CAST: Tom Holland, Samuel L. Jackson, Jake Gyllenhaal, Marisa Tomei, Jon Favreau, Zendaya, Jacob Batalon, Tony Revolori, Angourie Rice, Remy Hii, Martin Starr, J.B. Smoove, Jorge Lendeborg Jr., Cobie Smulders, Numan Acar, Zach Barack, Zoha Rahman, Yasmin Mwanza, Joshua Sinclair-Evans, Tyler Luke Cunningham, Sebastian Viveros, Toni Garrn, Peter Billingsley, Clare Dunne, Nicholas Gleaves, Claire Rushbrook, J.K. Simmons, Dawn Michelle King, Jeroen van Koningsbrugge, Michael de Roos, Jan-Paul Buijs, Sergio Pierattini, Anjana Vasan, Brian Law, Evelyn Mok, Tatiana Lunardon, Giada Benedetti, Lukáš Bech, Alessandro Giuggioli, Petr Opava, Giuseppe Andriolo, Pat Kiernan, Shari Abdul, Maria Alexandrova, Kristen Alminta, Vincent Angel, Peter Arpesella, Lasco Atkins, Sitara Attaie, Peter Bankolé, Blair Barnette, Tuwaine Barrett, Anna Benamati, Pierre Bergman, Avondre E.D. Beverley, Bruno Bilotta, Sharon Blynn, Luigi Boccanfuso, Paolo Braghetto, Dante Brattelli, Jeff Bridges, Graham Burton, Ken Byrd, Sokol Cahani, Gianni Calchetti, Darren Lee Campbell, Hélène Cardona, Dian Cathal, Jake Cerny, Komal Charania, Daphne Cheung, Sam Chuck, Al Clark, Victoria Coburn, Sean Coleman, Kimberly Collison, Tiziana Coste, Kevin Daigneault, Jaylen Davis, Peter Dawson, Leonys Delossantos, Kristianne-Kaith Domingo, Andrew Dunkelberger, Charlie Rhea Esquér, Ria Fend, Ferroz Fernandez, Vincent Frattini, Massi Furlan, Cynthia Garbutt, Thomas Goodridge, Sonia Goswami, Nicholle Hembra, Lindy Hennessy, Michael Hennessy, Meagan Holder, Patrick Holly, Ruth Horrocks, Chris Hyacinthe, Michael Iacono, Roman Ibragimov, Theo Ip, Timothy Christian Jansen, Daham Kandanarrachchi, Keon Kendrick, Camille Kinloch, Michal Kubal, Hannah Kurczeski, Géraldine Lamarre, Jimena Larraguivel, Rich Lawton, Kath Leroy, Gavin Lee Lewis, Faith Logan, Patrick Loh, Joseph Long, Marian Lorencik, Ketan Majmudar, Tony Mardon, Antonín Mašek, Eustace Meade, Ben Mendelsohn, Bradley Wj Miller, Melissa Beth Miller, Anthony Molinari, Julia Mollin, Adrian Mozzi, Brendan Murphy, Amanda Musso, Emily Ng, Daniel Olson, Vincent Paolicelli, Karen Parks, Hiten Patel, Clay Pel-is, Luigi Petrazzuolo, Aleksandrs Petukhovs, Annie Pisapia, Martin Polak, Jivan Xander Ramesh, Mike Ray, Sofia Renee, Daniel Rennis, Sawyer Reo, Cailan Robinson, Emmanuel Rodriguez, Ray Rosario, Daniel Ryves, Monae Samone, Maurice Sardison, Susanne Schraps, Karen-J Sear, Ilya Tank Shilov, Davina Sitaram, Joakim Skarli, Paul Slim, Richard Stanley, Lucas Antoine Starrets, Faith Tarby, Emily Tebbutt, Oskar Ulvestad, Lesdy Vanessa, Jessica VanOss, Joe David Walters, Jo Wheatley, Dale Wilder, Rocco Wu, Jan Zalabak, Samantha Mishinski, Alessandro Sciarra, Aristou Meehan

Spider-man: Far From Home included everything I have always wanted in a comic book movie. It provided an great storyline set after the events of End Game which also included how everyone was handling being snapped out of existance, then being brought back 5 years later (I mean, how do you think that would effect you if that actually happened?) We also see a more mature Spider-man in this film, where he doesn't care as much to be an avenger or the next Iron Man as many suspect him to be. I feel emotionally connected with Tom Holland's Spider-man because he clearly is still grieving throughout a majority of the film (although he doesn't show it right away) over Tony Stark's death and he very much feels the pressure of living up to what he has accomplished.

At first, I was sceptical about this movie as I heard Mysterio would be playing more of a protaganist in this film with Spider-man as he "claimed" to be from an alternate Earth which would introduce us to the multiverse in the MCU. But the reason I was sceptical was because I'd much rather Spider-man go up against Mysterio as a main villain, which, if you've seen the movie, turned out to be very much true that he was the big bad which made me very happy to see that twist.

I was also very much intrigued by how long Mysterio had been planning this and that he managed to put together every person that Tony had screwed over which dated back all the way to the first Iron man (lots of callbacks in this film).

I loved the first Spider-man and Mysterio fight scene, the effects were absolutely perfect and everything I wanted Mysterio to be able to do on the big screen. Everything Mysterio had done in that moment made me question what was real and what wasn't, which was portrayed absolutely brilliantly!

After their first confrontation, a beaten Peter calls Happy for a ride since after the fight he lost conciousness and woke up in the Netherlands. Peter's reaction at first to seeing Happy was shaky since he clearly couldn't trust anyone after what he went through.

He finally lets out how he really feels which was probably the most emotional part of the film and as mentioned I could really connect with him.

Something that really made me feel nostalgic in this film was when Spider-man picks himself up and makes his suit with some Led Zeplin music similar to Tony Stark in the Iron Man movies (AWESOME callback).

I also loved how Peter finally beat Mysterio by ignoring all of his other senses and solely relied on his "Peter Tingle" since that would alert him of the real dangers and ignore the illusions, which again was portrayed brilliantly.

Tom Holland overall did an amazing performance as Peter Parker/Spider-man, completely comic book accurate.

The two post credit scenes leave much room for a potential Spider-man sequel as well as a good stepping stone into the future of the MCU. The first post credit scene shows our beloved J.K. Simmons (From the Toby Maguire Spider-man) to reprise his role as J. Jonah Jameson doing what he does and bad mouths the webslinger but this time, a final clip that Mysterio recorded as a fail-safe was shown to all of New York where basically he pretends to still be the hero that the people still think he is and blames Spider-man for all the crazy events to happen on his trip. If that wasn't bad enough, Mysterios has done what none of the villains in any previous Spider-man film has done before and he exposed PETER PARKER as Spider-man! A definite cliffhanger if I ever saw one, and I hope that there will be a sequel to this so we might be able to see how Peter might deal with this fall out and come on, you can't just show us that and not give us a sequel!

The final post credit scene shows us what Nick Fury was really up to throughout the whole movie. He was on vacation in outerspace with the Kree and the Nick Fury and Maria Hill we saw throughout the film were the same Kree we saw in Captain Marvel which I never would have expected that twist. The question now is what could this scene potentially mean for the future of the MCU?

Overall, this movie was amazing and I highly recommend anyone who hasn't seen it and loves comic book movies with loads of comedy and action to go and see it! A great conclusion of an era of the MCU.

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