So many Batman adaptations think they're being daring & mature like "What if he broke his code and killed a bunch of guys?", to the point where Batman gently stopping someone else from killing a villain was actually so refreshing.
More of this tender side of him in Part 2 please.
THIS is what frustrated me about the movie. Everyone kept explaining their pain to Peter as if he didn’t understand sacrifice. Peter literally had to choose loneliness. Frank, Jean and the others lost things they never chose to lose. Peter willingly gave up the people he loved because he knew keeping them would put them in danger.And somehow nobody stopped to ask what that choice did to him.
He’s the one person in the room who understands every side of their pain, yet his gets treated like it hurts less because he made the “right” choice.
I need Peter to crash out one day, not because he’s weak, but because even Spider-Man deserves to finally say, “What about me?” 💔
Brie Larson going through an extremely misogynistic hate train simply for advocating for women and poc and Chadwick Boseman being one of the only other marvel actors to show up to the Captain Marvel movie premiere. We love you king 🕊️
we don't talk enough about the quadruple appeal of tom holland… the gays love him, the bros love him, the gurls love him, the kids love him. zero scandals, insanely personable and already has countless iconic pop culture moments. that’s a MOVIE STAR