Spider-Man is a novel kind of hero.ĭo I mean to say that other heroes would not try? No. What does Parker do next? He hustles into the flames to pull out Toomes’s body, now burnt and wounded. Instead he crashes back down in a fiery spit. He warns the Vulture, but he does not listen. Spider-Man notices that his wing-suit malfunctions and may explode at any moment. After Stark’s plane has crashed on the beach, the Vulture/Adrian Toomes (Michael Keaton) moves to steal away with some of the loot. I move now to a particular scene near the end of Homecoming. Black Widow and Hawkeye-assassin and super spy-you get the picture.
Iron Man makes a distinction between civilian and combatant and does his best to protect the latter, but does not hesitate to pull the trigger. He believes that sometimes in order to protect those whom he loves or the values which the West represents, he must kill. He’s a soldier, a patriot, and a veteran. Spider-Man is the first member of the (big-screen) MCU who has this rule. If we stop and consider his perspective and how he applies such a rule, we see some stark contrast with other heroes in Marvel as well as the DC adaptations. I am most interested both in his reasons for his no-kill rule and in his execution, but especially the latter. He has a wide variety of motivations for adopting this moral precept.
Peter Parker (portrayed excellently by Tom Holland) does not kill. Spider-Man, as fans know, has a no-kill rule. I would like to touch on something that I find fascinating about this entry into Spider-Man’s world and Marvel’s universe as a whole. It excels as a teen comedy, as an action movie, and a solid adaptation of superhero literature. This is a well-written, charming, and exciting comic-book teen adventure flick. Fans and critics alike rave that Spider-Man : Homecoming stands as one of the finest additions to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This will not function as an ordinary review.
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