Spider-Man Homecoming: Ferry Fight Scene (TOM HOLLAND, MICHAEL KEATON SCENE) | With Captions

Spider-Man: Homecoming / A young Peter Parker/Spider-Man begins to navigate his newfound identity as the web-slinging superhero. / 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.

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Spider-Man (Tom Holland) bites off more than he can chew while following a lead on the Vulture (Michael Keaton).
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[aidankreltszheim]

1:42 if you actually listen to what Tony is saying instead of focusing on the heat of the moment. He’s 100% being a father figure here. The fact that he’s taking the time to personally call him and tell him how good he was doing was nice.

[Zurochase]

"Great job Peter, your 98% succesful"
That one 2%: *I'm about to end this man's whole career*

[maryoartworks]

6:41 You can actually feel the _angry dad stare_ from the inside of the armor 😅

[manofvision]

“Don’t cut me off when i’m complimenting you” 😂

[Cloud-dtxb]

I love this whole sequence because it dhows how inexperienced and full of tunnel vision Peter is. He put himself in a position where he had a major disadvantage despite knowing his opponent can fly and a spot where it’s very easy for other people to get hurt. A mistake he never repeats again going forward.

[Mommy_Makima]

What's sad about this, is that as we saw, Tony was praising Peter for Washington, and immediately after was like "I take it back, you're a f*ck up"

[cristobalvera]

4:25 lol the body gesture he does like ‘Come here and say that in my face’ just before the whole ship explodes lmao so spidy

[alexchan]

2:01 Tony remembers small details about Peter from 6 weeks ago, he really does care

[anmolagrawal]

5:55 Dang, that voice acting of : "No, no..." is excellent
I can feel Peter's desperation in that moment

[FarazKhan]

I love how Peter apologized after throwing the guys and the bike and asked if they were ok. That’s the most Spider-Man thing ever

[harrysmall-cox]

1:03 Nacho from Better Call Saul working as a henchman before he started working for the Salamancas

[nigabowls]

I love how his suit told him "no ur not"😂

[chantintin]

tom’s peter: “get out of the way!!”






tobey: GET OUT OF THE WAY!
I C A N T S E E !

[thedrivenmood]

6:18
This scene literally remembering me about Toby Train saving by using 🕸 scene.

[WLFBAT]

Tony being a father figure to Peter is just bliss

[julianasoares]

Me: "Who's the best sidekick? Who is? Yeees, you are!"
The little drone:🥰🕷

[indio-]

I'm not sure if anybody has made this known, but if not, then I would like to underline just how impressive Peter holding the entire Ferry together truly is. The Staten Island Ferry that Peter held together for several seconds or so is called the Spirit of America (it's name is also displayed around the 4:00 mark), a real-life Ferry one can ride between Staten Island and Manhatten, and according to George G. Sharp, Inc., the company that designed said Ferry, it weighs 3, 200 tons. Peter managed to hold together 1, 600 tons of metal with each hand! That's f*cking insane. He had some help from the webs that were still attached to each half, but still impressive. I learned this from the Imaginary Axis's "How strong is Spider-Man?" video starting at the 8:18 mark.

[JKissoon]

I don't get why they can't just have Spidey be real when he's just standing around. Why use CGI when it's so unnecessary?

[barnabusdoyle]

Curious how this would have gone that much differently if Spider-Man had not been there. The FBI would have been seriously out gunned against Vulture and his group. Even if Tony had been there they would have seen massive collateral damage

[forsagebone]

Nobody mentions it a lot, but the web slinging action in the MCU Spideman movies are so freaking awesome.

These were the ones that impressed me a lot:
-Peter webbing the split ferry together
-The last battle with Mysterio on the bridge