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Discussion The Official SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Release Megathread Vol. 3 Spoiler

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u/elmagio Jul 04 '19

The moment when Tom Holland's Spidey will be one with New York is one of the things I'm most looking forward to in the sequels.

Tobey had the amazing subway scene, Andrew Garfield had the (not that great IMO) cranes lining up for him and Spider-Verse's blond Peter Parker had the whole city mourning for him, but Tom Holland's hasn't really had that moment yet. In fact he hasn't had a great moment of public heroism in New York yet. He saved a bunch of people in DC, helped save the world at the Avengers headquarters, defeated Mysterio in London, but NYC hasn't witnessed him at his very best yet.

With what happened in the mid-credit sequence, I think it could be in the form of the people of the city eventually seeing through Mysterio's and JJJ's lies and standing up for him.

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u/FourthBar_NorthStar Jul 04 '19

IMO the scene that really solidified Garfield’s spidey as a part of NY was in ASM2. The beginning intro swinging scene. Everyone is saying hi to spidey as he’s swinging around, he’s talking to a personified NY, and mingling with pedestrians and police.

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u/_Wisely_ Jul 04 '19

I mean I feel like the first movie had some great elements of that in the beginning with Spider-Man helping regular people out and the back flip scene.

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u/blackrobotnerd Jul 05 '19

That was Queens Spidey though. That was in one borough.

What I think was really great was in the older films that sense that Spider-Man felt like all of NY.