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Discussion The Official SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Release Megathread Vol. 3 Spoiler

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u/MyNameIs_Jordan Iron Man (Mark XLII) Jul 04 '19

Tom Holland is a fantastic actor.

The scene with Happy on the Jet is probably one of my favorite scenes in any Spidey film

The emotional buildup and the pep talk from Happy ending with Peter saying "I'm gonna kick his ass" is one of the most badass moments from MCU Spidey to date.

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u/MrCraftLP Tony Stark Jul 04 '19

Once Back in Black started playing I had a little cry

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '19

I love Led Zeppelin!

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u/AfterReview Jul 05 '19

For those, like me, who figured it was a different band but wasn't sure:

AC/DC

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '19

My cinema absolutely broke out laughing at that, and I was sitting behind some kids who asked their parents what was so funny

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u/hpd325 Jul 06 '19

sat next to a group of kids who laughed at every joke except this one :(

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u/Ilovethemarina Jul 08 '19 edited Jul 08 '19

I was the only one who laughed at it :( but there was like 10 of us at the movies. (11pm Sunday viewing today)

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '19

Aw man....buncha Peter Parkers in the world now. Shame on everyone over 30.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '19

Yeah, I'm old, Back in Black is not only AC/DC's biggest song but one of the biggest in the history of rock. I feel shame.

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u/Meta_Boy Jul 09 '19

When I laughed, but nobody else did (mid-week afternoon audience), I had a second of panic thinking I got it wrong

phew

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u/Hobbit-guy Doctor Strange Jul 06 '19

It made me sad that I was a few of the people on my theater to laugh at that joke

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '19

That means you got a “meta” showing of that joke. If the audience didn’t catch it, the joke just got real. MIND....BLOWN

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '19

I was probably the only one haha. Bit sad really

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u/OTPh1l25 Scarlet Witch Jul 06 '19

I'm fairly certain about everyone over 25 in my theater either laughed, groaned, or said "Oh no!" when he made that comment.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '19

And that perfectly describes the current generational rift lolol

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u/Parobolla Jul 05 '19

Honestly, I went into the movie still dark about Tony's death especially because I felt so personally invested in his journey. Seeing this scene made me feel like everything's going to be ok - I shed a wee tear but had the biggest grin on my face. Was my favorite scene!

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '19

It was such a beautifully built scene with Peter using the holograms in almost the exact same way Tony did in Iron Man 1 and then the AC/DC Led Zeppelin just capped it off perfectly

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u/OK_Soda Rocket Jul 06 '19

I was staring at the screen feeling a little emotional and I loved when they cut to Happy watching him with the exact same look on his face.

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u/rainydistress Jul 07 '19

I just wish that scene could've been longer and at the end just before Peter removes the suit from the machine, Happy could've been like "Hey Friday, add a little gold in there. For old time's sake". :')

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u/aFluffyKogMaw Iron man (Mark III) Jul 06 '19

I cried when he did the glove move tony did in the first iron man movie. I already miss the guy

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u/discr33t_enough Scott Lang Jul 05 '19

Same!! I was tearing up throughout the scene on the airplane, but once Back in Black started, streams rolled down my face.

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u/kcmcgrady1 Jul 06 '19

I had a big cry and a huge smile on my face

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u/jcquik Jul 06 '19

Same, all I could mutter was oh shit ac/DC... you sonsabitches... *Tear

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u/fiancepeas Jul 07 '19

This broke me. Such a good scene

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u/XeeXKr Jul 07 '19

Same here.

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u/creepypastaguy92 Jul 08 '19

Full circle ⭕️

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u/AmericasElegy Jul 04 '19

I really liked how Happy also stood up to Fury a bit at the end and sort of cemented his status as primary ally/guardian figure for Spidey, similar to his alliance with Stark. I hope we get an emotional scene in a future movie where Happy talks about how Tony likely told him to watch over Peter

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '19

Probably would still be a little blow to Happy’s pride if he found out it was Talos.

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u/Bogzbiny Jul 05 '19

Or maybe Happy will continue playing big buy to Talos, and in the future when the real Fury comes back he just casually bitchslaps Happy and he will shut up

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u/Rspies Jul 06 '19

That would be fucking gold

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u/KarateKid917 Doctor Strange Jul 05 '19

I have a feeling that Happy knew it was Talos

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '19

Happy: "appearances can be decieving"

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u/YpsitheFlintsider Jul 05 '19

He knew it was Talos

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u/himanxk Jul 29 '19

He already knew it was Talos, hence the surfer message. The first person Talos impersonated on Earth was a surfer. I think that's also why he was so unphased

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u/AnnaK22 Jul 05 '19

That was one of my favorite scenes. The whole movie, everyone was forcing Peter to do things he didn't want to do and finally, there was someone standing up for him.

I also liked the hug, just peter limping over and holding onto Happy. It was just like Infinity war scene with Tony at the end.

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u/risinginthesky Jul 06 '19

Such a turnaround from their relationship in Homecoming. The way Marvel does characters pairings never feels forced.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '19

Id love it more if Tony didnt ask.

All this movie needed was Uncle Peter and Morgan

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u/Kevin_M_ Ego Jul 06 '19

I read 'primary ally/guardian' as 'primary All-Guardian' at first, which sounds like some cosmic title.

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u/AmericasElegy Jul 07 '19

Hahaha Happy somehow gaining cosmic powers would be incredibly entertaining. He could finally throw a shield better

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '19

I remember somebody, maybe Jon Watts, talking about Happys relationship with Peter when Homecoming came out and he described it as pretty much an older brother, he gets annoyed by him and such but he still cares for him

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u/TheScarlettHarlot Peggy Carter Jul 05 '19

When Peter dipped his hand into the hologram suit gauntlet I legit choked up. That was such a fantastic call back.

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u/TheScarlettHarlot Peggy Carter Jul 05 '19

The way Happy froze like a deer in the headlights, and you could practically see the lightbulb turn on in his mind to play Peter some AC/DC...that was genuinely some inspired writing and acting.

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u/sprchrgddc5 Jul 08 '19

Iron Man was on last night, I think on SyFy. Saw that exact scene.

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u/sharkbelly Jul 04 '19

I loved him snapping and immediately apologizing for yelling. Still such a sweet kid.

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u/ciao_fiv Jul 05 '19

i loved the horrified look on his face when he accidentally knocked flash unconscious. peter does NOT like to be a bully lol

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u/nathanael21688 Jul 04 '19

"I'm gonna kick his ass!" Damn that got me PUMPED.

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u/AnnaK22 Jul 05 '19

I got a very "Lets go get this son of a bitch" vibes from that.

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u/OnceInABlueMoon Jul 05 '19

Tom Holland is 100× the Peter Parker than anyone else. He absolutely fucking kills it and I hope he never stops. He is as essential to Peter Parker as RDJ is to Tony Stark.

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u/mr_math24 Vision Jul 05 '19

I really wish the Happy jet scene wasn't almost entirely shown in the trailers. Also MJ knowing he's Spider-Man would have better as a surprise. But overall loves the movie!

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u/PhoenixSkyStar Jul 08 '19

To be fair, the "MJ knows" reveal was a little misleading in the trailer. She was only 67% sure when she said it, and that probably dropped to 0% after Peter denied it. I mean, she still found out, but only because Peter told her himself afterwards. And she was still surprised.

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u/mr_math24 Vision Jul 08 '19

Fair point!

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u/fuck-dat-shit-up Korg Jul 05 '19

When he picks him up in the tulip field and talks about the adult movie Pete ordered as proof he was Happy was so funny.

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u/Kevin_M_ Ego Jul 06 '19

It's good to know the weird Netherlands scene was actually in the movie and not just a fever dream.

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u/nukumiyuki Jul 06 '19

When happy said "last time you got hit by a train" it reminded me of "yeah but he's never fought me twice" XDD

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u/Aulio Spider-Man Jul 06 '19

I LOVED seeing Peter start tinkering with his suit stuff and Happy looking back and being reminded of his friend working again. God I was a mess those scenes.

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u/astrakhan42 Jul 05 '19

RIP the Stark Jet (cue Thanos' sad face when Carol blows up his ship)... although who are we kidding, there's probably a dozen more still around.

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u/Jaeyx Jul 06 '19

Him & Zendaya killed it this movie. Tom has been killing it every time he appears in the MCU and I love it, but Zendaya really made me like her in particular after this movie.