Spider-Man: Far From Home is Shockingly Spectacular 

I think that post credits scene is justified for the sole reason of explaining why "Fury" was pretty stupid for believing in Mysterio's bullcrap

The illusion scene is one of the best scenes in the MCU.

Now that Peter's indentity was revealed, the "Spiderman 3: Homeless" title joke doesn't sound like a joke to me anymore

I think Mysterio counts as a twist villain, not because he was set up as a good guy at the start, but because he got me believing it despite the fact that I knew that he was a villain in the comics.

When Peter caught mysterio’s hand without looking it was so perfect

Honestly Mysterio's wasting his time being a supervillain. He and his team should've gone into vfx and movie production

Next Spiderman villain is the guy Tony called out for playing galaga

EDITH - Even Dead, I’m The Hero Couldn’t decide whether to laugh or cry.

Not enough people are talking about Zombie Iron Man in the illusion scene. That alone was more terrifying than any other part of the scene.

I want a dancing emo Tom Holland

Mysterio throughout this film: “I don’t want to kill a child.” “I will kill a child.”

"He just wants to go out with Zendaya!" A sentiment we can all sympathize with.

Is seriously noone going to talk about that scene in the plane where Peter was building his new suit and Happy just saw Tony in him so much that he played the first Ironman movie's song?!

Ok, so now everyone knows Spiderman's secret identity But who is the Night Monkey?

Honestly the illusion scene basically turned Mysterio, who is one seen as sort of a joke, into essentially the Marvel equivalent of scarecrow from DC.

But let me just say: if everyone legitimately continues to trust Mysterio _after his illusion was shattered in front of all of London,_ I'm gonna be pissed.

During the hallucination scene when Quentin said (something along the lines of) “If it weren’t for you, maybe Tony would still be alive”, that hit hard.

This movie didn't have any CGI production and everything is raw footage. Mysterio did that for them.

“Jameson hasn’t missed a beat.” Sounds like he was in tempo.

Going into Far From Home knowing Mysterio is a villain in the comics, made watching Beck be a good person for the first half had me questioning if he was actually gunna be a villain or HOW he was gunna be the bad guy because he was so damn likable. So when the cocky ego came out i was all ohhhh THATS how they're gunna do it. Made me wanna watch more stuff with Jake Gyllenhaal in it cause he's a really good actor

I think the Skrulls were included because this movie would not work if Fury was actually Fury. Not only would he have called Mysterio’s bullshit far sooner, but he also would’ve called in other Avengers if he even did believe Mysterio for some reason. Fury needed to be dumbed down and stripped of his resources, and this was a great way to do it without actually affecting the real Fury.

JK Simmons reprising his role as Jameson made me so happy.

The scene where Peter beats the drones with his eyes closed is genuinely one of the coolest fight scenes in the mcu. The lack of music, and the way it ties up the story is so perfect.

*no joke, my favorite part is when Peter ends up in the Netherlands and Being from there it’s so meta and weird it represented our country great but shit i loved it*

my only take away is honestly "don't piss off your vfx guy"

Still waiting for that Shrek 4 review.

When I saw the trailer I was already thinking to myself “Wait a minute...isn’t mysterio a bad guy?”

Thanos: Reality can be whatever I wa... Skulls: I can be whatever I want!! Mysterio: Hold my beer...

A couple jokes and callbacks felt a bit forced, but it got the “awkward teen romance” thing perfectly, and THAT one holographic scene was amazing

So villain pretends to have superpowers and create threat with robots so he could save the day and people would praise he as hero. Finally we got Syndrome from the Incredibles into the MCU :D

I love Mysterio so much. A seriously compelling villain. THAT ILLUSION SCENE OMFG-

Infinity War: *Ends with the heroes losing* Far From Home: *Ends with Peter losing to the villain in the long run* (Ok I know it was a mid credit scene, but it took place directly after the ending, so I count it) Seriously, this movie is Infinity War level writing. The acting, the characterization, the constant fear for the protagonist is just down right flawless. This movie is a breather from Endgame, but it makes you never feel like it's over for Peter, one of the closest people to Tony. Also, you know a movie is written almost perfectly when the plot twist you saw coming still surprised you

"It's easy to fool people when they're already fooling themselves." Mysterio was a fantastic villian. Not as deep as the Vulture, but just real manipulative and threatening.

Mysterio's illusion scene was so damn good. It made him seem almost invincible. Every time you were like "just ignore them they struck out" or "hey fight back" and he would punch a wall or bring down a crane almost on himself. Perfect

"I'm so exited to see what they have in store" . . . *gross sobbing*

JK Simmons back as some kind of InfoWars Alex Jones J Jonah Jameson was amazing.

“He just wants to go out with Zendaya” *Don’t we all*

Everyone talking about the Zombie Iron Man moment, but the moment that really gave me chills was a second before that, the grave of Tony and Mysterio saying you failed, that was brutal

Spider-Man's relationship with MJ and Happy made this movie good. And Mysterio. Also, the movie seems to show us the repercussions of Thanos a lot. Mysterio being a villain was obvious if anyone read the comics or was a Spider-Man fan. Also, there's no one else who could be the antagonist so.

"I think Spider Man 3 is my favorite live action spider man." Literally 1 video later: "Far From Home is my favorite live action spider man movie."

An alternate subtitle for this movie is 'Peter Parker is in constant agony for 2 hours and 10 minutes'. They were relentless, god damn. Almost every scene had Iron Man mementos, he kept getting overwhelmed by the crowds, all of his advances to get with MJ were shut down, he kept getting dragged down by both Talos disguised as Fury AND Mysterio and kept failing or playing a minor part in all of the conflicts, was psychologically tortured with the nightmare illusion sequence, steamrolled by a train, beat to all hell during the drone battle, backstabbed by the one person he trusted in this newly chaotic world, then outed to the entire world by that same person. There was maybe, like, 5 minutes of Peter *_not_* being put through some kind of pain. Not that it's a bad thing- it made the climax steeper and more important and really gave a triumphant thrill when he finally won.

“Even Dead I’m The Hero” I freaking love that line!

Guys, is no one going to talk about the 'far from the ones who abandoned you, chasing the love of these humans, who made you feel wanted'?!?!

Man i cant wait till spiderman homeless comes out Homecoming Far from home Homless

This is Mysterio's only appearance in live action, and it is done absolutely spectacularly.

That scene when he closed his eyes and trusted spider-sense was amazing. Misterio is easily one of the best villains in the MCU.

The way is see it, the mcu is our generations star wars

Mysterio is basically an evil theatre kid I love him so much

The romance between Peter and MJ in this was so beautifully awkward and cute

Bringing back the guy Obadiah Stane yelled at brought a smile to my face.

The Villain is good because.... like, obviously he's the villain, but he does super nice things to Peter, so even though you know it's inevitable, you still WANT to like him and WANT him to be good

Honestly, I knew Mysterio was a villian in the comics and I was still surprised when he was the villian because it made us think that this Mysterio was a good version from a different Earth and they did it very well.

God- When Peter started to cry over Tony being gone, his friends being captured, and possibly everything he’s ever loved disappearing AGAIN I felt that For real, I related to and felt as if Peter was and is a real person. That’s how you know a movie’s done it goooooood

The opening scene with the memoriam video made me laugh and cry more than I’ve ever laughed and cried simultaneously

“This is the best live action Spider-Man movie ever made by far.” Say that on Twitter and watch the hellstorm that follows.

“This is the best live action spider man movie by far.” *laughs in no way home*

Next Movie: "Spider-Man: Going Homeless".

Me before post credits scene: What a nice, satisfying movie! I will leave the theater with no regrets whatsoever! Me after post credits scene: E x c u s e m e W H A T

Ok but the ending where Tom’s butt just shows up made me laugh so hard

"I'm so excited for what they have in store for Spiderman." Sony: HA, GOT EM HA HA GOT EM Edit: this is one of the most horribly aged comments

When Mysterio said to Spider Man - "If you weren't useless, maybe Tony might still be alive". That was DARK lol

I dont blame peter who wouldnt want to go on a date with zendaya.

I went into this movie just hoping that it would give Mysterio a shot at finally being a spider-man villain outside of the comics, and it did not disappoint at all. Everything from the call back to the hall of mirrors, to the evil plot, to the performance was all so well done, and I was so satisfied with how my favorite Spider-Man villain finally got portrayed.

Spider-man’s secret identity is revealed: Screenrant: there are no consequences.

When Mysterio revealed Peter’s identity there was an audible gasp in my theater

I loved the scene when happy just thought of tony when peter was building the suit and started playing "led zeplin"(AC⚡DC)

the experience where peter finds out about mysterio, and confronts him, is one of my favorite scenes in the movie. It shows full well what mysterio's powers are, and peter's insecurities about himself. It deals with him losing MJ and all his friends, not living up to what tony wanted him to be, and not being good enough, just a kid from queens who can't do anything. And when mysterio tricks him, and peter reveals where everyone is, and who knows about mysterio's real identity, and peter realizing that he's gonna kill them, it hits like a truck, or for peter, a train. mysterio won, he beat peter, and he's gonna end it. The final fight shows peter fighting those insecurities, it's also a good representation of spider sense, with him literally dodging bullets with his eyes closed. but mysterio gets the last laugh, revealing his identity, and framing him as the villain. I also think it's pretty funny that edith, which mysterio has for most of the movie, means even dead im the hero, as everyone really thinks that mysterio is the hero of the story, that he destroyed the elementals, and the peter killed him so he could take the glory for himself.

Why do people hate this film all of a sudden. When it came out almost everyone liked or loved it.

Mysterio is basically the Screenslaver done RIGHT

When Mysterio revealed Spiderman's true identity I got pissed, like that's a seriously low blow

when he said “maybe tony would still be alive” I FELT THAT BRO

I love how he got hit by a drone, continuing the joke from Into the Spider-verse

The next mcu spider-man “Spider-man is at home and is playing fortnite”

2014: I kinda think we've seen everything they could do with spiderman. This movie isn't very good. 2018-2019: infinity war, spiderman ps4, into the spiderverse, far from home Seriously it took them just a few years and now everywhere we see spiderman they are doing something we haven't seen before.

I cried like five times because mostly of angsty fanfiction but because of how much I identified with Peter. Peter just lost an important person to him and always felt kinda not enough to Tony. He gave Beck the glasses because he thought there was no way Tony would give really trust him to have EDITH, and he ended up messing up again. He is constantly told to step up and not mess up. He trusted Beck almost like he trusted Tony and for him to be betrayed like that must have broken him. Also the manipulation he was put through with the hallucinations really messed with him like when that happened he was given existential crisis-relief- existential crisis- betrayal-"not good enough"- relief - betrayal- hit by a train. So it's so freaking heart breaking when he asked Happy to prove that it was real and when he broke down to Happy, that was one of the moments that really got to me. This boy is what 16 and he has been orphaned, had his uncle die, in a war with rogue Avengers, crushed by a building, yelled at, been in space, fought a war against an alien Titan, died, brought back to life, watched his mentor/possible father figure die, bullied, not to forget bitten by a radio active spider, lied to and betrayed time and time again.

I find it baffling that some people call this the "worst" movie because iron man played a role in the film.

*SPOILERS* Can we talk about that memorial scene at the start though-

If Zendaya was in my High school class i'd be pissed too if I got cocked blocked by super hero business

As of now, this is in my top 3 of my favorite Spidey movies (first is Spiderverse, third is Raimi’s Spiderman 2, will prolly change since I haven’t seen NWH yet). the acting performances were spectacular, the relationship between Peter and MJ was so cute and realistic, and I honestly never expected the turn with Mysterio (even tho ik he was a bad guy anyways). I have to say my favorite parts have to be the illusion scenes, they were just so visually appealing. All in all I give it a 10-11/10

I have no words for how upsetting it is when mysterio says that he doesnt want to kill Peter parker he genuinely likes Peter but he has to so he can get what hes been working towards

1:12 yeah I think we're taking for granted how traumatizing getting hit by Thanos must be for a kid. And Ragnarok Era Hulk was essentially a kid and got hit *a lot* by Thanos. Anyone would want to freaking quit fighting after an experience like that.

Say what you will about the dutch prison, my cinema went wild when we saw our country represented in the MCU

You had one job. ONE JOB. Saying mysteriously good

Schaffrillas Productions: This movie was amazing and I can’t wait to see where this series will go. Me: uhh....Should we tell him?

*Schafrillas will return in Why Shrek Forever After isn't as bad as Shrek The Third.*

"I just like characters taking vacations" So you like half of Adam Sandler's filmography?

I can't believe so many people hated it

I watched this review for the first time after your No Way Home one, and it's nice hearing you be excited for what comes next knowing you'll be rewarded for it.

honestly if people didn't see that mysterio was a bad guy from the beginning it would shock me... my friend who is a pretty casual viewer and has never read a comic in his life poked me before the mysterio reveal and said "dude he's definitely the bad guy". Also the mysterio illusion scene was so fucking perfect

Schaff please tell me you noticed the subtle spider-man 3 reference when the guy on the comms says to mysterio "it's probably a bird it'll just fly away" when Peter jumps into the tornado, I feel like no one is talking about this line

Say what you want, the dutch prison scene was so randomly funny. It just feels hilarious to see nice people portrayed in such an over the top comedic fashion

0:09 I wonder what you were like before Tamatoa existed

“Spider-Man: Hiding Home” Makes sense because he’d be protecting his loved ones from his big villains

If they are going with this Home theme, then the next movie should be called “Spider-Man: Homeless” considering everyone knows his secret identity and is considered and enemy.

Please start making more videos on a regular I rewatch your videos because the way you explain these movies are so funny and organic and I'm so here for it

Well, guess that twist is never gonna get reconciled after what had just happened.

I love how mysterio was trying to convince peter to give up the secret life from the beginning and in the end, that’s exactly what mysterio did

when Tom Holland undressed with zendaya in the room: *I SMELL FANGIRLS*

it took me 50 seconds to realised spider man 3 theme was playing