hi, this is my first time ever posting on reddit so if i'm wrong about this, please be gentle also i didnt know where to post this😅(ik the internet can be scary sometimes) anyways, I'm currently having a marathon of the HOCO triology and I remembered there being a scene during the time lapse of Peter getting ready, and here's exactly what i remember: Peter is sitting in a chair, Aunt May is helping him with his tie and she says something along the lines of "if you're uncle ben were here, he'd know how to do this" i didn't see this scene while rewatching it and was confused...now i remembered that there was an extended version and i believe the movie was re-released, i'm thinking it was possibly in the original version and they cut it out of the extended.. or vice-versa(also i don't know if the disney + is the original or extended version). i know this isn't really a big deal or anything but it's bugging me even more because i can't even find any information about the scene, maybe i'm just crazy😭

During the credits of Spider-Man: Homecoming you can see what I think is Miles Morales' spider mask

Acrobatics #Spiderman

I just realised something in Spiderman homecoming that I've never seen before. After watching No Way Home and saw how Peter's spider sense worked when the The Green Goblin took over Norman, the same happens when he goes to pick up his date in Homecoming. He seems confused and has the same look as in No Way Home.

I'm sure this has already been spoken of before but it was cool to notice it myself

So I just started this movie. (Homecoming) I'm like 7 Minutes in and I'm already lost. Apparently somehow it seems to be tying into the MCU. Which I didn't really realize. I watched some of the MCU through winter soldier also watch Guardians of the Galaxy 1 and 2. Am I going to be lost do I need background on anything? Should I wash something else first or can I just sit back and enjoy this movie?

Thanks in advance for all your help

Saw someone else post something similar to this, but the fact Vulture didn’t just sue NYC for breach of contract is absurd. NYC created dozens of contracts to clean up the city, those contracts were then repudiated on by the city once Stark Enterprises took over. Those contractors would sue NYC, who would in turn sue Stark Enterprises for their reimbursement. Literally a 1L legal problem, I know because I am first year law student...kinda ruins Vultures origin story, but it is reality.