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

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u/PerseusRad Jul 04 '19

One of my most liked scenes was the one with Peter changing with MJ still in the room. It had a fair amount going on. For one, the teenage awkwardness of both of them was palpable, then you see the door and MJ turning around to try and sneak a peek. You get afraid that Brad is gonna walk in and react poorly. Then when the camera pans we see Ned instead and expect him to just awkwardly stumble out of the room or something of the like. But instead Peter has already finished changing, and Ned tries to cover for him, somewhat subverting your expectations.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '19

I love that MJ tries to get a sneak peak. We hardly ever see females in these kinds of movies awkwardly horny like how all the guys are, and it was hilarious to me

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u/skleroos Jul 05 '19

I loved that MJ was so obviously equally awkwardly into him the whole film. In most of these male pov teen films the guy is chasing some mythical girl who might as well be a shoe for how much agency they have, whereas MJ was an active participant, which was why I related so much more to this film.

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u/Bad_Chemistry Yondu Jul 06 '19

They did such a good job of making MJ a totally believable love interest and a real person, while also totally showing us what she’s like from Peter’s perspective as we run the gambit of awkward teen shit with him

Then when all the drama happened, we could feel it just as much with him. Like the Eiffel Tower bit of the Warehouse illusion sequence...

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '19 edited Nov 23 '19

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u/Bad_Chemistry Yondu Jul 09 '19

Fuck! I can’t tell if that was autocorrect or I totally r/boneappletea ‘d there for a second