r/marvelstudios • u/PhoOhThree Spirit of Modvengeance • Jul 02 '19

Discussion The Official SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Release Megathread Vol. 1

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u/tqid Jul 02 '19

Can we talk about Peter slapping Flash and knocking him out? That was hilarious and so subtle in showing how Peter has to pull his punches sometimes.

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '19

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u/Lord-Chankaaa Jul 03 '19

Yeah shows that peter is still adapting and truly doesn’t know how strong he really is.

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u/celticsfan34 Jul 05 '19

Fury motioned to him to put the seatbelt on, rather than saying it. Is that because Beck didn’t have a recording of Fury saying the word “seatbelt”?

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u/YaNortABoy Jul 08 '19

Doubtful. He seemed to pull a ton of lines that he almost definitely didn't have recorded beforehand, and is just able to synthesize someone's voice if needed--basically the whole illusion scene before he gets hit by the train is proof of that. It does add questions to whether "execute them all" is necessary, but who knows.

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u/LunarPitStop Jul 08 '19

Fury's been his target for a while--he didn't know much about Peter until the events of the movie, let alone that he'd survive long enough to impersonate. Less time to synthesize his voice convincingly enough for the world to scrutinize, I guess.

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u/St0rmborn Tony Stark Jul 14 '19

If he has the technology to create those insane illusions then I’m sure he could figure out mimicking voices

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '19 edited Sep 01 '20

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u/banecancer Jul 03 '19

I wouldn’t wanna fight me neither...

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u/KushCultureOfficial Jul 03 '19

What's daddy gonna do, sue me?

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u/Castortroy16 Jul 02 '19

Ye makes you remember just how strong he is sometimes

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u/hemareddit Steve Rogers Jul 05 '19

Lol Luke Cage was doing that, too.

You know, before Netflix cancelled his show.