This really should be categorized as a kid's film like Spy Kids. I've never been a Marvel fan, but I have to admit some of their movies were pretty good. My personal favorites are the Captain America and Guardians of the Galaxy series. What I like about Captain American movies is how they try to make them more "believable," have some level of suspension of disbelief. It reminds me of Michael Keaton's Batman when it first came out.

Now, Spiderman really wasn't one of my favorites because it sounded ridiculous. However, the first trilogy with Toby wasn't too bad, well the 3rd movie was just ludicrous. I never saw the one with Garfield nor the first 2 of this series. However, I decided to watch this one after reading the synopsis and I wanted to see some CGI magic in de-aging the older actors. I was not disappointed with this.

But overall this movie proved the point why I chose not to watch the rest of this series along to why I avoid most Marvel movies. Ironman 1 was alright, 2 was actually far more entertaining but what I liked about 1 again is how they try to make it somewhat believable in realism. By the time we get to 3 it was just a joke and in the multiverse and this "nano" tech suit, I just turned it off.

I'm getting to my point. So this is suppose to be Spiderman, yet he has an Ironman nano suit now? I mean, how stupid is that? Yeah, I know they had some plot element that lead to it, but all this does for "good writing" is watering it down to cliches. It is unimaginative, uncreative, and just copy copy copy. I mean, same thing happened in Transformers when Megatron turned into another nano-tech. Remember how awesome it was in the 1st Transformers when Optimus Prime transformed and we watched all the gears and mechanical components move? Same thing with Ironman 1?

Nano-tech is not awesome, it is CHEAP CGI, and furthermore it is an insult to intelligence. Nano is a measurement, 1 billionths of a meter. You can't actually see it. In these movies, you can clearly see large lego blocks. That's not even nano. The only sci-fi that did nano correctly is Star Trek Voyager, nano is microscopic. Borgs inject nanobots into people's bloodstream to alter them on a cellular level.

Anyways, plot and storywise, this is really a kiddy film. It is fun for kids, but their target audience is adults so I can't give more than a 4 out of 10.