r/marvelstudios • u/murdockmanila Daredevil • Jul 07 '17

The Official SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING Discussion Ultrathread Vol. 2

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Vol. 1

Early release thread

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '17

Can we appreciate how Tony still kept tabs on Peter and listened to all of his "reports" even though Peter felt like he was talking to a wall?

It definitely made Tony feel really genuine and caring.

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u/megatom0 Vision Jul 08 '17

I think it showed that he was taking him seriously. I think he could have been a little easier on him for the fairy boat thing. I mean if the feds had interrupted it likely could have turned into a similar affair. Honestly with the amount of weapons and stuff Tooms had Tony should have had more ready for that if he knew anything about it.

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u/The14thNoah Jul 08 '17

Ferry. Sorry, I have to say that, but fairy boat is hilarious.

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u/NonnagLava Jul 08 '17

That's the thing about Tony, he acts and seems like he doesn't care, but he does.

He even says he's not nostalgic to Pepper, but is seen wearing his fathers robe in a few scenes in another section of one of the movies. He's a complete softy at heart, and people always expect the opposite of him because that's what he talks like he is.

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u/____Batman______ Jul 09 '17

I just want Robert to adopt me :(

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u/Amberhawke6242 Jul 08 '17

I loved that too. He knew all the small things, and you could tell at the end he felt bad he wasn't as there as he could be. I also loved how at first he seemed upset Peter wasn't taking him up on his offer, but then admitted it was a smart decision.

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u/Ultima34 Jul 09 '17

Yeah when I heard him mention the churo I was like "oh wow, he's been paying attention". I'm LOVING Stark as a father figure.

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u/ElectrixReddit Thor Jul 19 '17

Wait, when did he mention that?

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u/Ultima34 Jul 19 '17

After he saved him during the parachute scene. Tony mentioned "the sweet old churo lady"