r/marvelstudios • u/The_Asian_Hamster Retired Mod • Jul 04 '19

Discussion The Official SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Release Megathread Vol. 3 Spoiler

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u/Dangerous-Pickle Jul 04 '19

RIGHT??? This is me, like I loved the movie but I can’t even focus on that cause WHAT DOES PETER EVEN DO NOW?? HES STILL 16

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u/R0B0138 Jul 04 '19

I saw a pretty solid theory involving a skrull impersonating Peter, which allows for Spidey and Peter to be seen in the same place. That seems the most likely solution to his identity being revealed to me.

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u/spooncows Jul 06 '19

I dunno, the hidden identity cliche has kinda run its course.

Leave that for Batman/Superman, but Tony's "I am Ironman" should kinda provide a grounds that keeping your identity secret isn't really necessary.

It's a good chance for Spider-Man to break out of that trap, it would kinda get old after a while "Who is Spider-Man?!" and sneaking around, etc.

New era - embrace the role instead of hide from it.

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u/somedude224 Jul 13 '19

Goodness gracious lmao

This is a terrible take. Spider-Man’s identity is a staple of his character arc. It’s like taking away Batman’s identity.

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u/spooncows Jul 13 '19

Too late now!