I was a fan of the comics and even the cartoons growing up. My favorite Spider-Man movies are: Spider-Man by Sam Raimi, Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.

Here's another Spider-Man movie featuring Peter Parker (Tom Holland) and his useless friends battling some absolutely dumb immature narcissistic villains. (Seriously they aren't that smart) The entire film is very childish and the acting was mediocre at best. Some of the action scenes featured the same cliche locations such as a bridge full of cars, the Statue of Liberty and - a scaffolding fight scene (wonder where I've just seen that oh yeah Shan-Chi) And Benedict Cumberbatch... looked like he had the time of his life. No, he didn't. He looked bored out of his mind. There were some interesting fun nostalgic moments - but even those could have been done so much better. I was laughing occasionally, and the fans' reactions and cheering in the cinema still made everything worth while. Overall the movie offered - mediocre story, boring acting with some obvious CGI work. It'll be the last film I'll see in a while before another lockdown in our country. C'eat la vie.