Spider-Man Homecoming: Vulture Traps Peter (Tom Holland, Michael Keaton Scene)

The Vulture (Michael Keaton) gets the upper hand on Peter (Tom Holland).
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A young Peter Parker/Spider-Man (Tom Holland), who made his sensational debut in Captain America: Civil War, begins to navigate his newfound identity as the web-slinging super hero. Thrilled by his experience with the Avengers, Peter returns home, where he lives with his Aunt May (Marisa Tomei), under the watchful eye of his new mentor Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.). Peter tries to fall back into his normal daily routine – distracted by thoughts of proving himself to be more than just your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man – but when the Vulture (Michael Keaton) emerges as a new villain, everything that Peter holds most important will be threatened.

[blushbb.]

3:17 this scene hearing Peter cry for help was always so sad to me. Tom acted it so well

[ichangedmyusernamebecausei]

1:45 i like how he literally explains what vultures do. They eat left over dead animals and whatever they can find.

[Kinvarus]

Kinda agree with Vulture here to a point, about the little guy getting screwed over by the big guy. Granted stealing weapons and selling them to other bad guys isn't the way to go about it, but it's somewhat understandable his motivations.

[afroshark]

I love this movie so much... Peter's whole thing in this movie is making mistakes, he screws up the final confrontation so much that a goddam skyscraper falls on him. Literal rock bottom of superhero failure, but its the pivotal moment in his hero career when he realizes just how strong he really is, both physically and emotionally. And he does it all in pajamas and I LOVE IT. This is one of my top 3 favorite superhero movies easily.

[Hobbies]

Always web both hands, Peter! BOTH HANDS!

Peter made this same rookie mistake in No Way Home and paid the biggest price.

[JJ-oqtz]

I love Spider-Man Homecoming since 2017 and it was a great movie

[Abstrakt_Animations]

Why are you telling me this?

BECAUSE IM BATMAN!!

[RockBottom]

Michael Keaton As Vulture Was Badass!!!!

[nicktroisi]

The Vulture was such a good villain, part of me wants to think that some elements from The Vulture in the cancelled Spider-Man 4 transferred over to this film

[kucinghoren]

1:40 he really looks like old man vulture just like in the comic.

[ProjectKHI]

This scene made me remember that Peter is 15 years old and yet he is in such a dangerous situation

[Baxinator]

Thanos and this guy were the best villains because you actually see where they're coming from. In their shoes, a lot of us would be doing the same (or at least try).

[Tea]

I literally put this in 2x speed and I am dying

[johnvandiver]

Heros strength is measured by his heart

[mr_nn]

In Tony's defense, he didn't make the arc reactor using his money from his arms deals

[Ashishlahre]

At this moment 0:50 you can hear vulture pressing the button to call his wings

[orange]

what if peter would sticked vulture's both hamds

[bubbamiibubbamiigamingbria]

Sky-jet-man they also have a that thing sky, wings, jet, man it a balance, your body vs fighting on spider man web weekly so I fly I’m not really vulture I am jet man

[lucassato-cnlz]

os viloes sao os unicos q estao corretos, os herois deveriam apenas calar a porra da boca e ouvir oq eles tem a dizer

[francostevo]

So instead of keeping silent and get the drop on him to web him up, you decide to yell out loud and give away your presence? Yeah that shit makes sense 🙄. I know you need the dialogue to happen to progress but make a reason why the talk needs to happen. Peter could’ve tried to get the drop on him but then Vulture saw Peter’s reflection in the distance from a glass bottle or a reflective case from the table that would cause him to talk to Peter giving his speech.