This movie constantly broke my expectations about what was going to happen in a given scene or in general, because in the face of all evidence I kept expecting it to be her story instead of his.

This is a really good Spider-Man. Even though I kind of want the Infinity War consequences to be permanent just for the sake of shocking the know-it-alls, I can’t help but think of how great it could be if we get to keep this Spider-Man for the next ten years of the MCU and let him grow and change the way Iron Man has in the first ten.

Hawkeye continues to mentor the Scarlet Witch (here using the winking pseudonym "Jane Banner"), this time in dealing with the casual horror regular humans are capable of perpetrating on one another. It's a little unclear whether this takes place before or after Civil War, although my money's on before if they're operating under the auspices of the federal government.

It's refreshing to have one of these smaller, quieter side stories without Robert Downey Jr. zooming in to save the day every few minutes. Sometimes a regular man with impeccable target shooting skills is enough.

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.