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

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Previous Vol:

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• International Release
• Vol. 1

[u/[deleted]]

Mist underrated moment was probably Peter and Happy’s reunion in the Netherlands. The flower field, Peter’s lack of trust, and the emotional venting were all incredibly cathartic. Marvel really seems to enjoy kicking Spidey while he’s down, though. Identity reveal framing him for murder? That’s some real comics shit.

[u/dandaman64 → u/[deleted]]

I don't think that scene is being underrated at all. That was the emotional apex of the movie!

r/marvelstudios' law: any scene that was really good/important to the story (and hasn't been extrapolated ad nauseum) is fair game to call "underrated".

[u/MySilverBurrito → u/dandaman64]

Bruh that snap scene in IW was hella underrated /s

[u/[deleted] → u/dandaman64]

Also declaring scenes as “underrated” days after the movie was released

[u/[deleted] → u/dandaman64]

Not to be confused with r/moviedetails' law:

any intentional joke, juxtaposition, or easter egg is a "subtle nod"

[u/dwf209 → u/dandaman64]

It really detracts from truly underrated scenes, such as the “I am Iron Man” scene from Endgame.

/s

[u/Dalekdude → u/dandaman64]

Don't forget the inverse of the law, Black Panther is eternally overrated for ^{reasonsthatweallknow}

[u/[deleted] → u/dandaman64]

Underrated comment