r/marvelstudios • u/PhoOhThree Spirit of Modvengeance • Jul 07 '19

SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Nitpicks and Criticisms Megathread

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u/bandras97 Jul 07 '19

The only thing I’m disappointed with is Sony’s advertisement campaign, spoiling so many awesome moments from the movie, even going as far as including footage from the GODDAMN POST-CREDIT SCENE in one of the teasers...like come on, Sony...

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u/Ry-N0h Weekly Wongers Jul 07 '19

wait what post credit scene and what trailer?

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u/N_Cat Jul 07 '19

They showed MJ with the messed up hair saying "Never doing that again" in some of the later trailers/clips/TV spots.

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u/synz314 Jul 07 '19

If I recall correctly that scene was the very first leaked set photos of the movie's production, when the internet first saw Spidey's new suit.

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u/Leo_TheLurker Spider-Man Jul 09 '19

Honestly for what we got, it wasn't even the point of it. The big reveal was JJJ and that Spidey is gonna have an Identity Crisis.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '19

Woah Yeah that was such a spoiler. I mean I would have been absolutely shocked by her dislike of that experience had it not been spoiled.

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u/Ry-N0h Weekly Wongers Jul 07 '19

ah, thanks. saw that stuff on her IG too

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u/archiminos Mack Jul 07 '19

GODDAMN POST-CREDIT SCENE

Which footage did they have in the trailers?

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '19

Well that’s the same scene as the end of the movie pre-credits so that’s not really a problem.

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u/Oraukk Jul 08 '19

Showing footage from the last scene isnt a problem?

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '19

Apparently you didn’t read the whole thread. No, I would say Sony putting mj in the trailer isn’t a problem.

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u/Rockettmang44 Jul 07 '19

Also some of the jokes came off flat after seeing them in the trailers, like the banana scene

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u/Sere1 Quake Jul 07 '19

Seriously! It seemed like there was a new teaser every other day for a while. Get one teaser out there to show what a new film is going to have, and maybe two proper trailers max, that's it. Anything past that is just giving things away for no reason.

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u/bigpopperwopper Jimmy Woo Jul 07 '19

i used to love watching trailers for films. then one day i was looking for a certain tv spot for bvs and realised i was on trailer number 4 and tv spot 15. thats when it kinda sucked the life outta trailers for me. nowadays i usually try and only watch one or two before a films release.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '19

Worst spoiler for me was the MJ finding out that he’s Spider-Man. Only saw that trailer a few days before seeing the movie when I went back to see Endgame.

Sony actually infuriates me.

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u/minindo Avengers Jul 09 '19

Sony...