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A young Peter Parker/Spider-Man (Tom Holland), who made his sensational debut in Captain America: Civil War, begins to navigate his newfound identity as the web-slinging super hero. Thrilled by his experience with the Avengers, Peter returns home, where he lives with his Aunt May (Marisa Tomei), under the watchful eye of his new mentor Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.). Peter tries to fall back into his normal daily routine – distracted by thoughts of proving himself to be more than just your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man – but when the Vulture (Michael Keaton) emerges as a new villain, everything that Peter holds most important will be threatened. Review: Spider-Man begins again. Again. - A new Spider-Man movie. As with 2012's the Amazing Spider-Man, this is a totally fresh take on him shorn of any connections to previous Spider-Man. But unlike that, this one does take place in the same fictional Universe as Marvel comics movies such as those with Captain America, Iron Man, and the Avengers. Thus familiarity with those will help. Especially with last year's Captain America: Civil War. As this shows what happens to Spider-Man after events in that. Peter has to balance school life with superhero life. With pining after the seemingly unattainable girl. With dealing with bullies. And his gig with the Avengers not being quite all he hoped it would be. Meantime, construction crew boss Adrian Toomes has spied an opportunity, and is making money from it. In the role of the Vulture. He and Peter are about to meet, and their worlds will never be the same again... Whilst I liked previous Spider-Man films for what they were, this does the character a power of good by putting him in an established and recognisable cinematic universe. And it's all the better for it. Yet it does keep all that on the sides with cameos and references, and keeps the focus firmly on Spider-Man himself. Which is the right way to go. It also gives us what the previous films didn't. Peter's high school years. All superbly portrayed. Tom Holland is as brilliant in the role as he was in Civil War, and he is surrounded by an excellent supporting cast for these scenes, which do balance character drama with humour superbly. Michael Keaton is also great as Toomes. And it's nice to get a villain who isn't someone who got powers in a lab accident and has gone on a crazed revenge quest, rather one with very believable motivations. It's also nice not to have to go through Spider-Man's origin story once again. The best Spider-Man film ever. Huge entertainment. Well worth a watch. There's an extra scene in the middle of the end credits. And one at the very end as well. They are worth waiting for. Possibly. The dvd has the following language and subtitle options: Languages: English, French, German, Turkish. Subtitles: English, Arabic, Dutch, French, German, Turkish. It begins with an anti piracy ad, which can be skipped via the next button on the dvd remote. It has the usual flyer with code to download copy of the film to a digital device. Extras: Searching for Spider-Man: a seven minute overview of the film and it's production. As short as these usually are, but manages to get a lot in and is really a great watch. Jon Watts: head of the class: four minutes about the director. Not as much detail as the above, but not bad and worth a watch. Spider-Man: homecoming VR Trailer. A two minute long trailer for a virtual reality Spider-Man game. Some good Tom Holland scenes but not enough of the VR section. A look at Marvel's Spider-Man playstation four: a two minute long feature and clips about another Spider-Man game. A short but interesting watch. Review: Tom Hollands movie. - My disc arrived bang on time and I watched it immediately.It is a lovely movie in all departments.It is a back to basics take on the iconic hero and is more like the original comic book character I have loved since 1964.Much better than the pofaced last couple of movies.Michael Keaton is brilliant as the bad guy The Vulture who makes money selling weapons from alien bits and bobs left behind from the Captain America Civil War battles.Robert Downey makes the most of his small appearances and is not quite as annoying as usual playing Tony Stark more than Iron Man.But make no mistake this is the young Tom Hollanders movie from the start as Peter Parker/Spider Man.An absolute joy of a performance.You believe in him as a 15 year old awkward schoolboy and as a budding super hero.The action is great with the standout sequence being on the Washington Monument.Overall it is more of a coming of age movie rather than a fully fledged super hero movie like the Avengers but that will be for future movies.A real enjoyable watch.There are also loads of extras to keep everyone who likes that sort of thing happy.










| ASIN | B073Q3NLQZ |
| Actors | Jon Favreau, Marisa Tomei, Michael Keaton, Robert Downey Jr., Tom Holland |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 - 1.85:1 |
| Audio Description: | English |
| Best Sellers Rank | 1,135 in DVD & Blu-ray ( See Top 100 in DVD & Blu-ray ) 81 in Fantasy (DVD & Blu-ray) 180 in Science Fiction (DVD & Blu-ray) 336 in Action & Adventure (DVD & Blu-ray) |
| Customer reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (35,105) |
| Director | Jon Watts |
| Dubbed: | French, German, Turkish |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer | No |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer reference | 5035822229136 |
| Media Format | Subtitled |
| Number of discs | 1 |
| Producers | Amy Pascal, Kevin Feige |
| Product Dimensions | 13.5 x 1.5 x 19 cm; 80 g |
| Rated | Suitable for 12 years and over |
| Release date | 20 Nov. 2017 |
| Run time | 2 hours and 8 minutes |
| Studio | Sony Pictures Home Entertainment |
| Subtitles: | Arabic, Dutch, English, French, German, Turkish |
P**R
Spider-Man begins again. Again.
A new Spider-Man movie. As with 2012's the Amazing Spider-Man, this is a totally fresh take on him shorn of any connections to previous Spider-Man. But unlike that, this one does take place in the same fictional Universe as Marvel comics movies such as those with Captain America, Iron Man, and the Avengers. Thus familiarity with those will help. Especially with last year's Captain America: Civil War. As this shows what happens to Spider-Man after events in that. Peter has to balance school life with superhero life. With pining after the seemingly unattainable girl. With dealing with bullies. And his gig with the Avengers not being quite all he hoped it would be. Meantime, construction crew boss Adrian Toomes has spied an opportunity, and is making money from it. In the role of the Vulture. He and Peter are about to meet, and their worlds will never be the same again... Whilst I liked previous Spider-Man films for what they were, this does the character a power of good by putting him in an established and recognisable cinematic universe. And it's all the better for it. Yet it does keep all that on the sides with cameos and references, and keeps the focus firmly on Spider-Man himself. Which is the right way to go. It also gives us what the previous films didn't. Peter's high school years. All superbly portrayed. Tom Holland is as brilliant in the role as he was in Civil War, and he is surrounded by an excellent supporting cast for these scenes, which do balance character drama with humour superbly. Michael Keaton is also great as Toomes. And it's nice to get a villain who isn't someone who got powers in a lab accident and has gone on a crazed revenge quest, rather one with very believable motivations. It's also nice not to have to go through Spider-Man's origin story once again. The best Spider-Man film ever. Huge entertainment. Well worth a watch. There's an extra scene in the middle of the end credits. And one at the very end as well. They are worth waiting for. Possibly. The dvd has the following language and subtitle options: Languages: English, French, German, Turkish. Subtitles: English, Arabic, Dutch, French, German, Turkish. It begins with an anti piracy ad, which can be skipped via the next button on the dvd remote. It has the usual flyer with code to download copy of the film to a digital device. Extras: Searching for Spider-Man: a seven minute overview of the film and it's production. As short as these usually are, but manages to get a lot in and is really a great watch. Jon Watts: head of the class: four minutes about the director. Not as much detail as the above, but not bad and worth a watch. Spider-Man: homecoming VR Trailer. A two minute long trailer for a virtual reality Spider-Man game. Some good Tom Holland scenes but not enough of the VR section. A look at Marvel's Spider-Man playstation four: a two minute long feature and clips about another Spider-Man game. A short but interesting watch.
D**S
Tom Hollands movie.
My disc arrived bang on time and I watched it immediately.It is a lovely movie in all departments.It is a back to basics take on the iconic hero and is more like the original comic book character I have loved since 1964.Much better than the pofaced last couple of movies.Michael Keaton is brilliant as the bad guy The Vulture who makes money selling weapons from alien bits and bobs left behind from the Captain America Civil War battles.Robert Downey makes the most of his small appearances and is not quite as annoying as usual playing Tony Stark more than Iron Man.But make no mistake this is the young Tom Hollanders movie from the start as Peter Parker/Spider Man.An absolute joy of a performance.You believe in him as a 15 year old awkward schoolboy and as a budding super hero.The action is great with the standout sequence being on the Washington Monument.Overall it is more of a coming of age movie rather than a fully fledged super hero movie like the Avengers but that will be for future movies.A real enjoyable watch.There are also loads of extras to keep everyone who likes that sort of thing happy.
Z**)
A lighter more fun Spiderman here...and so it should be!
Tom Holland is an excellent Spiderman - my fave since Toby Mcquire - but where Mcguire captures the vainer self indulgent, more artistic and romantic side of the character, I think Tom is a nice foil as he is the lighter, comic, teenager version that is that little bit more open to what the world has in store for him. We also new tom was fab from Civil War - such a brilliant intro. If not seen - do not read on from here......... Now here's the but you knew from my opening sentence was going to happen - 'but' the film is not quite a five star experience because of what I have already mentioned. Spiderman, like superman has got alot holding it back as a franchise, and you feel this burden if you are any kind of super hero fan. What is great here is that the directors and producers have done their best to lighten the load and given a snapshot of the character here without feeling they have to start from scratch - like the Matrix, the story works because you are stepping into a world as apposed to having to go though what we already now know about the character. I like the wit of the script and irony of vulture being acted out by oscar winner Birdman himself....really well i might add - and the ending was also really sweet - loved how the vulture stays human really - instead of trying to be more super villain he actually helps protect Peters identity - he 's a villain who's just a bloke - be he has a moral spectrum in the end....a really nice twist. Effects are very good - and theres a lovely pace to this entertaining film. Much better than the last two spiderman films, and nicely attuned to the marvel universe. Id still say that Guardians and Dr Strange are my faves from Marvel so far - closely followed by Civil War, Ant Man and Captain america, but this is a quality film too..
L**N
One of the better movies of 2017
I really enjoyed this movie a lot more than I expected, I was expecting a repeat of the same old Spider-Man story that we have all see and read too many times before and in fact have got bored off. How ever this in a new fresh start to spiderman in which classic action sequences happen early on within the movie. The movie to me feels a lot like stranger things and that is still fresh at the moment. For me it was one of the better blockbusters of 2017. The UHD is not ultra sharp and only marginal improvement in contrast, however the use of HDR is very good. The sound is also a very enjoyable experience that is a very good mix. Overall one of the better movies of 2017 and although not the sharpest UHD transfers the HDR makes it a serious improvement over the blu ray.
C**I
Forse Marvel dovrebbe imparare qualcosa da Sony, almeno per quanto riguarda la distribuzione in formato bluray. Al contrario dei dischi senza nemmeno un minimo di grafica messi dentro alle steelbook plasticose a cui ci siamo ormai abituati, in questo caso è tutto molto curato. Il film non è male (nemmeno un capolavoro), in linea con la media del MCU. I contenuti speciali sono abbondanti, interessanti, e ben fatti. Molto apprezzabile soprattutto la modalità di visione che propone curiosità e commenti durante la visione del film - una feature che potrebbe giustificare da sola l'acquisto del bluray e che dovrebbe essere integrata più spesso almeno nelle edizioni speciali. C'è persino un fumetto nel box: niente di clamoroso, ma era da parecchio che non vedevo qualcosa di "tangibile" e cartaceo in un bluray. Due note negative: il "magnete esclusivo" sembra una sorpresa da uovo di pasqua, con tanto calamita incollata male (l'ho attaccato distrattamente ad un pannello di metallo, e mentre guardavo il film si è staccato cadendo a terra e rompendosi), ed il secondo disco "bonus" è abbastanza inutile (i contenuti interessanti sono tutti nel primo) quindi chi non è interessato alla steelbook può tranquillamente acquistare la versione base.
R**E
Ich muss zugeben, ich war Feuer und Flamme als ich hörte dass Kevin Feige mit Sony den Spidey-Deal ausgehandelt hatte. Spider-Man gehört einfach in das Marvel Cinematic Universe. Seine Abwesenheit hat sich immer falsch angefühlt. Und nach der Amazing Spider-Man-Schlappe (welche ich nie gesehen habe) hatte Amy Pascal wohl ein „Einsehen“. Ich denke, wäre es nicht mit dem Hintergrund des MCUs, das zweite Reboot wäre vermutlich wieder gescheitert und einer der beliebtesten Superhelden wäre für immer im Hollywood-Fegefeuer der lieblosen Remakes und Reboots gefangen geblieben. Zum Glück kam alles anders. Story im Groben: Peter Parker alias Spider-Man ist noch immer geflasht vom „Civil War“ der Avengers, bei welchem er ordentlich mitmischen durfte. Seither kümmern ihn sein Schulalltag und das Image der freundlichen Spinne aus der Nachbarschaft nur noch wenig. Er will in der Championsleague mitmachen. Doch Idol und Mentor Tony Stark will Peter weitgehend aus den Weltuntergangs-Missionen der Avengers raushalten und sieht es lieber das Spidey sich um die „Kleinen Leute“ kümmert. Das ist dem Jungspund natürlich nicht genug und so will sich der pubertäre Schüler beweisen wodurch er alsbald die Kreise des Diebes und Waffenschiebers AdrianToomes alias „The Vulture“ stört und die Dinge außer Kontrolle geraten… Meine Meinung: Ich mag die Raimi-Trilogie sehr, auch wenn sie ein paar dämliche und überdrehte Momente hat. Dennoch hat sie Charme und fühlt sich wie eine Comic-Verfilmung an. Die Amazing Spider-Man-Reihe habe ich nie gesehen da sie mir von Grund auf unsympathisch war. Und auch wenn Spider-Man 2 vermutlich für immer mein liebster Spidey-Streifen bleiben wird- Tom Holland`s Spider-Man ist die bislang mit Abstand sympathischste Verkörperung des Superhelden. Ja, Peter ist ein pubertäres Kiddy und macht allerhand kindischen und unvernünftigen Unfug und quasselt am laufenden Band- aber ich seh da kein Problem drin. Im Grunde verhält er sich seinem Alter entsprechend. Und je nachdem wie viele Filme mit Holland-Man noch kommen bietet sich hier die einmalige Gelegenheit Peter Parker vom euphorischen Teenie zum ernstzunehmenden Superhelden heranwachsen zu sehen, was ich grandios finde. So stört es auch kaum das viele der bekannteren Figuren entweder gar nicht vorkommen oder eine Frischzellenkur erfahren haben. Tante May ist nun ein jüngeres Fabrikat- kann ich mit leben, MJ ist irgendwie nicht mehr MJ… Aber kann ich auch noch verkraften (wobei ich sie null leiden konnte). Flash Thompson ist jetzt hispanischer Abstammung. Harry Osborne und Gwen Stacy fehlen… Dafür haben wir nun den speckigen und nerdigen Ned und Peter`s Angebetete Liz. Das alle ein wenig cultural und ethnically diverse daherkommen ist auch ok. Die Figuren stammen aus Queens, nicht aus dem mittelalterlichen Europa. Daher ist das alles sogar als ein Fünkchen Realismus zu verbuchen (auch wenn der Grundgedanke ein anderer war). Vom Daily Bugle und J. Jonah Jameson sind wir auch noch weit entfernt (wobei es mir gefallen würde J.K. Simmons erneut in der Rolle zu sehen… irgendwann…). Der Film selbst ist mehr Comedy als Superhelden-Film. Aber auch das passt gut zum neuen Spidey. Denn dieser wird nicht mehr aus Schuld und Sühne angetrieben, sondern einfach aus dem Wunsch heraus anderen zu imponieren. Besonders seinem Idol Tony Stark. Allgemein gefiel mir das man nicht zum dritten Mal die Vorgeschichte mit dem Spinnenbiss oder Onkel Ben`s tragischem Tod nochmals recapet… Das war für mich bspw. mit ein Abturner für The Amazing Spider-Man… Ben`s Tod wird nur in einer flüchtigen Zeile angedeutet. Das genügt mir vollkommen. Peter`s ironmanischen Anzug finde ich persönlich cool. Und vor allem machte es hinsichtlich des Backgrounds absolut Sinn. Auch finde ich die A.I. des Anzugs sympathisch. Der Schurke des Films hat mir für einen MCU-Villain sehr gut gefallen. Dieser ist nicht per se böse. Seine Beweggründe sind menschlich und nachvollziehbar. Er will die Welt nicht an den Abgrund treiben. Er verkauft zwar gefährliche Waffen, aber dies tut er eher aus der Not heraus. Sein wichtigstes Gut ist seine Familie, für welche er alles tun würde. The Vulture wird von keinem geringeren als Michael Keaton verkörpert. Und dieser macht wie so oft seinen Job mehr als gut. Ich hoffe ihn in kommenden Filmen wieder zu sehen. Neben dem Geier werden auch The Shocker I (gespielt von einem Tom Hardy-Klon…) und Shocker II, sowie The Scorpion vorgestellt. Diese bekleiden jedoch nur Nebenrollen und im Falle des Scorpions ist dieser hier noch nicht zu seinem schurkischen Alter Ego mutiert. Die Einbindung von Iron-Man finde ich durchaus gelungen. Er dominiert den Film zu keiner Zeit sondern nimmt die Rolle des Mentors aus der Ferne ein. Die Szenen mit ihm und Spidey machen Laune und sind meist für einen Schmunzler gut. Ich meine… Darauf haben wir schon ewig gewartet! Spider-Man und Iron-Man Seite an Seite! Ich werde bei dem Gedanken immer noch euphorisch. Neben Downey Jr. hat auch Jon Favreau als Happy Hogan eine Nebenrolle, was ich sehr schön finde. Es gibt zudem noch kleinere Cameos von anderen Figuren, aber lasst euch überraschen. Wie es sich für einen Film aus dem MCU gehört ist Homecoming sehr actionreich. Das CGI ist gut… Mehr kann ich dazu nicht sagen. Die Filmmusik von Michael Giacchino hat mich dagegen enttäuscht. Dabei war ich happy als ich hörte dass er die Musik machen würde, denn für Dr. Strange hat er einen Bomben-Score geliefert. Seine Musik zu Homecoming jedoch… ist mir zu dröge. Cool finde ich dass er das Original-Spider-Man-Main Title-Thema der 60er-Trickserie miteinfließen lässt. Voll ausgespielt wird es allerdings nur im Opening des Filmes. Ansonsten bleibt der Score nicht wirklich haften, was ich schade finde. Wer weiß was Danny Elfman komponiert hätte. Einige seiner Themen hätten zwar in Homecoming nicht funktioniert… Allerdings, wenn auf einmal das Main Theme der Raimi-Trilogie gegen Ende gespielt worden wäre… Ich wäre vor Gänsehaut vermutlich gestorben. Fazit: Insgesamt bin ich mehr als glücklich mit der neuen Spider-Man-Inkarnation. Der neue Film gliedert sich perfekt in die große Welt des MCUs ein und macht Lust auf mehr. Die Story ist nichts Weltbewegendes… Eine kleine, Coming of Age-Story eben, wodurch sie für den Helden des Films allerdings wieder weltbewegend wird. Ich hoffe nun das Spider-Man noch lange in der MCU verweilen darf… Bislang ist er nur für die Infinty War-Teile der Avengers und einen zweiten Solo-Film eingeplant… Und dann ist da noch die Geschichte mit Venom… Welcher mit dem genialen Tom Hardy besetzt ist… allerdings als Film eines speziellen Sony-Spider-Man-Filmuniversums außen vor ist und NICHT ins MCU gehört… Ich hoffe dass sich alles noch zum Besten wendet und auch Venom und Carnage ihren Weg zu Iron-Man, Captain America, Hulk, Thor und co. finden. Ich kann verstehen wenn man dem Film aufgrund der neuen Auslegung nicht mehr viel abgewinnen kann. Mir hingegen hat er hervorragend gefallen. Von daher freue ich mich auf weitere Auftritte der neuen freundlichen Spinne aus der Nachbarschaft.
G**O
Edição americana, contêm os discos 4K Ultra HD e Blu-ray. Estojo em formato da máscara do Homem-Aranha, com botão que permite o movimento dos olhos ao ser acionado manualmente. Infelizmente, não há opções de áudio ou legendas em Português, tanto no 4K quanto no Blu-ray.
M**A
La calidad en 4K de esta película es impresionante. Los colores, las escenas de acción y los detalles de la ciudad realmente destacan con este formato; se nota la nitidez y la fluidez, especialmente en las secuencias donde Spider-Man se balancea entre edificios. La interpretación de Tom Holland como Peter Parker es fresca y carismática, mostrando un Spider-Man más joven y cercano, lleno de humor, inseguridades y corazón. La película fue dirigida por Jon Watts, y logra combinar muy bien la acción con una historia más personal sobre crecer, encontrar tu lugar y aprender lo que significa ser un héroe. El producto llegó muy rápido y en perfectas condiciones, tanto el disco como el estuche. El único detalle es que esta edición no trae Slipcover (funda), lo cual hubiera sido un plus para quienes coleccionamos, pero no afecta para nada la experiencia de la película. Definitivamente una gran compra si eres fan de Spider-Man y te gusta disfrutar tus películas con la mejor calidad de imagen disponible.
M**I
Rispetto all`edizione classica, qui abbiamo lo stemma magnetico 3D e un piccolo albo a fumetti contenuto all`interno della confezione su una breve storia, nonchè un disco bonus con 60 minuti di contenuti esclusivi di scene eliminate, ditro le quinte, ed altri filmanti interessanti. Anche lo steelbook in sè è molto bello: sia sul fornte che sul retro è rappresentato il costume dell`arrampicamuri con il logo leggermente incavato nella scocca dello steelbook stesso, in modo da applicarci sopra il logo in 3D. All`interno i due blu ray con il film e i contenuti bonus. Passando alla qualità del blu ray è davvero buona, un pò pecca nei cambi di inquadratura rapidi con leggeri cali di frame, ma nulla di che, per il resto nulla da dire. Consiglio tale edizione a chi come me colleziona edizioni rare e particolari. Per me vale assolutamente il costo maggiore.
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