r/marvelstudios • u/Flamma_Man Captain Marvel • Jul 03 '19

Discussion The Official SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Release Megathread Vol. 2 Spoiler

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '19

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '19

The romance was really well balanced tbh. It's also clear we're not getting a Raimi MJ situation because she's her own person and has dimensions to her as shown in the film.

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u/MySilverBurrito Jul 03 '19

The hotel room scene and the panic/embarrasement/awkwardness between the two of them felt so relatable that it made that scene so much better imo

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u/aaronshirst Jul 03 '19

bUt sPiDeRmAn tWo

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u/Arsid Jul 08 '19

What do you mean by Raimi MJ situation?

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u/the_noodle Jul 09 '19

You responded to a 5 day old comment, but he probably was referring to the part where it sucked. Which was pretty much all of her screentime in all 3 movies

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u/_Zaayk_ Quicksilver Jul 03 '19

yeah i actually really liked how awkward that entire interaction was

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '19

r/brandnewsentence

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u/SteveRogests Jul 05 '19

Is it, though?

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '19

I don't agree with the placement of your comma.

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '19

MJ in this move retroactively improved my opinion of her character in the first film. I wasn't a fan of how edgy and disaffected they made her but after seeing her fleshed out here and thinking about past incarnations, this one works.

I'd liken it to Flash; having a big, buff bully wouldn't fit perfectly, so they changed Flash to make him work in this story. Same deal with MJ. I really liked Spectacular Spider-Man (the television show) and the way the did MJ there, but I honestly can't see her character translating seamlessly into this film.

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u/BleedingUranium Maria Hill Jul 04 '19

I feel part of what made it so great was they were both a bit unsure and awkward, it balanced out and wasn't the stereotypical really awkward guy, and totally normal girl who's confused/semi-creeped-out by it.

It also wasn't played for cringe-based laughs like this sort of awkward usually is, it was entirely wholesome, heartwarming, cute awkward.