@IvystormVt_ I'll pick a line of the same character from each movie in the trilogy:
"Fly you fools!"
"We fought in the highest tower of the deepest dungeon..."
"There will be time to morn Boromir..."
@niyatitrivedi1_ Something you can't, clearly. They've known each other for 11 years now, they are comfortable, and trust each others decisions. Last time I saw this dynamic was 20 years ago with Brad and Angelina.
@oelma__ No. Final bill is 102.96. no one is tipping 40% unless your restaurant is in Manhattan London, or specifically for the ultra wealthy, or you did something very special... I try to tip now, but it's honestly hard to judge if I should leave 10% or 20%
@ZunairaSaeedAi Mmm, what if this was a $1BN company? I owe them nothing, they owe me and many others what they have taken to get that $1BN .
We could also use these points to get in the company and then do the bare minimum anyway ๐๐ป
@TheCineprism Disney already owned Marvel since 2012, then they brought Fox 2018, Marvel managed to secure the Netflix characters in 2019 and Universal have been cashing in loan money from Marvel for using the Hulk's likeness. I don't know how much Sony have had to pay in copywriting fee tho
@Eval_00@DiscussingFilm If their relationship is on hiatus for film 5, but you still need relevant in the film. Most important we (including Ned MJ and Peter) all need to come to terms with the fact life has moved on. There are plenty of other interests for Peter to explore before returning to MJ (Z)
@Ofcimcold This is why I like the movie: Peter is changing, and that is a metaphor of how we change. By the time we finish school we are a completely different person to who we were when we started school. This is why his relationship with Mj and Ned is different, they're adults now
@MyTimeToShineH This is why his relationship with Ned and MJ is different. He's moved into a loft so he can do more technical work and modifications to his suit. He no longer has Tony, Fury, Strange or even Aunt May, he has Frank who has seen the worst in humanity, all this is makes him an adult
@MyTimeToShineH A great film. Like you said it does shoehorn extra plot points, but at its core: Peter is going through changes (his body and his social life) as we all have since watching Homecoming. We are not the same people we were 10 years ago.