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Wrong cover art from the display I purchased the black cover and received this one

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I love the movie but the cover isn’t the one that was displayed. There was no sign whatsoever either

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I found this really competed with Spider-Man: Homecoming for best live-action Spidey film. Far from Home is equivalent to an amusement park ride, just an onslaught of entertainment. The story takes a different path. Spider-Man/Peter Parker (Tom Holland), whose past films have been intertwined with New York City, finds himself on a trip across Europe, resulting in some really scenic visuals. (There is one scene in the Netherlands that is just superb.) Also Peter Parker is on a higher tier of crime fighting, and it's a decent story arc as he has to deal with it. There are a couple of moments where this movie did some surprising things. Dealing with the events from Infinity War and Endgame is done surprisingly well. Be sure to watch through the entire credits. Trust me. The entire film, like the last one, is pretty funny. More time is spent focusing on Peter's classmates and other supporting cast and they all really shine. At times, the high school rom-com part of this movie can dominate the superhero part, and I really didn't mind. Also glad we got Happy Hogan, who continues to sort of be Spider-Man's handler, and I'm glad that Jon Favreau's still willing to play the role given his busy directing career. As with most MCU movies, the effects and visuals really stand out. There are a couple fights that are fairly different from past Marvel films. I'm both surprised and pleased that they managed to translate Mysterio's costume to film, dome helmet, eye-pyramid cape clasps, . It's just that superhero films have historically cared less about accurately maintaining villain outfits and between this and Aqua Man, it's nice to see a change. I honestly feel this ties with Homecoming for best live-action film. This is a lighter film, and I honestly can't say this was most experimental or deepest in tone or message. But, this is a movie that just wants to be fun, and it really does that.

After Endgame, I wondered what could be next and this movie definitely didn't disappoint! I love superhero movies that, even though they're still fantastical and obviously fictitious, explain themselves and aren't so fantastical that they're completely unbelievable. This one fit that bill to a "T". At first I wasn't sure about Mysterio and I knew that there had to be a catch and when he showed his true colors it made me like him a lot! I have to admit: I LOVE Jake Gyllenhaal and Tom Holland and I'd probably watch them in anything at least once, but I'm so glad I've purchased this and will definitely watch it again and again! Another thing: I'm pleasantly surprised by Zendaya's character development and acting chops! She's not a damsel in distress like Kirsten Dunst was in the last Spider-Man trilogy (sorry, didn't even bother with the last set made with Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone) and the relationship between her and Tom Holland seems plausible and like a match made in reality, but not "in heaven" (i.e. perfect and squeaky clean). Gah. Just watch this movie. You won't be sorry!

Im a big fan of the MCU and admittedly sometimes a bit of a sucker for these sorts of flicks. Maybe by some standards this isn't a 5* film but I had a blast watching it and really isn't that what these sorts of movies are all about? Tom Holland continues to show why many consider him to be the best Spider Man ever. But as good as he is, he still isn't quite as impressive as Jake Gyllenhaal. Gyllenhaal is amazing as Mysterio. I knew a little about the character from the comics but still didnt know which was Mysterios allegiances were going to break. On second viewing, seeing it all with the perspective of knowing where is goes is just as satisfying as the first time. Marvel continues to set the bar for these sorts of films once again with incredible, off the charts production value. The movie is shot beautifully. But I have to specifically point out a couple of illusion sequences that are mind bending. Not just the quality of the CGI but the wonderfully imagined sequences are executed to perfection. Highly recommend to any MCU fan, but I think anyone can enjoy this high flying adventure without knowing the greater cinematic universe.

You may never have a vacation quite like Peter Parker does in this movie, but his latest outing as Spider-Man is well worth the price of admission. Here, Parker is suffering a little under the weight of being seen as Tony Stark's superhero successor, and even he isn't sure he can handle the task--until the revelations of the mysterious "Mysterio", one Quentin Beck, force him to take action. It's a rollicking ride across Europe as Spider-Man races to separate fact from fiction, and save his friends (and the rest of the world) from potential destruction, and the epilogue and subsequent coda serve as a one-two punch that will have you thirsting for more. It's a great movie, but apart from from the fact that it isn't available in 3D (which was how I saw it in theaters), the only issue I had with the disc is that it tried to play everything--including all the bonus material right after the movie, without sending me back to the main menu first. But that's a minor issue compared with the actual content, which includes a short feature with scenes from the original TV ads, that serves to enhance the overall package. This is one vacation trip you'll want to take.

The Infinity Saga came to a thunderous and LOTR level conclusion that few movies prior attempted, much less succeeded at capturing. What can Marvel possibly do to follow it up? Wisely they chose to not even come close to attempting Infinity War/Endgame bombastics, and gave us something ground level/masquerading as epic. If Iron Man through Endgame are the novel, then Far From Home is the Epilogue. A small story that serves to nicely wrap-up the Saga while teasing what is to come. The nice thing here, is you can end your MCU journey with Endgame and don't have to have this movie, but if you do get it, you'll get a glimpse into the world that Avengers saved, and honestly the Saga is better for it, but not worse without it. The one complaint I have is that, like a lot of the "stand-alone" films that have come out post-Avengers 1, this movie is so entwined with the MCU that you will be lost without the previous MCU movies. With that said, this one isn't quite as beholden to the MCU as Homecoming was, but that's still barely the case. Where this film wins is in the same things that have made past good Spider-man films work, it focuses on the character of Peter, and how he relates to his other characters. The fact that he is Spider-man, is secondary to Peter's relationships with Ned, MJ, Aunt May, Happy, and Gordon Beck. Also, Jake Gyllenhaal is gives a wonderfully surprising performance. I was skeptical as it has seemed like his previous work has started to lean towards the more heavy, angsty roles, but Beck is fun, and twisted. You understand his plight, he wants to be special and make an impact on a grander stage than what he seems destined for, but clearly took away the wrong message from The Incredibles and became a monster. I like to how, just like with Homecoming, this villain doesn't have significant connection to Peter (a la, Peter did something that in effect created this character). He was long on the road to villainy long before Peter got in his way. This is refreshing since so many comic book villains, especially in movies now, seem to have this forced personal connection to the hero in order to spark the path to evil. Overall, this is a fun, funny and surprisingly simple film that doesn't take itself too seriously, but also doesn't try to humorous just for the sake of being humorous.

This of course is one of the best Spider-Man films I have seen in a long time, it beats the rest by a long shot! On top of that this steel book is great for any collector, the front and back artwork on the steel book look even better than the pictures shown of the product. I would highly recommend getting this 4k, Bluray and Digital steel book combination for two reasons, It looks great, comes with 3 copies technically, looks great, and plus 4k is going to be incorporated more with technology now so might be time to start adding the new 4k's to your collection. But only get 4k's if they come in a set like this and only if they are "new movies," would not recommend updating your entire DVD, and Bluray library with all 4k's because movies made before bluray and 4k were not rendered for that kind of pixel density so stick to what you have and only get movies in 4k if they have been released 2018 to whatever the present is when you read this review. 8k will happen but we won't worry about that now. So all in all get this movie, it's great.

This movie does a great job answering some of the questions a lot of us had after Avengers Endgame. I appreciate how Marvel keeps the narrative going. It is also a pleasure to see Nick Fury and Maria Hill given a lot of screen time. But, ultimately, this IS a Spiderman movie. I always enjoyed Toby Maguire's take on the character, Tom Holland seems to better capture the teenage insecurities and anxieties, despite being in his early 20's. The travel story and interplay with his classmates is the best part of the movie. Also, his early scenes with Jake Gyllenhaal resonate. And it is always a treat to see Marisa Tomei. Yes, there are big action set pieces and they are ok. But the battles in these movies get a hit repetitious in all honesty. Still, I was very entertained and that is what matters at the end of the day. Good pricing on this - regular Bluray, digital copy for on the go (get a Vudu account and link this. Doesn't cost anything) and a 4k copy for when I upgrade to a 4k player.

+++Warning, this contains spoilers from Homecoming and Endgame, but no major Far From Home giveaways.+++ This picks up months after Endgame when the world knows Iron Man, Black Widow, Vision and (thinks) Captain America are all dead. The snap is referred to in the movie as "the blip", because the people who were snapped out of existence came back in the same place they were, instantaneously as far as they were concerned. May (who of course learned Peter's secret at the end of Homecoming) and Peter are using his identity as Spiderman for charitable fundraising, and he is getting ready to go on a summer trip to Europe with his class and has an entire plan to tell MJ how he feels about her. In the process, Peter gets sucked into a mission from Nick Fury, involving the character Mysterio, played by Jake Gyllenhall. I will not say too much about the movie itself to keep from giving too much away, even though the trailer gave away a lot both with footage that ended up in the movie, as well as footage that was cut. Buy, I will say it strikes a good tone of mourning the events of Endgame and the comedic elements from the first movie. The writing and acting were again great, and it sets up a lot of what is to come. For those who get the 4k blu-ray, the movie looks and sounds great as you would expect. The extras include previews that play after the disc loads before the main menu pops up. There are some different previews on the 4k disc vs. the regular blu-ray disc which has all the other extras on it. Then there are deleted/alternate scenes, a gag reel and multiple behind the scenes and making-of clips. About a little over an hour's worth of material all totaled. Overall, it is a great continuation of the MCU storyline. Thankfully, the spat between Sony and Disney was resolved so Spiderman stays in the MCU because the movie was clearly setting up a direction for the character which would have had to been scrapped if Marvel lost the rights again. I definitely recommend it.

Until now the Sam Raimi ones got Spider-Man right the most. I had a problem at first with MJ being an outcast named Michelle and not a redhead. However, to me Kirsten Dunst’s was too awful and changeable. Zendaya’s MJ has grown on me because she’s less conceited. While her scenes with Peter are more cute and funny. Than how stand offish MJ could be in Spider-Man 2 and 3 to Peter. While the Mysterio scenes just blew me away and definitely do him justice. Jake Gyllenhaal did an excellent job. All the Iron Man tributes will make fans happy as well. The whole school trip idea sounded lame to me though. Then you have Peter trying to avoid his hero duties, just to get closer to MJ. Also to relax after all the Infinity Stone drama. However, Spider-Man Far From Home just might be the best Spider-Man. The last one was good but over-rated. It just felt like a light introduction to me. This film definitely made a better impression on me.

It must be said that this is the film that finally sees Peter Parker/ Spider-Man set himself apart from Iron Man and take some responsibility. I’m glad Sony and Marvel worked out another deal, because this movie would’ve become pointless otherwise. There is great humor, loads of entertaining characters in a class trip setting, and Peter must balance his superhero life with his class trip/ love life. It felt like watching an episode of Spectacular Spider-Man. All I will say about Mysterio is that they nailed his visual illusions so well. If you like Spider-Man, this is for you!

I wasn't sure that taking Spider-Man away from NYC would work, but I was wrong. I had a blast watching this film. I won't get into the plot because I feel the less you know, the better. The 4K HDR presentation here (in Dolby Vision) is amazing. I can confidently say it was shot digitally without even looking it up. There is no film grain to be found on this disc...and I do like film grain, actually. But this disc provides a clean, crisp 4K image. Detail is abundant. Plenty of color and high contrast...it's a real treat to watch. The sound quality is no slouch, either. The Dolby Atmos track will have you in the middle of the action. When Mysterio is talking you hear his voice above you in some scenes. This is one to definitely add to your 4K collection. Oh, and I love the 4K slipcover. Very nice!

Without spoiling anything, the film is tremendously good. It’s entrenched in the mythos of the MCU and all the better for it. Not quite what I’d expected but so much better than I’d imagined. The Bonus Features are better than average for an MCU film. Most of Marvel’s recent home releases feel like a perfunctory effort in this regard. Here, there are nine featurettes that are lengthy enough to constitute a healthy behind the scenes look at Far From Home and it doesn’t stop there. There’s a gag reel, deleted scenes, Previz comparison sequences, Easter egg promo, a short film, and more. I would’ve enjoyed a couple commentary tracks, especially one that brought together the younger cast members to recount their experiences. I’m happy with what we got but that would’ve made me a bit happier.

Spider-Man Far From Home is a great return to form and continuation of the Spider-Man Homecoming, as well as Avenger's Endgame. Peter Parker is set to go on a European school trip following the events of Endgame while an evil force threatens to ruin both his trip and endanger millions of lives. The story and comedy are great and lead to an ending that has you waiting to see what happens next. The UHD 4K presentation is great though it is a little soft from being a 2K transfer like so many 4K UHD films today. But the Dolby Vision version of the film is amazing with great color accuracy and a good amount of detail. The Dolby Atmos track is okay but lacks a lot bass that really should be there. All around this is a great movie and worth picking up in it's current premium form.

I can’t say enough good things about this movie. Great story, great acting, and the special effects are without equal. I would highly recommend this movie to any fan of the genre. A sequel that is as good (if not better) than the original. My only gripe is that I feel it would have helped the storyline if Spider-Man had tongue kissed Mysterio in his mouth. Perhaps a little but play between Nick Fury and that fat Chinese kid would have helped the pacing too. Also, I don’t think it would be too much to ask if all the male characters would have played with their wieners but maybe I’m being to picky. Anyways, great movie.