Spider-Man away from home: Five questions we want an answer

Spider-Man: Far from home gave us a taste. of the post-endgame MCU. For a moment, the game will be more discreet and the stakes will not be huge, but there is still a lot of fun and some interesting ideas.

Spider-Man: Far From Home is the sequel to the movie 2017 Spider-Man: Homecoming. This continues the story of Peter Parker, a clumsy and serious teenager, who struggles with the idea of ​​being a superhero and all the responsibilities that come with it.

He goes on vacation to Europe and discovers that it might not be so easy to escape. the powers that were conferred on him by this genetically modified spider

There have been many surprising things in Spider-Man: Far From Home. Here are five questions we have after watching the film:

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So, Quentin Beck or Mysterio as he was baptized was the real villain, as many thought, including this scribe. He was previously a tech wizard at Tony Stark and had a team of other tech wizards seconded from Stark Industries. Feeling hurt by Tony, he and his badociates developed an elaborate plan, including holograms using drones, to make Mysterio a superhero saving the Elementals world. While Elementals exist in Marvel Comics, they were only illusions in the film.

But Mysterio did not come from another world. Rightly, he called the world of MCU Earth 616, which is the main continuity of Marvel Universe (also called canon), but he was a liar. As already said, he had worked under Tony.

So, is there a multiverse in the MCU or not? We think there is. Marvel Studios will soon be presenting X-Men (including Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool) and Fantastic Four, and the only way to have Fox's former characters interact with the Avengers is to present them from other dimensions. In addition, the mere mention of Earth 616 could indicate that there is a nugget of truth in the lies of Mysterio.

2. Secret Invasion?

One of the most famous Marvel Comics scenarios is a secret invasion that involves an invasion by the Skrulls and it is revealed that many MCU heroes were actually Skrull impostors, who wanted to control the Earth and its resources. While the Skrulls were introduced into Captain Marvel, they were much more benign and were actually oppressed by the Kree. The post-credit scene in Spider-Man: Far From Home revealed that "Nick Fury" and his deputy commander "Maria Hill" were actually Talos and his wife Soren. This explains the incompetence that Fury demonstrated when he could not recognize Mysterio for the fraud he was really in. It was only the second bomb of the film after the end of the main montage. This does not confirm the scenario of the secret invasion. We heard "Fury" talk about "Kree dormant cells," however, there might be more Malicious Skrulls with darker targets and the real Fury might have charged Talos to protect the Earth from other peoples of his race . And Fury may have been badigned to a space mission, perhaps still fighting the Kree.

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The mid-credit scene of the film contained a delightful surprise. JK Simmons appeared as J Jonah Jameson and (as always) then denounced Spider-Man. Instead of The Daily Bugle, he is the publisher of DailyBugle.net, the news site, to be in the digital age. He also released a Mysterio clip revealing the true identity of the superhero (more on this in the 4th question). Simmons played the role of the editor of the crisp newspaper that pbadionately hates the ramp wall in Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man trilogy as he was born to play it. We hope it's not just a gag and a reminder and that Simmons is back in the role.

4. The true identity of Spider-Man is unveiled. What now?

Spider-Man, that's Peter Parker, and the whole world knows it. The attraction of Spider-Man as a character is that no one knows who is behind the mask. Peter Parker, by far the most popular character to adopt this identity, values ​​his secret character superhero for obvious reasons. The first is that when the bad guys know it, their loved ones will be in danger. And that's happened in comics as well. For example, in the story of the Civil War, Peter himself made his theatrical mark on live television and things became … bad for him. His relatives, Ned, Aunt May, MJ, could die at the hands of villains.

5. Why did not Vulture appear at Far From Home?

Michael Keaton's turn as Vulture is one of the most unfortunate moments of MCU. We hoped he would come back. And it will be, but not in Spider-Man: Far From Home. The vulture was locked up at the end of the reunion. There are rumors of the appearance of Sinister Six in the third film. Sinister Six is ​​a group of six evil Spidey. The composition changes, but the vulture has been there most of the time. If we see Doctors Octopus, Sandman, etc. in the third movie, the squad of villains can finally appear in one of the movies.