you guys understand the US gov’t is underfunding USPS so that they can privatize it, make money, and let poor and rural people die? people will die if we let them destroy this service
Some guy in the row in front of me said “nah you’re on your own after that” when mj asked him to bring her home. Like yeah dude that’s why you’d never be spiderman you’re not that guy pal
I really tried to be objective with BND but genuinely whenever there’s a Spider-Man project that has actual love behind it. I just geek tf out and end up loving it despite its imperfections
I think my favorite scene in the movie was when Peter innocently told MJ that it was the most fun time he'd had years later after only a few minutes of chatting with Ned while building Lego together.
I think it was a small and sweet truth about living an isolated and introverted life. Even if it was only a tiny moment it personally touched me the most and my heart melted in the cinema
I was absolutely thrilled after watching the Spider-Man movie. Although I haven’t worked on any Spider-Man comics yet, I’ve been a huge Spider-Man fan.
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