
Spider-Man
Peter Benjamin Parker
Movie · Phase 3
2017 · 133 min
Peter Parker is fifteen, has an internship cover story and cannot get Happy Hogan to return a call. He stops bike thefts in Queens and waits for the Avengers to need him, while a salvage contractor…

Peter Parker is fifteen, has an internship cover story and cannot get Happy Hogan to return a call. He stops bike thefts in Queens and waits for the Avengers to need him, while a salvage contractor Tony Stark put out of business in 2012 builds a wing harness and starts selling Chitauri weapons out of a truck.
It is the smallest Spider-Man film ever made and the best-judged: a John Hughes high-school comedy in which the villain turns out to be your date's father, and the hero's lowest point is being buried under rubble crying for help with nobody coming.
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Tom Holland | Peter Parker / Spider-Man |
| Michael Keaton | Adrian Toomes / Vulture |
| Robert Downey Jr. | Tony Stark |
| Marisa Tomei | May Parker |
| Jacob Batalon | Ned Leeds |
| Zendaya | Michelle 'MJ' Jones |
| Jon Favreau | Happy Hogan |

Peter Benjamin Parker
Anthony Edward Stark
Adrian Toomes
James Buchanan Barnes
Critics
92%
Spider-Man: Homecoming does whatever a second Spider-Man reboot can, delivering a colourful, fun adventure that fits snugly in the MCU without getting bogged down in franchise-building.
The MarvelGossips verdict
The most enjoyable Spider-Man film and the least ambitious, which is exactly the correct trade after two origin stories in ten years. Keaton's Vulture is a working-class villain with a real grievance, and the car-reveal scene is the best acting in any Spider-Man movie. Tony Stark's mentorship is one film's worth of good idea stretched across three.