Homecoming The Rotten Tomatoes Score Thread

[Timebomb]

So glad to see this back up to 94%. After just seeing it I feel it deserves it.

Awesome. Glad you liked it.

 

[iEquinox]

Just hit 200 reviews, it can now take one Rotten review without dropping down to 93%:

94%
Average Rating: 7.7/10
Reviews Counted: 200
Fresh: 188
Rotten: 12

It has been holding up very well, only 4 Rotten in the last 100 reviews.

 

[Solaire]

Really amazing. The last 2 films were just meh, Spidey enters the MCU and this might potentially end up with the highest RT score among Spider-Man films.

Said it too much but I really hope it exceeds expectations and makes bank. Feel like Sony and Marvel deserve it.

 

[samsnee]

Marvel does. Sony doesn't deserve a thing.

 

[Timebomb]

Just hit 200 reviews, it can now take one Rotten review without dropping down to 93%:

94%
Average Rating: 7.7/10
Reviews Counted: 200
Fresh: 188
Rotten: 12

It has been holding up very well, only 4 Rotten in the last 100 reviews.

4 in the last 100! That is really awesome

 

[Flint Marko]

188 positive reviews and 12 negative ones. That is.... astounding.

 

[Airnick]

Just hit 200 reviews, it can now take one Rotten review without dropping down to 93%:

94%
Average Rating: 7.7/10
Reviews Counted: 200
Fresh: 188
Rotten: 12

It has been holding up very well, only 4 Rotten in the last 100 reviews.

Thanks for all your work in this thread iE. It's much appreciated by everyone.

 

[Timebomb]

Thanks for all your work in this thread iE. It's much appreciated by everyone.

Yes it is. Thanks

 

[Solaire]

Marvel does. Sony doesn't deserve a thing.

Well they allowed Spidey to be in the MCU so they deserve something. Remember, we went years in the MCU wanting to see Spidey interact with the likes of Thor, Iron Man and Captain America but never thinking it was possible. We've now seen him interact with them in 2 and is soon to be in Infinity War.

 

[Ultraman]

This is so impressive. This movie had everything going against it, and somehow ended up excellent. How?

 

[The Chris]

Amazing. It deserves every bit of that tomatometer.

 

[Mr.T]

Not surprised. Everyone I've talked to absolutely loved the movie. I think Marvel did a great job with the Stark-Parker, father-son, teacher-student theme. It brings the movie down to earth and likable by all audience members.

 

[MessiahDecoy123]

Well they allowed Spidey to be in the MCU so they deserve something. Remember, we went years in the MCU wanting to see Spidey interact with the likes of Thor, Iron Man and Captain America but never thinking it was possible. We've now seen him interact with them in 2 and is soon to be in Infinity War.

Agreed.

We're lucky Sony let Marvel Studios give massive creative input into SMH and put Spidey in multiple MCU movies.

 

[Saitou Hajime]

What are the odds of this film pulling a clutch move and making it into 95 before all the reviews come in?

 

[Raiden]

Marvel does. Sony doesn't deserve a thing.

Sony is going to screw up with their Venomverse.

I just hope Spidey will stay in MCU for as long as possible; once Sony gets their paws on it we will see this franchise soiled again.

 

[Mr.T]

Sony is going to screw up with their Venomverse.

I just hope Spidey will stay in MCU for as long as possible; once Sony gets their paws on it we will see this franchise soiled again.

Like the kid who's too eager to play with his model car after his Dad puts it together. It looks just like the picture on the box so he's lickin' his chops to get at it. 5 minutes later a wheel is ripped off and the decals have been scraped off...

 

[Kommander]

This has got to give Marvel the leverage. I mean the last few Spidey movies were Sony exclusives and they didn't do well. In comes Marvel and the Spidey franchise gets rejuvenated. Marvel can say that without us, you can't get the numbers that you're getting right now. I hope something happens and Marvel gets creative authority over the Venomverse (possibly just scrapping the idea that Venom gets his own universe and just incorporating him into Holland Spideyverse), because I really like the casting of Tom Hardy as Venom.

 

[spiderman2]

This movie is really trying to stay at that 94 isn't it? Have just finished watching it around a hour and a half 2 hours ago it deserves it great great movie.

 

[spiderman2]

What are the odds of this film pulling a clutch move and making it into 95 before all the reviews come in?

I would say unlikely but it was at 92/100 after 100 reviews and now after the last 101 reviews it has only had 4 rotten and normal you get more rotten with more reviews so who knows.

 

[Faith_Cassidy]

What are the odds of this film pulling a clutch move and making it into 95 before all the reviews come in?

Well it's at 189 fresh/12 rotten right now, which means it needs at least 18 more fresh reviews without getting a rotten (I think). Not impossible, certainly not after what we've seen the last couple of days. We'll see...

Like the kid who's too eager to play with his model car after his Dad puts it together. It looks just like the picture on the box so he's lickin' his chops to get at it. 5 minutes later a wheel is ripped off and the decals have been scraped off...

 

[Raiden]

So glad to see this back up to 94%. After just seeing it I feel it deserves it.

 

[StormC]

This might end up as the second highest rated MCU movie. That's unreal.

 

[BaelaTargaryen]

Armond White wrote a rotten review (shocking surprise). It's not on RT yet.

http://www.nationalreview.com/article/449277/2017-mid-year-reckoning-best-movies-so-far

Join the Spider-Man Resistance

The Marvel reboot Spider-Man: Homecoming is such a blatantly calculated example of pop-culture inoculation — it presents a teenage Peter Parker’s apprenticeship to the Avengers clan of superhero misfits — that, maybe, it warrants the same wariness as the vaccination controversy. With movies such as Spider-Man: Homecoming, Hollywood injects banality into young and gullible viewers; it places them on a cultural version of the autism spectrum. Scenes of adolescent Parker (Tom Holland) worrying about test grades and dating, and at his high-school prom, alternate with scenes of his doing brainiac research into his newly acquired powers, meeting billionaire Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.), and practicing super-heroic derring-do against street criminals and new villain Vulture (Michael Keaton). As directed by Jon Watts, these events lack sufficient satire to counteract the film’s lethal booster-shot of adolescent wish fulfillment. By now, Spider-Man movies (this is the sixth so far) go way past moralizing about good vs. evil and straight to venality: They simply encourage viewers to buy escapist products as if they were objects of their common (youth-based) desires. Marvel’s greed merchants are so brazen (winking to themselves with insider Marvel Universe casting jokes such as director-actor Jon Favreau’s double-dipping into the coffers) that their shamelessness ruins any possibility of fun. Arriving at the moment of Mid-Year Reckoning, Spider-Man: Homecoming makes it impossible to ignore that the normalizing of superhero, comic-book movies has led to the culture-wide dismissal of films that deal with the human condition in commonly recognizable terms.

What we used to think of as movie art has shifted into juvenile escapism, and this catastrophe has met little resistance — “resistance” now being a euphemism for petulant disgruntlement and snowflake tantrums. Case in point: Celebration of the dismal Wonder Woman amounts to a consolation prize for Hillary Clinton’s election defeat. But at this 2017 midway point, some remarkable movies still deserve attention. These anti-Spider-Man films not only chart our cultural standing but advance awareness of the millennium’s human and artistic potential. Most of these films oppose Hollywood’s adolescent fear and adult cynicism about sex, society, and faith.

 

[StormC]

it places them on a cultural version of the autism spectrum.

Literally stopped reading there. I know he's a career contrarian, but things like that just piss me off.

 

[iEquinox]

Wouldn't be an Armond White review without a ridiculous quote like that lol

Thanks for all your work in this thread iE. It's much appreciated by everyone.

Yes it is. Thanks

Thanks guys. But all I really did was get bored and check Rotten Tomatoes a lot xD