Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man

Very minimal but very good edit of Homecoming. It was already a great film, but Bobson Dugnutt's edits improve it. The rubble scene rescore is superb. My only complaints being the removal of a couple jokes I liked but that's extremely nit picky.

Friendly Neighborhood Spider-man is a great shelf-replacer of Homecoming itself. I watched this before seeing No Way Home and nothing in this that was cut or added contradicts the latest movie. This is a very light edit and the cuts are done seamlessly. Except for one hard cut that I noticed in the bodega when Peter receives the sandwich. Which may have been unavoidable if the Aunt May jokes needed to be cut out. The title card at the end of the film was also great it looked as if it was official. Overall if you are looking for an edit that cuts out the fat and keeps what is necessary for the film this is it.

Picture is a little soft but still high quality HD.

The cuts and trim of various jokes and moments throughout the movie help to maintain a more consistent tone and let's the more serious moments have breathing room. One of my personal favorite cuts is the removal of Toome's saying he thought he used a non lethal gun. It is a simple trim that makes him all the more menacing as a villain.

Also the choices of including the classic Elfman score and the Iron Man 3 theme work incredibly well in the movie and give the scenes a sweet feel.

This is a top notch edit that makes for a well improved experience of an already great movie.

Having loved what Bobson did with Homecoming, I couldn't wait to see their take o Spider-Man 3. Long story short, it's pretty darn great. While listed as an extended cut, there is a rejiggering of the narrative after MJ breaks up with Peter that actually feels natural, building up Peter's dependency on the black suit moreso than the original. And cutting to the James Brown montage after Peter threw a bomb in Harry's face? Sam Raimi would be proud.

There are some things I feel would better improve the narrative though. You could cut the scene where Harry gets his memory back, imply that he was faking it the while time and waiting for the time to strike. I'd also cut Harry attacking MJ and let her break up with Peter on her own terms, give her some agency and real inner turmoil. Some scenes could also be grouped together to help the pacing, like the crane and Brock at the Bugle could be placed before seeing MJ on Broadway, establishing characters sooner rather than later.

But, this is an extension of the pre-existing movie. Aside from a few shots that looked like they were in SD, this is great. If you have a soft spot for Spider-Man 3, I highly recommend this take.

This is a very minimal fanedit, but the edits made still manage to improve the film, thus resulting in a more satisfying experience. I already love the Spider-Man: Homecoming that we got, but I do appreciate what Bobson goes for here and he pulls it all off with flying colors. Really loved this edit.