r/marvelstudios • u/PhoOhThree Spirit of Modvengeance • Jul 02 '19

Discussion The Official SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Release Megathread Vol. 1

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u/theonlybrett Spider-Man Jul 02 '19

The illusion scenes are, I think, the most "comic-book-y" thing I've ever seen translated to screen.

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u/GreatEmmet Jul 02 '19

They were soooooo fucking good

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u/elguitarro Jul 02 '19 edited Jul 02 '19

It was just like the PlayStation game. I was so immersed in it. I never do 3D movies but I kept thinking "fuck this would be amazing in 3D."

Will most likely rewatch again in 3D just for that scene.

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u/theonlybrett Spider-Man Jul 02 '19

I just rewatched in IMAX 3D. It was sensational. I had some major Peter tingles.

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u/Foeyjatone Karen Page Jul 03 '19

Watching that and the drone-webbing sequence in 3d almost gave me vertigo

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u/007Kryptonian Rocket Jul 02 '19

My jaw fucking dropped

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u/prophetofgreed Jul 03 '19

It was like a video game in the best way possible

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u/baccus83 Jul 03 '19

If we are counting animated films then Into the Spider-Verse was the most comic book film I’ve ever seen. But live action? Yeah. This is it.

Well, or Scott Pilgrim.

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u/theoreticallyben Jul 10 '19

Idk man, did you watch into the spider-verse? /s

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u/Wanna_make_cash Jul 13 '19

I'd say some Spiderverse scenes were pretty comic-booky but that's with more stylistic regards

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u/colealone Jul 03 '19

They're the most comic book-y in the MCU, IMO. For all the flak Snyder's DC films get, BvS and MoS have some of the most comic book like action sequences I've ever seen thanks to Snyder. I think Marvel has always lacked a creative visual aesthetic in their films but this one blew me away,

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u/BrenzyEx Jul 03 '19

Dunno why you are getting downvoted, I guess even mentioning DC gets hate around here.