the special-effects sequences are up to the usual high standards of Marvel excellence, but by far the best elements of "Homecoming" are the writing, which brims with humor, and the performances
the blend of humour, pathos and wall-crawling antics is perfectly judged. After a handful of overblown misfires, Marvel appear to have rediscovered their heart
loose and sweet and light on its feet as it does feels like sort of minor Marvel miracle; whether Watts can swing this boy into super-manhood with all his endearing humanity intact is a question only time, and the next inevitable sequel
by Peter Travers [Rolling Stone ]
by Soren Andersen [Seattle Times ]
