Spider-Man: Far from Home (2019)

Stars	User	Rating
18	Barthalen	68 _48%
That sure was a Spider-movie. Works as light entertainment with a fun cast and breezy-ish content, but the main drawback for me was the bland enemy design and subsequent hard-to-care-about action and progression. As a kid I was a huge Mysterio fan and I guess this version was kind of okaaayyy?? [Looks over shoulder at spirit of Young Barthalen giving a tepid thumbs-up] Yeah I guess it was kind of okay. Just feels like it could've achieved more, much like how Young Barthalen thinks of me.
12	Leonardis	94 _81%
I thought this was a very solid epilogue to Endgame, and just a great sequel all around. Gyllenhaal is as magnetic as always and makes for a compelling villain and Holland continues to impress. The story continues to develop Peter Parker really well. Has plenty of laughs along the way, and the action and CGI are done really well too. The post-credit scenes definitely have me anxious for the next one. Definitely worth watching, especially if you're a Spidey fan.
10	Luna6ix	72 _40%
I still contend that the Spider-Man property is the most dried up well that the MCU has been pumping from and while they bring the same quality and humor to this one as they do to everything else, I've still seen six different Spider-Man movies plus five seasons worth of a cartoon. Spider-Man is too ubiquitous to apply the same formula the MCU has been using for over a decade now. To add insult to injury, Keaton's well developed villian has now been traded for a cookie cutter Gyllenhaal.
9	BillyShears	75 _65%
Please go back to being the friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man and not lame avengers garbage. I hope phase 4 of the marvel strategy is to only pander to me because I’m smart and handsome.
9	terrymac	75 _71%
I recall Peter saying that he needed a holiday after the Thanos shenanigans; I felt the same, and this just about fits the bill. It's lighter in tone than Endgame, with no ever-present dread. Some of the humour didn't work for me; much of it did, though. It has genuinely impressive action sequences, and the plot itself, while requiring plenty of suspension of disbelief, ultimately works well. Holland fits the role really well, and Gyllenhaal is great. JB Smoove was misused, though. Worth seeing.
7	guy piranha	50 _24%
Holograms are indeliberately the perfect metaphor here. A bunch of non-characters in non-setpieces achieving nothing. But there's stuff blinking, so everyone's staring.
7	KasperL	70 _65%
Almost on par with the first one, but a bit long and somewhat exhausting. Peter's ostensibly hilarious bestie almost sinks the first act, but Jake Gyllenhaal and the plot points and set pieces pertaining to his character are pretty fun, and I found Holland and Zendaya's awkward flirting sweet.
6	Sadman	65 _20%
The actors in this are charming and doing their best, especially Gyllenhaal and Holland. Too bad the movie surrounding them is totally forgetable. I am usually a sucker for a teen romance but I was totally unmoved by this. Tries to juggle being a mind-bending superhero story and a high school comedy, ends up halfassing both. The best scene involves an extended illusory fight sequence that hints at what an awesome movie this could have been if they really utilized the villain here.
6	INDYATMN	73 _33%
If all the jokes land for you, you may forgive the inferior script. In addition to a villain(s) whose plans for celebrity(?) are ridiculous given all they can do, the hero's spider sense literally only works when the writers need it to. Comic fans familiar w/ Mysterio are also unlikely to find the fights in the first half suspenseful & notice that Zendaya's MJ is MJ in name only. Worse, her Daria impression might amuse the glib, but it lends her none of the vulnerability of a romantic lead.
6	Mentaculus	79 _70%
An absolutely exhilarating blockbuster. The pace is spot-on, the choreography exuberant and unpredictable, and thankfully, it's laugh-out-loud funny. The moments with Mysterio are pure witchcraft and the moments with MJ made me remember high school cringes long forgotten. It feels like a playful Italian Spritz after the meaty Napa Cab of IW and Endgame and that's my favorite kind of happy hour.
6	Dunder74	7 _68%
did i tell you that my wife pretended to blip? yeah, she ran away with a guy from her hiking group.
5	coffee	80 _73%
This is actually a very political film. From weaponized drones to fake heroes against home made threats this film is a great example of that a movie can be funny, full of action and even high school drama yet still be smart and political.
5	Bown	82 _63%
Ups the stakes compared to Homecoming, yet even funnier and continues that movie’s best feature of still being a teen flick above all else. Holland and the rest of the kids continue to put in good performances - I loved Betty Brant’s increased role - while Gyllenhaal is absolutely fantastic, at his unhinged best. Some really gorgeous trippy visuals, and another awesome Giacchino score. A very good send-off to Phase 3 of the MCU, with some truly intriguing ending scenes.
5	goremeat	60 _42%
Gets a nice little boost with the mid/post credits scenes. Well-paced and good for a broad audience. Quite cheesy, quite shallow, but a decent cinema watch. Thought this could/should have gone Black Mirror, but yes - that would traumatise the Marvel fans.
5	Darren	63 _34%
it's hard to determine if this movie was starting to joke at how stupid we all are as consumers for indulging in this shit over and over and over and over or I just desperately want that to be true as further proof of the MCU as late capitalism. I dunno Martin Starr deserves better or maybe he doesn't he seems like the type of guy who might not. The fat sidekick still rules.
4	Corbad	65 _43%
There are some decent jokes and some eye-rolling ones, some decent action sequences and others without an edge, a moderately interesting villain (mostly prior to the twist, though his powers were unique), and a nearly compelling exploration of a teenager's struggle with the concept of "With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility". Unfortunately, this latter element (the most engaging of the film) is surrounded and suffocated by mediocre Marvel content that fails to surprise or impress.
4	Ytadel	5 _56%
I did dig whacko Gyllenhaal and some of the action was pretty fun for sure. I do tire a bit of Spider-Man’s seemingly perpetual sidekick status in the MCU though, to Tony for four movies and now seemingly a SHIELD errand boy. Maybe I’m a bit spoiled by his characterization in the PS4 game which I thought was spot on.
4	Yoshinaruto	85 _95%
IMO, this was far better than the previous Spider-Man, and one of the best solo films of the MCU. Tonally, I like that it’s not quite as lighthearted as it’s predecessor. It’s still fun, but it has serious moments and great pacing. Despite the budget being much lower than IW and Endgame, the CGI was solid. Holland and Gyllenhaal are great, and I thoroughly enjoyed both end credit scenes. I’m pleasantly surprised with how good this was, and it concludes a great year for MCU movies.
4	Velvet Crowe	51 _53%
The humor is so bad and predictable. It astonishes me people actually find this movie funny. The rest of the film is a generic coming of age Spider-Man story that never has any strong moments. The illusions by Mysterio were pretty cool, but it was lame how they decided to cop out on him being a hero. Frankly, this movie just reminds me of how bog standard and uninteresting Marvel movies are. Yet I keep seeing them! PLEASE HELP!
4	Jimmy Suede	75 _58%
I guess it's time I finally rate this one. Having been a life-long Spidey fan I'm still irked at how much this series has changed stuff and characters from the beloved comics. I mean, if nothing else, Peter is not Tony Stark's little Iron Boy. But still, I enjoyed the flick and like Tom Holland as Parker.
3	omgfridge	5 _43%
Harmless and written like a 90210 (or Riverdale if that's the more relevant vice) episode. I wish they did more with Gyllenhaal.
3	Jerky	80 _96%
Tom Holland continues to impress as the wall crawler, cementing his place in history as the BEST Spider-Man! I really love what Sony has done with these villains, (although it was probably Feige and Marvel's doing), first having Keaton kill it as the Vulture and now Gyllenhaal absolutely crushing it as Mysterio. He might be my new favorite big bad in the MCU. Props to Jon Watts for making fish bowl head's "powers" seem truly terrifying on the big screen.
3	ribcage	76 _70%
If the point of this movie is to say Spiderman, and Holland, has it in him to be the flagship of the MCU now, I'm buying it and I want more
3	hellboy76	70 _79%
Not as good as the first, but it's still pretty entertaining and Holland plays a really good Spidey. A larger role for Favreau is welcome. Gyllenhaal is a stronger villain than 90 percent of superhero movies (and this franchise's have been the best to boot of any one hero).
3	mattorama12	71 _64%
They do a really great job in this series of capturing the real essence of Spiderman as a superhero who is as much a teenager as a hero. Gyllenhaal was a fun baddie and his powers felt like something new, difficult as that is to pull off in these Marvel movies. Also, sign me up for the spinoff film about zombie Iron Man.
3	JLFM	65 _38%
After a somewhat mawkish, sitcommy start, Spider-Man: Far From Home delivers a surprisingly engaging second half initiated - and highlighted - by a wild funhouse CGI sequence that recalls similarly irreverent moments from Doctor Strange and the end of Ant-Man. As far as mindless popcorn entertainment goes, this was pretty palatable.
3	kgbelliveau	90 _82%
In a post Avengers world that sees Iron Man and Captain America out of the fold this was Marvel's chance to be more ambitious with Spider-Man, they did just that. Thanks to amazing chemistry between Holland and Zendaya the growing up aspect felt natural and real. Gyllenhaal was also very impressive as Mysterio and the CGI was probably the best in a live action Marvel adventure. A surprise cameo during the credits made the world of Spider-Man come full circle. The Multi-Verse was teased.Bring it
3	jthusky	73 _61%
A fun, smaller-scale MCU with decent twists and turns, but at the same time the humor is way too broad and the thing doesn't fully gel. Still, it makes a solid case for Holland as our best Spidey yet.
3	glumpy_99	71 _36%
A flat and rote first half highlights the problem that every incarnation of Spidey has: Parker's love-life is just not that interesting, though Holland and an amusingly dead-pan Zendaya do their best with the material handed to them. Picks up considerably in the second half, especially during the creatively designed reality bending sequences, and gives a nice teeth gnashing role to Gyllenhaal which he attacks with gusto. Even the expected boom-crash climax is genuinely thrilling and well-staged.
3	myfavchords	79 _75%
This is another enjoyable entry in the Spider-Man franchise. The cast does a good job and the script has plenty of fun moments. Overall I would recommend this film.
3	chmul_cr0n	62 _32%
Goes a little too far with the silliness, at least for my taste. All the superhero shenanigans aren't very interesting in this one. What works really well, though, are the characters and the actors playing them. Zendaya, Holland and Gyllenhaal especially. Which is necessary, 'cause if you're going for this kind of teen/coming-of-age stuff these things have to be tangible. So, kudos! Zendaya is definitely my favorite MJ. Her and Tom Holland are the main reason this movie works.
3	amazedemon	71 _84%
SM: FFH is fun, like it's predecessor, and benefits from getting out off NYC to show Spider-Man in a different setting. The film does re-tread familiar ground with its themes of responsibility, though some would argue an essential aspect of the character. The most interesting plot-points occur in the mid- & post-credit sequences. Gyllenhaal is great; and his maniacal, over-the-top performance, whilst clichéd, does work in the film, with his reveal being one of the more fun moments.
3	Prophet92	92 _91%
Far From Home is another home run. God damn it's good to be a Spider-Man fan lately.
3	sellis	72 _41%
The high school comedy stuff is an 80, it’s the comic book elements that drag it down. Similar to Dr Strange -seeking to provide logic to its complex imagery has the script opting for long-winded explanations in place of dialogue. Here it’s done in smaller doses and, with the charisma of Gyllenhaal, it almost succeeds. Still, the comedic tone and sleek visual effects make it another adequate Marvel film.
3	ADragon91	65 _57%
Right after Endgame, Far From Home explains what happened when things went back to normal. It focuses a great deal on character development and scenes with Peter Parker and his friends more than the actual Superhero stuff with jokes and emotion. Peter and his friends go on a school trip to various locations with personal shenanigans as subplots. Peter bumps into a new guy named Mysterio, which Jake Gyllenhaal performs rather hammy and charismatic in it. A good Post-Endgame movie start for sure.
3	Hawkins	64 _33%
Parker sets out to fight environmental hazards that threaten to raise sea levels and blaze forests only to find it's all a hoax perpetrated by deepfake mainstream media drones (which apparently can alter reality more than the reality stone from the previous-oh who fucking cares) and only by being heroically allergic to bullshit can ya boy save the day. Also he has girl troubles I guess.
3	Anomaly	72 _53%
A bit of a lighter offering, with lower stakes and less self-reflection. However, it's a bit too discordant with its shifts in tone in a way that's hard to swallow. Plotwise it's also nothing to call home about either. Still, I did laugh at Peter almost droning all his classmates.
3	Bunyas	75 _75%
At last they were able to make a Sam Raimi level Spidey movie! Easily the best one since Spider-man 2..
3	Difontaine	83 _85%
Another great installment of the latest version of Spiderman. Tom Holland wears this role like a suit. Hope nothing happens to jeopardise the partnership between Marvel and Sony...
3	TheRealJ-Ro	80 _70%
I think this is marginally weaker than Homecoming (and by numbers, one of the weaker entries in the MCU), but I give FFH props in a few places, not the least of which being Jake Gyllenhaal, who is nothing short of a national treasure and always fantastic in everything that he's in, full stop. We get our first glimpses at a post-Iron Man world, the weaving of some subtle political commentary in there was smartly done, and it ends on such a seismic bombshell for the character. Phase 4. Let's go.
3	XakkMaster	76 _52%
After a messy first half, it comes together pretty well for an exciting ride. The main complaints are that almost everyone outside of Spidey & Mysterio feels like a caricature and the humor is forced. Gyllenhaal does a great job though, even if his story seems a little rushed. Holland continues to show great range both emotionally and with the physical action.
3	mwestcott	88 _71%
Far From Home is not the special surprise that Homecoming turned out to be. Tom Holland carries himself amazingly and has terrific chemistry both romantically or otherwise from the well-chosen cast. In the end the inclusion of Mysterio is fantastic, despite being subjected to a little too much exposition in order to make the twists work.
3	semioticus	80 _69%
Top notch directing, Holland is a star in the making, and Gyllenhaal is absolutely amazing. There are a couple plot points that leave you scratching your head, but I really like the tone this umpteenth reboot of Spider-Man has set.
3	Neonman	67 _29%
Watchable, which is both my praise and criticism. Appropriately humorous in tone to off-set the super seriousness of the Avengers films, though some of the gags do indeed disturb my pharyngeal reflex (the drone missile "comedy" scene is powerfully stupid and misguided). Bad scenes like these sit aside some terrific scenes, such as Spiderman being bamboozled by the villain, whose crazily implausible plot is, uhhh, harking back to ye olde Spiderman days.
3	joel-w-m	6 _44%
A bit of a scattered sequel, with some promising new elements not fully realized (the Endgame aftermath and emotion isn't committed to; the initially intriguing villain is sloppily developed-see the ham-fisted exposition at the bar). The awesome action and sly commentary on superhero sci-fi and spectacle ("nowadays they'll believe anything") that come with the twist are great though, as is the continuation of the coming-of-age comedy and plot from its predecessor (see the bridge awkwardness).
3	luord	74 _79%
It's both a hilarious comedy and an exciting action adventure. The switching between both tones could've been handled a little better, but it's a small complaint.
2	Scorpus	87 _86%
Charming to the max, Far from Home is one of the surprise hits of the Marvel Cinematic Universe
2	Seethruskin	4 _52%
They're all just a blur. One starts and another ends. Martin Starr is great
2	newtothelyte	83 _66%
Starts off a bit slow but really ramps up as the movie progresses. Jake Gyllenhaal was amazing as usual.
2	morphinapg	88 _85%
Better than Homecoming. The movie surprised be a few times, and it also has some fantastic 3D.
2	law	60 _58%
The first half, an overpadded teenage road trip spy movie, is cringey and boring; the second part, an unaired animated Spider-man TV episode, is better. The chemistry between Peter Parker and MJ is nice. Unfortunately, this feels too small for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and would be more successful outside of the MCU metacontext. But when you make a movie franchise as interconnected as this, you accept the pros and cons of that metanarrative. P.S. I dislike how high tech MCU Spider-man is.
2	anarchistica	60 _40%
I liked FFH. It has those glorified extra's from The Avengers who would otherwise be out of a job. The villain (basically Major Man from the Powerpuff Girls) is fairly decent. The comedy is decent. The money they threw at locations and CGI was worth it (it gets a bit too much). But it's all too convenient and they set the stakes too high. If Earth is at risk, where is everyone else? Tony didn't give Happy an override? The ex-employees are ok with killing people why exactly? It's all a bit lazy.
2	Countdown	60 _17%
It's the seventh Spiderman and 23rd movie in the MCU, you know what to expect. It's fine, entertaining enough, perfectly ok.
2	RuruSmasher	85 _50%
I've seen a million Marvel movies and all I care about right now is: was this fun? The answer is fuck yeah! Tom Holland is precious, the teen aspects work, the character dynamics work and it even touches a little on topical stuff like deepfakes, fake news and drones. And the post credit scenes add some extra dimension. Zendaya is awesome, love Gyllenhaal, Marisa Tomei is the best Aunt May. And it was nice to have Favreau around. Too bad about the trip to Europe being ruined, that's a pet peeve.
2	BadFurDay	7 _74%
Solid blockbuster. Some really cool scenes when Peter and Mysterio fight. Too much random filler for me, but I must say it was a good movie, thoroughly entertaining.
2	thorn969	85 _83%
This was a lot of fun as a superhero adventure and as a teen romcom, although Mysterio wasn't the strongest villain in my opinion. But I walked out very happy, most fun I had with Marvel since Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 1, although it faded a bit with time.
2	Ippei	75 _72%
What a great way to end this phase for the MCU, and being all emotioned out after Endgame, this was a great treat. A likeable cast (Tom Holland is the best Spider-Man we've had), pretty good plot and fantastic special effects, it was refreshing to watch something with less of a threat looming. I would also be remiss if I didn't mention the fact that this probably has a HUGE after-credits scene that has a massive effect moving forward but you just gotta watch it, to find out.
2	hotsake	60 _51%
There are a few moments and sequences that lift this above mediocrity but mostly this is just a boring generic mess.
2	magdabag	93 _89%
This fits very well into post-Endgame. I really enjoyed the humor, but I am a high-schooler watching a high school movie. Jake Gyllenhaal was perfect as Mysterio, and loved MJ in this better than it's predecessor. If you love Marvel, this is definitely worth a watch.
2	PUNQ	60 _89%
Super entertaining as usual for these Superhero megabusters, but at the same time everything feels more and more like a in-joke than a proper good vs evil monster battle.
2	LookJabba...	8 _76%
Far From Home ticks a lot of boxes as it remarkably manages to serve as a refreshingly scaled down epilogue to Endgame whilst being a superior sequel to Homecoming also. Tom Holland has cemented himself as the best Peter Parker to date, Jake Gyllenhaal is a blast and the supporting cast is strong throughout. I think tonally this feels the truest and most natural incarnation of Spider-Man we have seen. And I just hope the character can continue to feel as refreshing and enjoyable in the future.
2	Dakota99	6 _62%
I'm not gonna base this off anything that happened with Endgame. Strictly as a Spider Man fan, I have issues with this. I think you see the most character growth of these films. You feel for Peter and what he is going through, and the movie does provide a decent amount of laughs as well. My issue is that I feel Mysterio was the wrong character for this Spider Man story. Gyllenhaal is good, but as a whole, his character felt out of place for me. Best end credits ever though.
2	KenMeisters	78 _81%
The MCU version of the "with great powers comes great responsibility" brings Peter toe to toe with his grief and his responsibility. You on the other hand get to see a fun adventure away from all the heavy endgame drama. Jake Gyllenhaal does fun things with Mysterio.
2	Glenn Nygard	30 _44%
Spider-Man is on his largest quest yet to escape the sterile feel of the rest of the Marvel Universe, something he mostly succeeds at. The action is better choreographed than the first film in the series, and the school angle is also welcome as a larger part of the plot this time.
2	Filligan	88 _72%
90s kid me is ecstatic to see Spider-Man continue to flourish in the hands of the MCU. I continue to be impressed with Marvel's handling of classic Spidey villains and seamlessly integrating them into their established universe. Gyllenhaal is perfect, the visuals are showstoppers, Holland is still the best of both worlds, and the script is tight and fun. It's not the perfect storm that Homecoming was, but by god it's close.
2	damil	75 _81%
Just a solidly entertaining, really fun movie. It's a good superhero movie and also a good teen movie. A lot of likable characters that have compelling relationships. Holland's fantastic. The chemistry between him and Zendaya is really nice. I enjoyed Gyllenhaal's Mysterio. The action sequences were cool and the visual effects were awesome. It was really funny, and yeah, just a good time at the movies. I'd have to see it again, but I'd say this is as good as Homecoming, if not better.
2	Obdurate	95 _97%
I didn't find it as funny as the first one but everything else worked. This is the best cinematic Spider-Man, Mysterio was a great villain, the action was exciting. I thought it being after Endgame might hurt it but it did a good job of examining the fallout from everything, which means it's got some emotional depth.
2	bentien	68 _68%
Mysterio is the highlight of the show here, mainly because of the way the VFX is done in his illusion world. Holland again proves that he is perfectly cast as Parker, but some of the plot turns didn't really do it for me.
2	Ofterdingen	71 _78%
Highly enjoyable. Once again the main reason is Tom Holland being the perfect Peter Parker. It is also possible that Zendaya couldn't be better. The hologram stuff is the weak link.
2	Vandelay1	56 _59%
okay movie
2	Wiche	83 _85%
These new Spider-man movies with Tom Holland bring something new and refreshing. I like Holland als our Spiderhero because of the wittiness and uncomplicated way of acting he shows. These Spider-mans are probably the most childish Marvel movies and this makes them actually the most enjoyable ones. Just relax and enjoy some uncomplicated and solid entertainment.
2	jfen	93 _91%
I don't understand how these movies are still this good.
2	Duder	60 _40%
* Enjoyable, nothing more, nothing less. Doesn't bore you for a second but doesn't offer much either, especially with a so so villian, the major problem of the MCU. Some good laughs, especially with the Zeppelin joke.
2	Icarus	60 _27%
Fun, which makes it a success in my book. The self-serious way in which lots of these comic book movies proceed never works for me, so I enjoy the light and flighty way that Holland plays this character.
2	msprague	55 _19%
Another cinematic dog's breakfast. Entertaining but nothing special.
2	DougCollins	100 _93%
A lot better movie than homecoming, M.J. seems no longer a feminist nut case a the story flows so easily and to top it off the villain really took me by suprise.
2	cagedwisdom	75 _65%
A step down. Spidey-standalones should be about the little things. The friendly neighborhood Spider-Man and the unfriendly neighborhood villains. This is at its best when it's about Peter struggling to be a teenager, and loses sight of itself when he has to set his main goals aside to save the world. And his heroics are a lot less clumsy than in the first film, which doesn't gel as well. The whole villain story here feels a bit out of place and on the nose. Zendaya is great.
2	FrederikA	65 _59%
The way they used Mysterio was clever and there was a brisk levity to it, that made it enjoyable. ... not really much more to say I guess...
2	deaddilly	70 _49%
Finally, an un-convoluted Marvel blockbuster. Not totally remarkable, but innovative and direct enough for a good summer hit.
2	MontyCircus	80 _88%
Love me some Spidey. Lots of giggles, great CGI spectacle, Gyllenhaal was a great Mysterio. All-in-all it's better than the last! Really strong credits scenes to boot.
2	ciyakedi	55 _24%
so how did they handle the wind??
2	d_r_e_s_	3 _65%
Tom Holland is officially my new favorite Spider-Man. Zendaya also won me over with this one after showing a bit more of a "girly" side. The story is flawed but acceptable, and the whole thing is a fine and entertaining follow-up to the greatest finale in recent memory. *Good
2	auhasarderik	7 _61%
So cute.
1	doyler29	80 _63%
I like the teen romance comedy elements of this film. Tom Holland and Zendaya are really likeable and I enjoyed watching Holland try to be a regular teen while also being Peter Spiderman. Jake Gyllenhaal is fine is a puzzling role. Since at least a really significant portion of the target audience is comic book fans, I'm not clear how the Mysterio ruse is supposed to work.
1	sergrobber	87 _54%
Pros: Holland/Gyllenhaal; coda on MCU phase 3; credits scenes Cons: formulaic
1	EvilMangoes	88 _67%
A-
1	Nacho353	20 _6%
I wish they would have fully compromised with the "teen-comedy with superheroes" thing. As per usual they kind of gave up on the concept midway through the movie to give the usual MCU's over the top clusterfuck climax, which is totally out of tone with the first half of the movie.
1	whatismyname	60 _49%
Jake Gyllenhaal was a welcome addition to the series. Agree with the others, humor felt forced and everyone but the two main actors were forgettable.
1	andayb	63 _58%
it's okay as far as mcu standarts. holland makes a decent spider-man, and the script leans heavily on light-hearted humor, but it's fitting in this case. i'm not quite sold on the billing of spider-man as the next tony stark though. and on another note, gyllenhaal is somewhat wasted on mysterio, as he could have helmed an actual hero in the mcu. shame.
1	Antonio P	80 _90%
Tom holland the best spider man I have ever seen. I like both his movies this and Homecoming. This is right up there with homecoming. Very well done. The Mysterio character is portrayed really strong in this. It pays honors to Iron man. This movie is about Mysterio a disgruntled Iron man employee turning against everyone because he wants to prove how smart he really is. They really nailed this because it's very similar to the comic books. The only thing I didn't like was that Asian character.
1	Ross	70 _71%
I am a Marvel fanboy, but a felt the MCU fatigue in this one. The film is well made and Holland is still great, but all the good ideas was used before in the franchise, and the high school stuff did not work at all for me.
1	Zangin	70 _60%
About on par with Homecoming. Both films are great blends of action and endearing teen comedy. Homecoming is the better superhero film, with the twist/villain being particular stand-outs. In contrast, in Far From Home, the Mysterio twist is very obviously telegraphed. And although Gyllenhaal is great as always, he isn't given nearly enough to work with. On the other hand, FFH deals with its characters a lot better than Homecoming and is a much more compelling coming-of-age story.
1	Mystxis	63 _59%
Spider Man:Far From Home (72/100) çizgi romanlardan beslenen yapısı ile oldukça iyi bir Spider-Man anlatımı ortaya koyuyor Marvel'ın aşama aşama yükselltiği sinematik evrenindeki 3.Fazın kapanışı olan Far From Home Spider-Man'in dramasını filmin kötü karakteri üzerinden verip gayet iyi sekanslar eşliğinde karakterini oldukça iyi gelişimlerle ortaya koyuyor ve karakterin külliyatına çok iyi temeller atıyor.
1	EmirhanShn	77 _55%
Spider-Man 2 kalitesine en çok yaklaşan filmdi Far From Home. Mysterio'ya bayıldım mükemmel işlenmiş tabi Jake Gyllenhaal'ın canlandırması bu karakteri, benim için çok önemli bir faktördü.. Mysterionun ilizyon yaparak iron mani iskelet hali+zırhlı bir şekilde göstermesi inanılmazdı bence. Neyse asla bir Tobey olamayacaksın Tom :) Asla Raiminin yaptığı filmlerde ki kaliteye ulaşamayacaksın. Neticede harikaydı çok keyif aldım. J.Jonah Jameson reis seviliyorsun.
1	Pickle_Man	70 _35%
Maybe a little better than the last one.
1	Kavu	57 _29%
Pretty cool action, but everything else is just plain awful.
1	Koalafish	60 _30%
I can't tell anymore if the movie is boring or if I'm just done with films life this. At least the special effects were much better than in Homecoming..
1	nutcrackr	65 _24%
There are a couple of laughs and it's nice to see a few different locations mixed in there. But the story goes off the rails a little bit regarding the main threat. The MJ-PP romance arc is not bad but it's awkward and not quite satisfying. Most of the Tony Stark elements were a negative.
1	nobamba	60 _61%
The editing felt off---like the scenes didn't really connect. Otherwise the action was amazing and the plot, while simple, was all I could ask for. Gyllenhaal MVP. MJ needs a bigger role. Everyone was too cavalier with Spider-Man's identity. The jokes didn't need to be as fully explained. I don't like the explanation for Mysterio's powers---seems like that's too much work. Fav scene: MJ confronting Peter about being S-M and she was 67% sure.
1	reecedolan	90 _80%
'Far From Home' builds on 'Homecoming' and 'Endgame' by allowing the viewers to see the emotional subtext without shoving it in their face. It also bring great visuals on par with 'Doctor Strange' while still keeping it grounded like a Spider-man film should be. Overall, one of the better MCU films, especially when it comes to rewatch ability and having something for everyone.
1	jentze	45 _8%
A shamefully sloppy and unfunny mix of scenes of teens roadtripping through Europe and Spider Man fighting against a handful of "elementals", huge monsters from another dimension that seek to destroy humanity. The worst spidey film I have seen, lacking in the correct atmosphere and really badly orchestrated plot. Too bad for Gyllenhaal that he plays such a badly written Mysterio in such a badly structured spectacle.
1	TheDiceman	55 _49%
Passes the time.
1	Quintonjamin	70 _65%
I have mixed feelings about Gyllenhaal's villain, but I really like Holland, Zendaya, and Batalon. Oh, and J.K. Simmons! Even if it's just for a minute. It's not amazing, but really enjoyable. I'm really looking forward to the next one.
1	NothingsGood	60 _55%
Mysterio is simultaneously the most interestingly fresh and most absurdly nonsensical MCU villain to date. Better than Spider-Man: Homecoming on the basis that it lacked all the intolerable moments, but conversely lacks any of the great moments of that movie either.
1	philamental	75 _70%
Another solid but safe MCU entry that will please the existing fans but is unlikely to win any new ones. After the emotional dump of the epic but bloated Endgame, FFH is a much lighter and smaller scale tale which provides a suitable epilogue to the Avengers movie and phase three as a whole. Arguably the biggest twist comes mid credits so stay around for that, but Marvel fans already know to do this I guess!
1	mardikmartin	45 _42%
noo, nope, noo,
1	dunetails	80 _74%
I'm not sure this works, if you're familiar with the comics then there is no twist. But it's fun,still better than the Garfield Spiderman movies. Just not as good as Homecoming
1	CMonster	72 _53%
Mostly good. Though the baddie acquisition of the mcguffin was kinda dumb and a couple of the wacky kid hijinks (particularly the scene on the bus) waxed into stupid territory. But overall I liked it. Spiderman is always likeable.
1	hajikarimi	87 _29%
look like bollywood movies. very weak story. weak suspension. just good special effect
1	braddad68	90 _52%
Of course plenty of action and this one had heart, but I had some criticisms. Can't say too much though as they involve the plot. Still a good time at the movies.
1	bktan	60 _30%
Meant to be the closer for the MCU's first saga, and that which sets up a new one, but it fails on both counts. Holland is wasted, the rest of the cast become stereotypes and caricatures and Mysterio is godawful. Any interest in watching the new saga is gone. Watched: 4-Jul-19
1	TheDailyNathan	79 _51%
Another solid Marvel-ey entry. Not sure if there's too much to say - worth the entertainment if you like Marvel, Holland is a treat but there's not much else that stands out.
1	closedmouth	50 _10%
I forgave the first one's failings because it was funny and likeable. Not sure what the fuck happened here, then. All the timing and pacing is off: the dialogue is 90% exposition, 10% leaden quips followed by too much silence like they're pausing for the studio audience. The plot made me want to tear my hair out, I guessed the "twist" from the trailer, Spooder-man fights a bunch of drones for half the movie, cool. Neat. Maybe I was just in a bad mood today.
1	Trooth	72 _61%
This incarnation of Spider-Man has carved itself a cozy little niche as the high school comedy entry in the Marvel universe, and it's filling that niche very well.
1	mindvr	40 _17%
Almost not offensive, almost.
1	JJ1986	60 _54%
The teens-go-to-Europe half of the movie is so much better than the stop-the-villain half.
1	GordonBombay	80 _63%
Nice and sweet. Holland is great. Zendaya is awkward. But Gyllenhaal steals this movie. Loved him. Sadly it never rises above good.
1	Guillaume	40 _5%
So disappointing. Holland is annoying and fake, the teen romance is cringeworthy, the story is written by a child and it's painful to see a potentially great bad guy get almost no room to develop once he's outed. The one-on-one illusionary fight was nicely done and Gyllenhaal did the best could, but that. was. it.
1	SirSass	80 _92%
Way more fun if you imagine J.B Smoove as Leon. Real life adaption of The Incredibles.
1	FoxyRussian	83 _50%
The 2nd half of the movie has some of my favorite action scenes and demonstrations of super powers in the MCU yet. Sadly the first half feels very predictable and too quick paced, never allowing their characters a chance to relax and settle. Leading to it being my least favorite part of the MCU yet. When given the chance in the 2nd half, all the actors in the movie show off their perfect casting and great chemistry. Jake Gyllenhaal delivers his typical amazing performances.
1	VorpalKitten	75 _40%
A good movie overall, I was disappointed that Mysterio wasn't used as a chance to make a more interesting villain, and more generally found the movie to be too "haha that was funny" instead of actually making me laugh.
1	Kuroel	69 _78%
I'm sorry but I just needed more closure with Tony and Peter. That was the biggest emotional investment I had going into the movie. Although it's a fun action piece and Tom Holland was born to be the webslinger, I wanted closure on the Tony-shaped wound on my soul, not someone just scratching it on the surface.
1	psim	74 _43%
While I enjoyed many parts of this film individually, it never quite came together as a coherent whole. The highschool comedy and teenage romance work much better than the larger MCU shenanigans and the uninspired superhero action. As a follow-up to Endgame, this movie felt tonally off, but as a light summer romp the film is consistently funny and entertaining.
1	P u l p	27 _12%
For 129 minutes, I was thinking "people actually paid to watch this?"
1	Okkervil	73 _72%
Structurally it all feels a bit off, but the characters work, and that fishbowl basically had me erect for most of the film.
1	cherrorist	58 _28%
I really should stop watching these.
1	orcunyondem	79 _68%
For the first time in history; Marisa Tomei was the one who screwed up at acting. As the story and characther developments are incesing, script itself was so poor. Even the Amazing Spider-Man 2 was stronger than this. But this one still has a good after-credits which we can never find out what's gonna happen next.
1	Ocelot	55 _45%
a bit of a waste of Jake Gyllenhaal, who is at this point the most talented actor to appear in an MCU movie. the idea that "people believe anything" seems somewhat out of place for this movie, likely because the MCU has done a very poor job grappling with the thematic shockwaves that would result from something like the Blip in the first place. the movie works best as Hollywood executives shielding themselves from being tied to Jeffery Epstein. "Deepfakes are real. We're innocent!!"
1	CesarCastag (CinePlayers.com)	70 _62%
Why is that a spider-man story is always a coming of age story? [Full Review]
1	MrBlackTron	54 _18%
Konu Spiderman olunca, beklenti yükseliyor haliyle. Dolayısıyla fena film olmamasına rağmen büyük ölçüde beklentileri karşılamaktan uzak kalıyor, görsel efektler hariç. Diğer taraftan kötü karakter Mysterio açığı büyük ölçüde kapatıyor, o kısım çok başarılı.
1	Stewball	10 _1%
The Spider-Man franchise has officially gotten pathetic. This is for 7th graders who never got out of 2nd grade. It wanders alternately from, silly to stupid to insipid. Writing across the board this year makes me think there's a strike or something we don't know about. Jake, Jake, Jake....how far ye have fallen!
1	methad1	49 _16%
The humour that was in Homecoming was not in this and everything else was mediocre
1	letskillrobots	14 _36%
some movies try to hide the fact that they hand the bad guy the keys to infinite power through, idk, like plot devices or w/e, and this movie just straight up hands it to him in a 30 second scene.
1	dogeatmoon	64 _44%
Where the fuck is Tobey Maguire?!

Average Percentile 48.69% from 2447 Ratings