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What We NEED To See In Spider- Man Homecoming. The reviews are in for Spider- Man Homecoming (which hits theaters July 7, 2. The film is currently sitting pretty at 9. Rotten Tomatoes. This is a huge relief, as Spidey fans have had a bumpy ride the past few years.

Between the disastrous Spider- Man 3, the ho- hum Amazing Spider- Man, and the trainwreck Amazing Spider- Man 2, things have been pretty sucky for Peter Parker for a while, and a far cry from director Sam Raimi’s Spider- Man and Spider- Man 2. So while we anxiously await Homecoming, we still have a few things that make us fidgety. A reboot of a classic character brings with it a host of expectations and predictions about what the new film (from director Jon Watts) starring Tom Holland will entail. And we have a whole checklist of things we wanna see happen in Homecoming–elements that casual fans and non- comic readers wouldn’t notice if they were missing, but will feel like glaring omissions to Marvel Zombies. We have some expectations, and we’re not shy about airing them. And we’re hoping that they’ll come to fruition. With that in mind, here are 1.

NEED to see in Spider- Man: Homecoming to have it pass the ultimate Spider- Fan seal of approval. Let’s get to it. 1. Have Peter Design His Own Suit and Gear. To help expedite Spider- Man’s inclusion in Captain America: Civil War, the script moved things along by having Tony Stark gift Peter Parker a Spider- Man suit, therefore creating a connection between the characters and cutting down on exposition. While that was effective, one of Parker’s greatest attributes is his studious mind–and creating his own suit and web- shooters is a key component of his mythology. And if we’re going to have a Spider- Man that can exist outside the Avengers, he needs to learn to make his own stuff in Spider- Man Homecoming. It appears this is foreshadowed in the trailer–with Stark taking away Peter’s suit after the two have a disagreement, and that’s just fine with us.

A little assist now and then is fine, but Parker is at his best when he goes it alone. Michael Keaton As The Best Marvel Villain They say a hero is only as good as his villain–and Spider- Man has the best rogues gallery in Marvel Comics. Given that the MCU movies have been decidedly deficient in the evil adversary department (excluding Loki, or course), Homecoming is the perfect film to help balance the good and evil scales. And it all starts with Michael Keaton as The Vulture. Keaton is certainly an inspired choice for the role: he’s played a superhero as Batman, and he made a film (Birdman) that pretty much took a dump on the superhero genre, exposing its clichés and the negative effects taking on such a role might pose for someone who views themselves as a “serious actor.”In many ways, his role as The Vulture feels like a response to Birdman. Perhaps Keaton can have his cake and eat it too, reentering the comic book genre on his own terms and on the other side of the law. He has a flair for playing bad guys just as much as he does heroes, and we can’t way to see him pull out all the stops as a worthy adversary to Spider- Man. Marisa Tomei’s Aunt May.

One of the most surprising casting choices in Spider- Man: Homecoming was Marisa Tomei as Peter Parker’s doting Aunt May. May has always been an elderly character in the comics–somewhat frail and silver- haired. And while her onscreen incarnations (played by Rosemary Harris in the Raimi films and Sally Fields in the Amazing series) weren’t as meek, they looked the part of senior citizens. Tomei may be 5. 2, but she doesn’t look it, and her youthful, vibrant May potentially presents a whole new scope for the character, more capable of keeping tabs on and keeping up with her nephew (and maybe even get in on the crimefighting fun) than her predecessors. We hope that she’s utilized effectively, illustrating just why director Jon Watts felt she was appropriate for the role. Make it Peter’s Movie–Not Just A Buddy Film With Iron Man. Watch Collateral Online on this page. As we mentioned above, Tony Stark was the primary catalyst for Spider- Man’s inclusion in Civil War–recruiting everyone’s favorite web- slinger by sweet talking him and providing a sweet suit.

And we’ve already seen several photos and clips showing Iron Man has a sizable presence in Homecoming. While that’s all well and good–a little bit of Stark goes a long way. Downey Jr’s presence in the MCU is seismic; he’s the sun that all the other characters orbit. But in truth, it would have been Spider- Man inhabiting that role if Marvel Studios had the sole rights to the character at the time. What we’re trying to say is that Spider- Man is numero- uno in Marvel’s roster, and he needs some autonomy here. Peter Parker needs to own his film and we hope that Iron Man is used sparingly–not overbearingly.

Give Us A Venom Easter Egg. Venom hasn’t had the easiest transition from comics to film. He seemed like an afterthought in Sam Raimi’s Spider- Man 3, so fans aren’t totally won over by the prospect of a standalone Venom movie, especially after Sony’s mishandling the last Spider- franchise.

That perception has improved, however, after it was announced that Bane himself, Tom Hardy, would play the role, in a possible R- rated installment. This would make bridging the worlds of Marvel’s kid- friendly aesthetic and a dark Venom film tricky–but even a brief tease that the two exist in the same universe would be a blast (Spider- Man star Tom Holland is certainly excited by this possibility, while Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has been more dismissive of the two crossing paths). So here’s hoping we get some sort of Venom teaser or reference in Spider- Man: Homecoming–even if it’s a blink- and- you- might- miss- it moment. A Stan Lee Cameo For The Ages.

Spider- Man is Stan Lee’s most iconic and lasting creation, and he’s cameoed in every Spider- related film since Sam Raimi’s 2. Spider- Man. So a brief appearance in this year’s Spider- Man: Homecoming is an absolute must. The Marvel films have had to up the ante of every Lee cameo (the comic scribe has appeared in 3. Marvel related film and television projects so far), finding more hysterical and outlandish ways to squeeze him into memorable comedic sequences. So director Jon Watts has his work cut out for him in creating the next classic clip featuring everyone’s favorite big kid (the stripper DJ in Deadpool may prove impossible to beat, however). Given this is the film that will (hopefully) put Peter Parker back on track, having his “dad” there to celebrate the occasion with his greatest cinematic appearance to date would be the icing on the cake.

Netflix Shout- out. Ever since Daredevil debuted on Netflix back in 2. MCU. And despite additional series like Luke Cage, Jessica Jones and Iron Fist, we’ve had no connective tissue, save for the continuing references to “the incident” (i. Loki and The Chitauri’s NYC battle with The Avengers in The Avengers). And even that’s getting fairly tedious and unsatisfying.

With the upcoming Defenders series, the timing is as good as any for a link between both universes–so why not get a shout- out from the New Yorkiest NYC hero in Marvel history? Parker is synonymous with the city and is its stalwart defender, but he could always use an assist from other costumed vigilantes out to make the Big Apple safer. With a hint from Marvel Studios Kevin Feige that these worlds will cross eventually, could Homecoming at least plant the seed?

Spider- Man Goes Seinfeld. Before you dismiss this as just a randomly weird suggestion, consider this: one of the most memorable storylines on Seinfeld was the two- part episode The Cadillac, where Jason Alexander’s nebbish, neurotic alter- ego George Constanza pursues an affair with actress Marisa (Aunt May) Tomei. Things didn’t work out (when Tomei discovers Constanza is engaged she punches him out), but it would be a fun riff on their relationship to have Alexander cameo as Parker’s late Uncle Ben.