Oh I think people are goofy for that
Eh just means people value having experiences with you. It's a compliment. Unless they're your brother and ditch you for their skank girlfriend.
Not as special
I got a bunch of friends and a girlfriend that would get pissed if I watched certain things in the theater without them and vice versa.
Albums too, my girl was pissy at me for 2 days cause I listened to the new Madonna album without her because it was taking weeks to find a night she wanted to do it.
Have a group of friends I've been having new Kanye album listening parties with since MBDTF. Wouldnt dream of listening to one without them.
How old are you bro why were you excited to hear madonna new album?
How old are you bro why were you excited to hear madonna new album?
Old as f*** and she's the queen
We have no confirmation Uncle Ben exists let alone dead in the MCU
Divorced
Aunt May was poppin her p****
it was cool
but the film is doing the whole “this isn’t you” thing a bit too much and it didn’t pack a punch like previous movies
This to me is like The Batman where Spider-Man 2 is like The Dark Knight
It’s my favorite Spider-Man movie (live action) but it’s not better than Spider-Man 2 if that makes sense
When I’m home I’ll elaborate
So does the movie really feel as overloaded as some critics are saying?
And does the mandatory MCU intersections/future movie set ups detract from the movie as a whole, or does it all feel much more organically intergrated than it did in the previous movies?
Because I’m curious to see if, for some, it’s the very premise of these things existing that’s turning them off as opposed to how they’re actually being executed in the movie itself.
Kieth David as Jackal was f***ing incredible !
So does the movie really feel as overloaded as some critics are saying?
And does the mandatory MCU intersections/future movie set ups detract from the movie as a whole, or does it all feel much more organically intergrated than it did in the previous movies?
Because I’m curious to see if, for some, it’s the very premise of these things existing that’s turning them off as opposed to how they’re actually being executed in the movie itself.
It’s not lol it’s really straight forward by time you get to the second act
Reminded me of how I felt leaving The Batman, easily the best Spider-Man movie but personally didn’t quite pluck at the heart strings like other installments. Action was cool, Pete & Frank were a highlight. Very small scale like Homecoming. As far as “cameos” are concerned it’s such a nothing burger you’d be insane to whine about it. The fight choreography was great but needed at least one more standout moment. Cute flick
I’d give it a 9/10
So does the movie really feel as overloaded as some critics are saying?
And does the mandatory MCU intersections/future movie set ups detract from the movie as a whole, or does it all feel much more organically intergrated than it did in the previous movies?
Because I’m curious to see if, for some, it’s the very premise of these things existing that’s turning them off as opposed to how they’re actually being executed in the movie itself.
Not overloaded but a bit redundant at times . If anything it feels like of long due to momentary redundancy