Yes, I did read Civil War, and I knew that Spidey would start off on Tony's side. Of course in the comic, Spidey switches sides, but it was his relationship with Tony that was the reason he trusted him. The movie of course couldn't go fully into the story, but it was good way to introduce Spidey to the MCU.
I personally liked the mentor/mentee relationship. Spidey was introduced to the MCU later, and in the context of the MCU, it all makes sense. It's refreshing to see a different take on Spidey that's different from the other movies. I think that if you can have a different take from other movies, well also keeping some foot in the source material, it's a win for everyone.
I personally liked the mentor/mentee relationship. Spidey was introduced to the MCU later, and in the context of the MCU, it all makes sense. It's refreshing to see a different take on Spidey that's different from the other movies. I think that if you can have a different take from other movies, well also keeping some foot in the source material, it's a win for everyone.
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