1. This movie deals with Illusions. I would place here that it is ingeniously made. The part of Spiderman in Illusions are really fantastical looking. It's like a movie within a movie. Those moments of Spiderman in those illusions could be done even more. Like they could have him in some fairytale world and he would be tripped out. What we get is cool though. There is a lot of Spidey swinging battling stuff that is overload of objects in the air but instead of that I would replace it with even more illusions for Spiderman to be in, because those sequences appear hypnotic and is really the main meal of the movie. The badguy is cleverly revealed which is really interesting.

2. This is by now the next in line in this interconnected Marvel cinema uni and by now they are referencing like numerous other Superheroes and events from like the movies like the previous Avengers and also Team Cap/Team Iron Man prior to that. It is ingenious that they weave the core of this entire plot from something from the event Team Cap/Team Iron Man. The one thing though is having characters from other Marvel movies in here too much like Fury and Stark's friend Happy. I personally read the comics and stuff like this did occur with cameos and crossovers so I don't know how I am *sensing* about this for a movie and the only contrasts is basically every other superhero movie aside from MCU how it's just like the title characters and no other cameos. It's relatively a new thing doing this for the movies from what has been going on in the comics. Oh now I know, if they're going to do those I would choose someone better than Fury or Happy. I mean for Pete sakes (haha) they keep wheeling out these characters. They could get numerous other characters. ENOUGH of the same people. The Nick Fury character is actually the James Bond of the comics and battles villains like Hatemonger who causes peace touting Hippies to go batshyt from his ring-looking space station and Fury has to annihilate him. In these movies he is zzzzzzzz. Reasons are since these are money funded movies and not the panels: contracts, paychecks, names in the industry and have a say to be in this.

3. The tech use here. There's loads of Iron Man technology being utilized and it's like what do they want to do either make a true street level Spiderman but they keep wheeling out advanced planes, drones, from Iron Man's techwizardry. People use cellphones so much it's a given all those smartphones for the simplest of things. Though he does actually ask someone's cellphone to use FINALLY. They are morphing the character and making it their own thing for the movie fine.

I pop open a Dr. Pepper can while they're also at a bar prior to something of a pivotal scene ah so good which is like whoa synchronization. Interactions are light and pleasant from all around.