Rewatching homecoming and I just realized that Karen wasn't in it. I miss her voice in peters suit. But I understand it'd be too much like iron man with jarvis so they're gonna keep away from those similarities.
If he was a legit bully or something I wouldn't feel bad but he's just a clown with money so I felt sorry for him when he asked about his parents.
Also i like the JJ cameo at the end, but telling his secret identity in the mcu means nothing. everyone pretty muxh knows the heroes really except spidey but shield can just deny it i guess.
I imagine it would be easy for Dr Strange to Men In Black society and erase that memory, or for the Skrulls to imitate Peter and dispel it, but it seems like too big a moment to not have the 3rd film work with the concept before doing either of those.Nah it means plenty.
He's way more vulnerable than any of those other characters, especially now that there are technically no more Avengers on deck. He can't be low-key like Nat or Clint, he can't go off world like Thor and Captain Marvel He ain't got long money like Tony for state of the art security for Pepper and more recently a kid and he can't just be a Nomad with no real family or friends like Banner. His family and friends are sitting ducks...and now you got Alex Jones not only exposing his identity but making him look like a criminal.
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I gotta shyt on Marvel though for their depiction of the Netherlands. They make it through Italy and Eastern Europe and London without falling into any shytty European stereotypes, but the ten seconds they spend in The Netherlands is a giant ball of the most outdated stereotypes you can possibly gather. Pretty much the only thing they got right is that everyone speaks English well.@Soymuscle Mike
I gotta shyt on Marvel though for their depiction of the Netherlands. They make it through Italy and Eastern Europe and London without falling into any shytty European stereotypes, but the ten seconds they spend in The Netherlands is a giant ball of the most outdated stereotypes you can possibly gather. Pretty much the only thing they got right is that everyone speaks English well.@Soymuscle Mike
Alex jones?Nah it means plenty.
He's way more vulnerable than any of those other characters, especially now that there are technically no more Avengers on deck. He can't be low-key like Nat or Clint, he can't go off world like Thor and Captain Marvel He ain't got long money like Tony for state of the art security for Pepper and more recently a kid and he can't just be a Nomad with no real family or friends like Banner. His family and friends are sitting ducks...and now you got Alex Jones not only exposing his identity but making him look like a criminal.
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JJJAlex jones?
We don't know yet. They're either the typical rich parents who don't show their kid no love making Flash act like a dikk in school or have a secret life of villainy so they don't got time to be paying attention to him.What’s the story with Flash mom not picking him up?
Towards the end of Spider-Man: Far From Home, Spider-Man is seen swinging around New York City for the first time in his franchise. While heading toward MJ, he lands in front of the building which was once Stark Tower before becoming Avengers Tower. Now, it is under construction and will belong to someone else after being sold in Spider-Man: Homecoming. At its base, there may have been a tease of the Fantastic Four.
Guarding the construction at Avengers Tower, a fence labeled with, "We can't wait to show you what comes next." The sentence was broken up with a "1," a "2," a "3," and a "?" where the "4" would have been. Naturally, this prompts the idea of the Fantastic 4 having purchased Avengers Tower in an effort to rename it the Baxter Building, their known HQ from Marvel Comics.
"I didn't see a sign there yet," Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige told ComicBook.com when asked about who bought Avengers Tower. "I always think the speculation fuels it, whether that speculation is correct, as it sometimes is, or if that speculation is wrong, as it often is."
Prior to Spider-Man: Far From Home being released, a rumor broke out online when someone claimed that Oscorp would make its debut in the film, having purchased the tower. The rumors were false. Oscorp did not appear in Spider-Man: Far From Home, though they can't be ruled out as the owners of Avengers Tower with Norman Osborn and family possibly lurking for the third Spider-Man movie in the MCU.
"I love the confidence in which that was written," Spider-Man: Far From Home director Jon Watts said of the incorrect Oscorp rumors. "I love that because you know so much of the fun of these movies is trying to guess what's real and what's not and you know the idea of a completely fake rumor about this movie that's about illusions and deceptions, like it's really on message."
As a matter of fact, the missing "4" on the construction sign might be a reference to Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The slate of movies has not been revealed and Spider-Man: Far From Home officially concludes the first three phases of films. Or, maybe it is just a coincidence based on real construction banners. Only time will tell.