Wow! Wise-cracks, web wings, 80s teen angst comedy, and a copious amount of Avengers references anchored by Tony Stark himself. If we must have a third live-action version of this character in only a decade, at least we’re getting some stuff we haven’t seen before. Meanwhile, the stuff we have seen before is stuff worth revisiting. Spider-Man straining to web the bridge and subway train together in a Christ pose were two of the best parts of Sam Raimi’s original Spider-Man movies. And since those movies are just about perfect, Homecoming is smart to crib from them for its boat disaster setpiece.
But wait, there’s more! The trailer above is the American version of the trailer. Last nightMarvel also released an international trailer that’s fairly different. See for yourself!
So what’s changed? Well for one thing the tone has shifted slightly from “superhero-themed American high school romantic dramedy” to a more standard Marvel superhero film, presumably to cater to differing cultural tastes. The international trailer includes footage of Spider-Man’s Civil War footage, but the American version has Peter watching himself fighting Giant-Man on his laptop distracted in class. What’s more exciting is the extra footage of famous Batman Michael Keaton’s Vulture, a winged bad guy in a robot fur coat leading a crew of New York mooks armed with high-tech (Chitauri?) weaponry.
And if you’re demanding even more moving pictures of Spider-Man, the tease for yesterday’s trailer has its own original footage. Tony Stark’s manservant Happy Hogan gifts Peter his web wing suit upgrade filmed in a first-person, GoPro-style. None of the other footage is presented this way, but perhaps sequences in the final film will be.
Spider-Man Homecoming makes its brave attempt to be the third- or fourth-bestSpider-Man movie July 7, 2017.
source:geek.com