Thanks
to a great script by Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers, Director Jon Watts’ Spider-Man:
Far From Home is a thoroughly enjoyable film.
The
visual effects and battles of the usual Avenger vehicles are overcome by laughs
as the film focuses on the foibles of the young Spider-man Peter Parker (Tom
Holland), who is attracted to classmate MJ (Zendaya), and just wants to share a
summer trip to Europe with her and fellow classmates instead of having to save
the world.
Odd-couple
love connections with his best friend Ned (Jacob Batalon) and MJ’s best friend Betty
(Angourie Rice) and Parker’s Aunt May’s budding romance with his protector
Happy Hogan (Jon Favreau) add to the fun and humor.
It’s
almost secondary that Spider-man does have to save the world. And, the poor casting choice of the would-be actor
playing the villain moves from irritating to laughable, as well.
I
give Spider-Man:
Far From Home a 4.2 out of 5.
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