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5 minutes in and there is a mixed race lesbian marriage proposal. The head of the Spanish intelligence is female, the badass Columbian female agent who has no problem absorbing punches and beating up much larger men sometimes multiple at once. There are a lot of badass females in general scattered about. A script so generic, cliché and unoriginal it's probably A.I. written. The acting is average but the action scenes if you can call them that are so boring and bland it's not even worth watching for that. The car chase scenes are slow and uneventful. Really nothing here worth watching in my opinion.
Slight distractions of wokeness on the spider web
After seeing this movie and putting my thoughts on the backburner I have this to say. I have not seen an MCU film since the film’s prequel and as a whole not since Avengers: Endgame, mainly because of how woke it is becoming. That being said, this film is less woke than its contemporaries. Since MJ is still portrayed by the actress as prior films, race switching was unavoidable and some leaders of color are treated with respect compared to others; although, there is intersectionality regarding race and gender when it comes to female leaders. Hypocritically, outside of the Hulk, Spider-Man, Punisher and Ned, not every male character gets a chance to be seen outside of a narrow view. In general, some feminist superiority is shown when it comes to leaders and MJ’s role in handling Peter’s emotional turmoil when she comes back into his life. I won’t spoil much, but feminist power also makes a major plot point and there is talk of how one should not let other people’s views of her powers make her a monster or not. Aside from that, the film is enjoyable as far as Peter’s heroics and plot are concerned. His actor gets a chance to shine to play the role of either Peter or Spider-Man in the long line of films that explore what it means to be either one of the other.
That transman/woman thingy named Doris is painful to look at. Good thing she didn't have much screen time in here.
I'm seriously tired of the "woman" that looks like a trans named Doris, "women power" = "tear off parts of your dress," & cross-species marriages/romances.