Michael Keaton scores a contract to dispose of alien junk, remains at the Stark or the Avengers Tower. Remember in Avengers: Age of Ultron the tower is destroyed courtesy the battle between the Avengers and the aliens. So as Michael Keaton and his team work on transporting the alien remains the government decides to seize the compound and all its components, the contract with Keaton is terminated and he is ordered to deposit all of the alien material that he possesses, but as it turns out Keaton had invested a lot in this project and he builds an underground lab where he and his crew build high-end weapons fueled by alien junk. Keaton goes from being Adrian Toomes to become the evil Vulture.
Meanwhile, 15-year-old Peter Parker is trying hard to be the new addition to the Avengers, he receives an absolutely spectacular suit designed by Tony Stark himself but he is just a teenager and has much to learn. Now I may be a prisoner of the moment but Tom Holland is already my favorite Spider-Man just an inch over Tobey Maguire and way above Andrew Garfield. Tom Holland told me that humor works as a defense mechanism for Spider-Man in this film and the movie offers some genuine laughs, you can't compare the humor to any other superhero flick such as Deadpool though. The laughs trickle in mostly courtesy the goofiness and the clumsiness of a teenager who is also an aspiring superhero plus the cameo by the poker faced Robert Downey Jr just lifts the entire film.
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