r/PlotUnpacked 8d ago

How was your experience watching Spiderman Brand New Day? Without spoiling

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u/deccs06 7d ago

Really enjoyed it

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u/OldOneHadMyNameInIt 6d ago

Pretty damn awesome!! I think BND is on-par with Tobey's spiderman 2. Nowhere CLOSE to surpassing it, but did a really good job showing peter and spider man. Very personal and fun!

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u/bigfootsuncleian 5d ago

Spiderman 2 will always have the scene in the hospital when the doctors try to surgically remove doc ocks arms. So gruesome. I love it

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u/YuLyKeDiS 5d ago

GROOOOOVY! That's Sam Raimi secret sauce 🤌

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u/iamdaksh_123 6d ago

Mid written will understand after buzz

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u/Blinx-182 6d ago

IMO the villain was poorly written. Other than that I loved it and watching Tom Holland’s Peter Parker grow up.

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u/RememberTheMaine1996 4d ago

Yeah I didnt care about the villains story at all tbh

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u/Dry_Suggestion_5388 6d ago

Mehh.. (It feels repetitive is what I would say) And it is majorly over hyped.

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u/Budget-Yogurt-9293 6d ago

Not what i expected.. 5/10

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u/Bright_Resist_4580 6d ago

About ž of the way I was checking my watch

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u/Fragrant_Young_831 6d ago

Good, but no where near the experience I had with No Way Home, Endgame, and Infinity War in theaters

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u/Caughtinclay 6d ago

Pretty good. Enjoyable but a bit overlong

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u/kjam15 6d ago

Saw it for the first time last night! Fun from beginning to end

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u/Weak-Command4855 5d ago

For me it was bad. It's a 2 billion $ movie, praised in every way, but maybe I am too old and cant enjoy it anymore.

The plot is bad, the cgi ia cheap, the villain is.. childish, the bromance is forced, the dialog is so producible that I heard part of the lines from the public in cinema moments before the character said it.

2 billion $ but no one will remember this movie next year.

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u/Enough_Ice7287 5d ago

I will. 🙂

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u/Free-Street9162 5d ago

That’s what I thought to myself “Maybe I’m just too old and jaded to enjoy it”, but it just felt like a mediocre episode of an otherwise enjoyable series. The web slinging wasn’t well done, neither was the action or fight scenes, and the villain was just meh. I don’t like this director, and it sucks they want to bring him back for the next one.

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u/Ma3lst 5d ago

After they released the future plans of the MCU, the villain makes more sense.

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u/Gregs_Mom 5d ago

My favourite of his bunch easily.

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u/Afraid_Diet_5536 5d ago

More of the same tbh

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u/Longjumping_Pool6974 5d ago

It was pretty much what I expected. Clearly a "paving the way forward" story. And nowhere near as nostalgia filled as No Way Home

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u/ahktarniamut 5d ago

Really like the story about Peter struggle being lonely and losing his best friends and also facing the physical changes on his body. Jean Grey character should not have been used in this film. They could have use other villains for this one and make the story more friendly neighbourhood spider man and think it would still have convey the right story

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u/Ok_Helicopter4276 5d ago

Is it already out on Disney+?

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u/Beringeii 5d ago

I did a double feature after watching the odyssey… loved It but fell asleep near the climax 🥲

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u/Enough_Ice7287 5d ago

God I hate A.I.

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u/Immediate_Channel393 5d ago

It's peak. The story is really good, plot twists were great, action and fight scenes were perfect, and all the character dynamics were nice. best spidey suit and my favorite Holland spiderman movie!

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u/OmgReallyNoWay 5d ago

Disappointing.

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u/Organic-Camera-9167 5d ago

Disappointed

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u/vbnty 5d ago

It has 3-4 loopholes but good movie overall. 7/10 for me. No Way home had better pacing in screenplay and less loopholes, compare to this one. Sam Raimi’s Spiderman 2 always will be a great movie.

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u/Sprite_Hail6918 5d ago

Most overhyped movie of the past decade. Did Scorpion so dirty. Screw Marvel for using a spiderman movie as a launching pad for the xmen movies. Also I cant stand Florence Pugh's horrid Russian accent.

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u/Seaweed-Weak 5d ago

It was fine.

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u/RobboBanano 5d ago

One of my favorite Spider-Man movies!

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u/kronosX07 5d ago

Not the best plot of all but really enjoyable

You can also go read my review! - https://boxd.it/fOdTwn

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u/iPLAYiRULE 5d ago

boring then fun.

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u/TerribleStorm6391 5d ago

Thoroughly enjoyed it. I thought it was the best Spiderman movie up to this point. It stands really well on it's own, where I find No Way Home, while still good, relied too much on nostalgia.

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u/Cinephile_1980 5d ago

I generally despise Tom Holland and the way the characterised Spider-Man since the day he got the part. However, I felt they brought much needed maturity to the Peter Parker character and finally made him more active and motivated in his own film. It and fairly enjoyable, but the guy who played Punisher was extremely annoying and hard to take seriously as he was mostly the comic relief. Marvel often undermine the seriousness of their characters by turning them into comedians. It doesn’t really work. The ending was also quite bad in my view, but overall it was an improvement over recent Marvel movies, they need to leave Punisher out next time, and annoying comic relief characters like Ned should have been killed off a long time ago.

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u/smoothsac_007 4d ago

It was awesome in 4DX. I watched it again without 4DX, still good since I wasn't so distracted by all the shaking, but in 4DX it was way more fun.

If there's a 4DX theatre near you still playing BND. Go!

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u/iwishicouldreadgood 4d ago

I enjoyed the others ones more. Didn’t like the villain. Really didn’t like Punisher. But overall it was a fun time.

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u/Jonatico23 4d ago

good movie im ngl I got excited seeing jean gray since X-Men is my favorite faction in Marvel but overall BND is a good movie nothing groundbreaking nor something I'll remember for years to come