had sex. : yes
faked id : yes
had a bf/gf : yes
gotten high : yes
alcohol : yes
failed class : yes
gone clubbing : yes
smoked/vaped : yes
kissed someone : yes
got detention : yes
kicked from class : yes
cheated on test : yes
snuck out the house : yes
had sex : yes
faked id : yes
had a bf/gf : yes
gotten high : yes
alcohol : no
failed class : yes
gone clubbing : yes
smoked/vaped : yes
kissed someone : yes
got detention : yes
kicked from class : yes
cheated on test : yes
snuck out the house : yes
Fall 2 : Deadpoint (2026) — 1\10
What the fuck was that? The fun is over. Shut it down now. I couldn’t even make it halfway through that garbage movie.
Fall (2022)
A simple premise turned into a genuinely nerve-shredding experience. The writing is dumb as hell. But two women literally 2,000 feet in the air with nothing but their memories, unresolved tension, and the wreckage of their relationship? Yeah, I was stressed.
Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)—8/10
Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)—8/10
Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)—8/10
Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026)—8/10
Tom Holland’s Spider-Man movies are a fun evolution of the character.. lighter, more connected to the wider MCU, and packed with memorable villains. I also love how much the MCU connection adds to his story. Seeing Spider-Man exist alongside characters like Iron Man, Doctor Strange, the Punisher, and the Hulk makes his world feel much bigger than the previous versions.
But even with all that, Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man will always hit different for me. They can keep expanding the universe, introducing new villains, and taking the character in completely different directions, but somehow there’s just no logical reason why Tobey’s version will ever feel less special.