Best villain of the year.

Badass villain, hope he joins the thunderbolts.

Great design for a great villain. Best CBM antagonist of the year so far, and I doubt Ragnarok or JL will change that. One of my favorite MCU villains in general, too. Scary and intimidating but at the same time sympathetic.

Got my Spider-Man: Homecoming blu-ray pre-ordered.

The biggest part that threw me off about that movie...and there wasn't much...was the build up during the movie about the high altitude modifications on the suit. The tinkerer kept talking about the modifications repeatedly throughout the movie.

Then The Vulture finally gets the high altitude modifications so he can breathe and goes after Tony Stark's plane, but then Spider-Man is outside that plane....at high altitude....and has no problem breathing.

Now you can say, he's Spider-Man and his power allows that.....but does it? If they had at least had him laboring a little that would made it more believable, but they spent all that time setting up the high altitude modifications and they really didn't offer an advantage or any kind of plot point.

Now if Spider-Man would have had trouble breathing and tried to get into he plane and Vulture had the advantage fighting him outside the plane...then they could have used that by showing Spider-Man trying to get into the plane so he could breathe and regain the advantage.

Just something that stuck out to me.

But Michael Keaton was just brilliant. He was FANTASTIC.
And if you haven't seen "The Founder" (which is on Netflix)...watch it. He's fantastic in that as well.