History Awesome / SpiderManHomecoming

** The flips and stunts that Spidey does? Most likely not a double despite the mask. Tom trained in ballet for BillyElliot, practices gymnastics, and does parkour in his free time. That HeroicBuild? [[https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/8a/4e/59/8a4e596a2917284942ccb0ccf4ecd00b--tom-holland-shirtless-spiderman-spiderman-tom-holland.jpg All natural]].

* Despite suffering the worst Friday-to-Friday drop for an MCU film during its second and third week in theaters, ''Homecoming'' still defied odds and now rests at '''$825 million''' and counting worldwide. It is the second highest grossing Spider-Man film worldwide, behind ''Film/SpiderMan3'' only.

* Despite suffering the worst Friday-to-Friday drop for an MCU film during its second and third week in theaters, ''Homecoming'' still defied odds and now rests at '''$825 million''' and counting. It is the second highest grossing Spider-Man film worldwide, behind ''Film/SpiderMan3'' only.

* Despite not opening in China, one of the most lucrative film markets in the world, and suffering the worst Friday-to-Friday drop for an MCU film during its second and third week in theaters, ''Homecoming'' still defied odds and has already made over [[http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=spiderman2017.htm half a billion dollars]], rapidly approaching $600 million.
** Now that it has opened up in China, ''Homecoming'' now rests at '''$825 million''', becoming the second highest grossing Spider-Man film, only behind Film/SpiderMan3.

** It's now over '''$700 million''', and it '''still''' hasn't opened up in China yet.
** Make that '''$825 million'''.

** Make that '''$825 million'''

** It's now over '''$700 million''', and it '''still''' hasn't opened up in China or Japan.

** The choice of Vulture and Shocker as the villains of the film in the first place can be seen as both an awesome moment and a TakeThat to Sony. Marvel finaly got to use their most famous super hero in the MCU, and instead of using one of his more famous foes they took two of the least known villians and made one of the best spiderman movies yet.

** It's now well over $600 million, and it '''still''' hasn't opened up in China or Japan.

** Its now well over $600 million, and it '''still''' hasn't opened up in China or Japan.

** On Website/RottenTomatoes, it has a rating of 93%, the highest for a Spider-Man film since ''Spider-Man 2'' and among the highest for an MCU movie overall.

* Despite not opening in China, one of the most lucrative film markets in the world, and suffering the worst Friday-to-Friday drop for an MCU film during its second and third week in theaters, ''Homecoming'' still defied odds and has already made over [[http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=spiderman2017.htm half a billion dollars]].

** Other cool things from the Stark-made Spider-suit: A.I. assistance, heads-up displays, ''576 possible web shooter combinations'' and a parachute.

** This needs to be elaborated upon. [[spoiler: Peter spends one hell of a time trying to tie his web to every hard support of the ferry in an attempt to hold it together. It seems to have worked, but it left Peter exhausted. Then Karen informed him that he missed ''one'' support of the ferry, and it leads to his webs breaking apart and causing the ferry to sink again. Peter then desperately tries to hold the whole thing together by himself a-la Tobey-Spidey holding the runaway train in ''Spider-Man 2''. Suddenly, Iron Man himself and his boosters come out of nowhere and put the ship back together and weld the damaged parts, all done effortlessly in less than a minute. It shows how much difference there is between a veteran superhero like Iron Man and a newbie still learning the ropes like Spidey in dealing with dangerous situations.]]

* Spider-Man and Iron Man swinging and flying across New York City side by side. 'Nuff said! It's a near-perfect recreation of [[http://www.spiderfan.org/comics/images/marvel_teamup/009.jpg the classic Marvel Team-Up No. 9 cover.]] [[spoiler: It's a shame that this is only a MissingTrailerScene.]]

* Tony displays how much he's taken his hard-earned lessons across the franchise to heart: [[Film/IronMan "If you're nothing without the suit, then you shouldn't have it."]] Even better, Peter takes on Vulture in his beta and actually seems to be able to hold his own (at least on the second try).

* [[BigBad Adrian Toomes]] actually gets one [[ActionFilmQuietDramaScene in one of the film's more subtle scenes]]. [[spoiler:As he drives Peter and his daughter to the Homecoming dance, he's able to put various details together -- recognizing Peter's voice and hearing from Liz about how he's always missing from decathlon meetings -- that Peter is Spider-Man. All done over the course of a single car ride.]] GenreSavvy villainy at its finest.

* On May 19th, composer Creator/MichaelGiacchino posted a video of the orchestra recording a snippet of his score for the film, and it might actually top Music/DannyElfman's work. Why? [[spoiler: Because it's the classic ''WesternAnimation/SpiderMan1967'' theme song turned into an awesome orchestral piece!]]

* Web Grande, i.e. delayed launch webbing. You stick the web ball somewhere and it webs up someone/something a few seconds later.

* Delayed launch webbing, i.e., you stick the web ball somewhere and it webs up someone/something a few seconds later.

* Spider-Man and Iron Man swinging and flying across New York City side by side. 'Nuff said! It's a near-perfect recreation of [[http://www.spiderfan.org/comics/images/marvel_teamup/009.jpg the classic Marvel Team-Up No. 9 cover.]]

* Tom Holland and Kevin Feige have just confirmed Peter was the kid at the Stark Expo in ''Film/IronMan2''. Not only has Peter been in the MCU the entire time, he's been one of the biggest [[EnsembleDarkhorse Ensemble Darkhorses]] ''ever'', and he has ''always'' had his HeroicSpirit.

** On Website/RottenTomatoes, it has a rating of 94%, the highest for a Spider-Man film since ''Spider-Man 2'' and the highest for an MCU movie overall, shared with (fittingly) Film/IronMan.

** Other cool things from the MCU Spider-suit: A.I. assistance, heads-up displays, ''576 possible web shooter combinations'' and a parachute.

* When Vulture blasts the ferry in half and Peter struggles to hold it together, [[spoiler: Tony does one ''hell'' of an entrance in the nick of time. Peter is using dozens of weblines and failing, then on-cue several repulsor boosters fly into the screen and stabilize the ship. The scene then shifts to a window, where Iron Man is in a brand-new armor, reminiscent of the one from the Ultimate comics, thus providing a double MythologyGag as the scene reminds comic fans of the time when he pushed away a Chitauri ship.]]

** It wasn't just that he [[spoiler: managed to pull off such a hair-brained nigh suicidal stunt]], but that he had the courage to make the attempt. Unlike most other iterations of SpiderMan, this one isn't immune to vertigo or fear of heights, and Karen makes it explicitly clear that a single misstep would be certain death. When Peter quips "I'm gonna die!" just before leaping, it isn't hyperbole; it's honest ''fear''. Yet he still makes a jump he dosn't think he can land, using tricks he's never tested, all for a desperate plan he has no confidence in succeeding. [[spoiler: Actually saving the day was icing on the cake; the real victory was having the guts to try]].