They say that a hero could save us, I'm not gonna stand here and wait.
—— "Spider-Man" movie theme song Hero
Spider-Man has filmed five or six parts, this time, the rhythm is brisk, and it is very Marvelous. I vaguely remember that I rented the VCD of the "Spider-Man" trilogy from the DVD house when I was in junior high school and finished watching it in one go. "The greater the ability, the greater the responsibility" throughout the entire series made me instantly transform from admiring Spider-Man's superpowers to deeply feeling that it is not easy to be a hero. In "The Return of Heroes" (it is still appropriate to translate Homecoming as "Back to School Day"), the painful suffering of Uncle Ben’s murder is omitted, and the grand theme of the 02 version is gone; even the villain is not that “villain”, The role is set to be the father of someone who has a close relationship with him, but the result of the battle is to stop, without having to bear the inner condemnation of killing the father of a good friend in "Spider-Man 2". The whole film is full of vitality and funny, and Spider-Man is once again civilianized. The propositions of "family", "responsibility" and "love" are all weakened and hidden in life. Peter Parker is just an ordinary high school student. He is cute and childish, talks a lot, gets excited, and often plays with himself; he is a college bully, participates in competitions, has a crush on girls, and his first love is fruitless; every day after class, he finds a corner of the alley to change clothes in a hurry, and then he starts in New York. The city turns around to help the neighbours (there is still too little homework!), after the task is over, it is inevitable that the bag will be stolen; always be ready to be called and wait for one day to make something big. He has always been running on his own growth path. Yes, the theme of self-growth has not changed. Just like the classic theme song Hero sang more than ten years ago: "People say that a hero will come to save us, and I won't sit here and wait for death." Little Spider-Man seems to have never been idle before, and can even use it. To describe it by jumping down, he keeps running, trying to tell others that he is capable. Through this, the whole film does not mention a word about the responsibility of the superhero, but it can clearly feel the obligations that Spider-Man himself entrusts to himself. But helping others and proving that he is only an insignificant part of the growth process, he will eventually have to face the moment when he is alone and helpless. It turns out that growth is difficult, and everything is not so easy. Because of the human cover, Peter Parker also got rid of the Luthor's image of the 12-year-old Garfield version of Spider-Man. The little Spider-Man, who practiced with Tony's father, upgraded his uniform, stretched freely, unlocked new skills, and played with 576 tricks when he spun silk—it was Tony's high-profile and exaggerated style. It is also equipped with the female version of Jarvis artificial intelligence assistant Karen (Where did Tony Stark get so many sexy artificial intelligence dubbing?!), this is to build the rhythm of the technological version of Spider-Man. Not only that, Tony's father came to save him when he was in danger; Tony's father came to make up for the trouble and delivered a bowl of thick chicken soup for life. Although he always failed to seek attention, Spider-Man also made an eye-opener this time. In addition, there are repeated appearances of the director of Captain America's instructor, with a sense of presence. I will not mention it here for the time being. The audience is invited to go to the cinema to watch the experience. Expert advice is necessary, but this is not to copy an Iron Man. He couldn't use the set designed by Tony's father for him, so he asked Karen to help him "restore to factory settings". A suit is just a suit, an auxiliary tool. You make this suit work, not a suit that makes you a Spiderman. This also coincides with the theme of self-growth. When being beaten back to the original shape, can you still face your true self? Little Spider-Man did it. From the beginning with a mind to be a good hand to save the world, to the end when the opportunity came, Tony’s father followed his own way of being an Iron Man, and held a press conference violently. Imagine that he announced to the world that he was Iron Man back then. When Spider-Man officially joined the reunion, the Spider-Man refused all this. He said: I still want to keep my feet on the ground. It's easy to be a hero, but the hardest to be yourself. Little Spider-Man turned and left, and continued to go back to school to be a high school student, hiding in the city, leaving only a joke to relieve Tony's father from getting into the battle. embarrassment. When the story ends, it seems to be no different from usual, like a teenage dream, everything back to normal. Tomorrow Homecoming Day, take your new schoolbag and go to school.
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