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Spider-Man: Homecoming REVIEW
Spider-Man, in the franchises newest installment, emerges from the dust of the Battle of New York.

Spider-Man is one of the legacy super hero franchises in Western Culture, and Spider-Man: Homecoming is as densely packed as one would expect from a summer blockbuster. A story that picks up in the aftermath of the so-called Battle of New York, Adrian Toomes loses a government contract to cleanup the devastated city to mogul entrepreneur, Tony Stark – best known as Iron Man. Toomes in his search for vengeance retrains Chitauri technology in hopes to build and sell advanced weapons systems. In a story that encompasses a larger superhero universe, Peter Parker – Spider-Man – is swept up into greater acts of super hero prowess to thwart the dangerous designs of Adrian Toomes.
Watch and enjoy this hot take on Spider-Man: Homecoming, as it breaks down the eponymous superhero’s performance in one of the bigger fantastic/action releases of 2017, in another episode of YouTube’s Film EDERtorials presented by Andrew Eder.
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