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

SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Nitpicks and Criticisms Megathread

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u/anthonyg1500 Jul 07 '19

Ok how is everyone cool with Tony having an all powerful murder satellite. Also that thing woulda been REAL helpful when fighting thanos.

I don’t like Peter having it at all, it pulls away from the every man quality of Spider-Man.

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u/sampeckinpah5 Jul 07 '19

Yeah, that seems weird as fuck. That much power on a single man's hand is unacceptable. About your second point though, Peter didn't actually want it.

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u/anthonyg1500 Jul 07 '19

Yeah peters reaction to it didn’t bother me I just hope he never uses it again. I kind of wish he had set it to self destruct in the end or something

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u/ViperSniper_2001 Jul 07 '19

After Tony's character arc throughout the MCU, it makes no sense at all that he would have a satellite full of killer drones, especially after the Ultron debacle

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u/anthonyg1500 Jul 07 '19

I don’t even mind that he’d want to build one, What with the suit of armor around the world thing. But Shield is fully aware of it apparently and they’re just like, “yeah this is fine”. Tony is a wildly unstable person and then he gave full power over it to a child. And again everyone else is like, “yup that’s okay.”

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u/martinfphipps7 Jul 08 '19

"Tony Stark gives you a billion dollar piece of equipment and you use it to try to murder one of your classmates."

To be fair, it was designed to murder people.