(Rumor) How long is Peter/Spider-Man in Captain America: Civil War? (Potential spoilers)

[Mister Mets]

New teaser with Spidey VS Bucky.

[Mister Mets]

There's some snark that Spidey may have more dialogue in this film than Superman did in Dawn of Justice.

https://twitter.com/comicbooksshare/...56018189832192

[Zeitgeist]

I saw the film 2 days ago. I'd say he was in the film about 25 minutes.

spoilers:

You get about 10 minutes with him as Peter Parker when he meets Tony Stark, 10 minutes or maybe a bit more during the airport scene, and then there's a little 3-5 minute epilogue with him as Peter again after the credits.

end of spoilers

[Majesty]

New teaser with Spidey VS Bucky.

That looks familiar...

https://vine.co/v/ixWD2nFmT5i

[Confuzzled]

25-30 minutes IS substantial. Pleasantly surprised.

[Mister Mets]

Saw the film. Enjoyed the film. Loved Spidey.

Not so sure about Aunt May.

[Scott Taylor]

Spider-Man's parts in the fights were really fun. Though I was not fond of the in-story reason for his involvement.

Aunt May wasn't on screen long enough to really judge. That said, my feeling is she is going to be very similar to Sally Field's Aunt May in terms of importance to the upcoming stories.

[Metamorphosis]

I thought this was the best Spider-Man's moved or looked on film yet.

I wasn't too bugged by Tomei's May, but she didn't have a lot of screen time or much to do here.

Bring on the 2017 flick!

[Mister Mets]

My issue with May is that it seems like a different character. spoilers:

It's just not Marissa Tomei is a much younger take on the character, but her whole thing in the comics is that she's overprotective, so she takes Peter's injuries way too lightly, telling him she hopes he got a few licks in.

end of spoilers

I will say the film may have ended with the most obvious text ever: spoilers:

Spider-Man will return.

end of spoilers

And this was a great take on Spidey. The effects were excellent, but I loved the quips. It helps that this version of Spider-Man appeared in an established superhero universe where so much makes him unique in comparison to all the others. The earlier takes might have been a bit more generic, and they could get away with it, in a world without any other superheroes.

[Aruran.]

With regards to Aunt May,
spoilers:

Pretty sure Tony would've told her that Peter had super powers, or she discovered it on her own. Considering that in the Ultimate Spider-Man tv show Aunt May knows it wouldn't be surprising if Marvel wants it closer to Ultimate May whose hip and not gonna faint at anything.

end of spoilers.

[Yaniv Avizrats]

Saw the film. Enjoyed the film. Loved Spidey.

Not so sure about Aunt May.

I have a crush on Aunt May
Never thought I would say that sentence...

[Mister Mets]

The audience in my theater cheered when the text indicating that the new exotic location was spoilers:

Queens NY

end of spoilers.

I thought it was that they recognized the character that would pop up. Though it could also be that we were there. What was the reception to the scene in your theaters?

[Metamorphosis]

I will say the film may have ended with the most obvious text ever: spoilers:

Spider-Man will return.

end of spoilers

Ant Man ended similarly with a text box that said "Ant Man will return".

[Pav]

Saw the film. Enjoyed the film. Loved Spidey.

Not so sure about Aunt May.

I thought this was the best Spider-Man's moved or looked on film yet.

I wasn't too bugged by Tomei's May, but she didn't have a lot of screen time or much to do here.

Bring on the 2017 flick!

I saw the film two nights ago and really enjoyed it, and the new Spider-Man was the highlight of the whole thing. I didn't see any spoilers or read any reviews to go in without any preconceived notions, and I just think the actor knocked it out of the park: his quips as Spidey were spot-on. He really nailed what Peter/Spidey sounds like. Plus I thought his costume was better than all the previous incarnations.

I didn't stay for the final post-credit scene though! Dang.

-Pav, who can't believe how hot Aunt May is...

[Kevinroc]

The audience in my theater cheered when the text indicating that the new exotic location was spoilers:

Queens NY

end of spoilers.

I thought it was that they recognized the character that would pop up. Though it could also be that we were there. What was the reception to the scene in your theaters?

It seemed to take a few moments for people to realize it was Spider-Man. Probably because he lived in a different location than had been depicted in all of the previous Spider-Man films. It honestly didn't take the crowd long to warm up to Holland's Spider-Man. And by the end of the film, there was definite interest in seeing more of him.

(Of course, this is all anecdotal. But I can't imagine Sony not being happy. CA: CW's domestic opening weekend was almost as high as ASM 2's entire domestic gross.)