Homecoming Favorite Moment in the film (SPOILERS)

[writer0327]

There were a ton of great moments in this movie, more than could be held in a single poll, but some were better than others.

 

[NotSoLongAgo]

The triumph in the rubble scene was amazing. My favorite moment in any spidey movie.

 

[spiderman2]

The triumph in the rubble scene was amazing. My favorite moment in any spidey movie.

Its up there but not my all time favorite.

 

[Web-Head]

The scene with Toomes in the car but the "C'mon, Peter...C'mon Spider-Man" part is a close second.

 

[Golgo-13]

Spider-Man crawling up the Washington monument. The one thing that was lacking it all the other films was seeing Spider-Man do what a spider does best; crawl up surfaces.

 

[The Joker]

The ASM #33 homage with the rubble scene.

 

[Airnick]

"Come on Peter...come on Spider-Man"

 

[Spider-Who?]

There were a ton of great moments, most of which you included. I had to chose the Aunt May WTF scene because it was hilarious, unexpected, and a great way to end the film.

A close second for me would be the montage when Peter is trapped in the warehouse. It was a ton of fun. I gotta respect the filmmakers for keeping his mask on for the entire scene.

I also really liked the rubble scene. It really helped remind you that Peter is just a kid, more than any other part of the film. Tom nailed the panic and fear and seeing Spidey beg for help was gut wrenching.

The Toomes family fun time hour was also great.

 

[writer0327]

There were a ton of great moments, most of which you included. I had to chose the Aunt May WTF scene because it was hilarious, unexpected, and a great way to end the film.

A close second for me would be the montage when Peter is trapped in the warehouse. It was a ton of fun. I gotta respect the filmmakers for keeping his mask on for the entire scene.

I also really liked the rubble scene. It really helped remind you that Peter is just a kid, more than any other part of the film. Tom nailed the panic and fear and seeing Spidey beg for help was gut wrenching.

The Toomes family fun time hour was also great.

I agree and I am also glad they kept his mask on. The other montage I liked was "Ned's montage" when he's asking his Peter a ton of questions.

 

[Spidey220987]

No option for "I was....looking at...Porn" lol t:
But yeah, I noticed the AS-M #33 homage straight away.
I was so pumped at that, I've always wanted to see that scene adapted in a film. For it to be in the MCU as well, what a bonus!

 

[Leo Zelinsky]

Car scene

 

[Drizzle]

My favorite was the interrogation mode scene.

 

[Flint Marko]

My favorite was the interrogation mode scene.

Very rarely do jokes make me laugh even harder the second time around but that had me rolling yesterday.

Spoiler

"I'm not a girl, I'm a boy! I mean, a man! I'm a man!"

 

[Village_Idiot]

A very simple one

At the beginning of the movie , when he was walking through the school hallway to his locker

There was no big jocks or anyone trying to trip him , or knock his books out of his hands , or anything

He was just simply ignored

 

[MessiahDecoy123]

The scene with Toomes in the car but the "C'mon, Peter...C'mon Spider-Man" part is a close second.

My feelings as well.

 

[MessiahDecoy123]

I loved all the scenes with Keaton. The man is a legend for a reason.

I loved all the scenes Parker showed off his intelligence. This one done beautifully many, many times.

I loved the friendly neighborhood Spider-man montage in Queens when he's doing low level superhero stuff. I wish this were on the poll but no worries, there are still plenty of worthy choices.

 

[JeetKuneDo]

Toomes and Peter in the car for me.

I also really liked the rubble scene. It really helped remind you that Peter is just a kid, more than any other part of the film. Tom nailed the panic and fear and seeing Spidey beg for help was gut wrenching.

Agreed, that made the scene powerful.

 

[spiderman2]

The I am spider man is my favorite moment. Just before that happened when the building started to fall I was like is this really about to happened? Then I was like yes! It made me so happy kind of like a few other moments in other movies like in TDKR when bane brook batman or star wars rouge one the vader part at the end.

The vulture car/house thing with vulture/peter and lizz. It was funny/akward/scary like all at the same time. I was like this is not going to end well and also the look on peters face trying to hide things was great and lizz giving away to much info in the car that helped vulture put things together was very funny.

They also did a great job in the movie showing that Spider-Man dosnt give up and what it means to be a hero.

 

[writer0327]

Agreed, that made the scene powerful.

It really did. At that moment, it hit me....this is a 15 year old kid, WAAAAAY in over his head, and he knows it...

Hard to say whether this scene will be one of the great CBM moments in the history, but it feels like it at the moment.

 

[StormC]

Tough three way between the Washington Monument, Toomes reveal and rubble scene. I went with the Toomes reveal because it was the most downright shocking moment and set up the whole third act perfectly.

 

[NewYorkSpider]

Rubble scene. Followed closely by Toomes' reveal.

 

[samsnee]

Keaton in the prologue: "Business is good". Then cuts right to the Marvel Studios fanfare as a meta joke.

Spider-man being a neighborhood hero. Love the whole montage set to the Ramones.

I wasn't crazy about the high tech suit, but it was nice to give Parker someone to bounce dialogue off of.

Keaton. He didn't have much to do but he knocked it out.

No citywide disaster to stop. Grounded stakes. It's a nice break from the cosmic and grandeur side of Marvel.

 

[UltimateWebhead]

I voted for the Washington monument rescue. The tension that built and peaked in that scene was incredible. What I love is how he's still learning to be a hero and up to this point everything he's tried to do has been a failure of some kind. It's great...just like the comics, Peter is messing up because he's going through that learning process not to mention all the self doubt that he went through as well. So anyway, when the monument scene came up there's this feeling of 'oh no, how's he gonna screw this one up.' Of course he didn't and saved the day but it was truly earned in every way. There's so many great scenes but this one was my favorite.

 

[Flint Marko]

Keaton in the prologue: "Business is good". Then cuts right to the Marvel Studios fanfare as a meta joke.

Lol, didn't even catch that.

 

[Random490]

Pretty tough to choose there all great but definitely the rumble scene

The triumph in the rubble scene was amazing. My favorite moment in any spidey movie.

Hell I think it's my favorite Spider-man scene ever, movie/comic/tv/video game/etc. Still remember when I first read it thinking "holy crap that was awesome"