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Jon Watts doesn't understand Spider-Man. Spider-Man isn't supposed to be a hero relying on Iron Man's technology. These movies rely way too much on Iron Man and the MCU itself. It can't stand on it's own. This Spider-Man doesn't actually feel like Spider-Man. Spider-Man is supposed to be a hero who actually struggles, solves his own problems with his intellect and skill, and takes responsibility with consequences. Also, a MAJOR part of Spider-Man's character is supposed to be his relationship with Uncle Ben. The fact that Uncle Ben hasn't even been mentioned is really upsetting and kind of feels like a slap to the face for us Spider-Man fans. Instead, we've got Iron Man as Spider-Man's father figure and Iron Man just gives him gadgets rather than teaching him important lessons and how to take responsibility. I have it a 7 because it was at least enjoyable. Also, the villain was kind of ehh. This isn't Spider-Man. This is a kid in a high tech costume that just shares the same name.

I was excited to start this series, especially after hearing everyone rave about it. When I started it, I wasn't super impressed, but I was intrigued. So, I kept watching, thinking: okay, it'll get better, it HAS to get better. I continued to have that thought in my mind until the show was over.

There are some good episodes, specifically the one's about Spike's past, but those are only like 4 episodes. I think this show would've been great if it was mainly about that.

Throughout the show, I found myself bored. It makes me really sad how short this show felt. Most people absolutely love it, and that's great for them! I wish that I could love it the same way others do. But, personally this was a huge letdown.

Season 1 was absolutely fantastic. The story and characters were interesting, especially Kilgrave. It's thrilling, exciting, and entertaining.

Season 2 is where the show took a nosedive. There wasn't any main villain and the plot just wasn't interesting. The only highlight was Alisa (Don't want to spoil anything).

Season 3 was a bit better than season 2 but didn't hold a candle to the first season. This time, we did have a villain, which really helped. But, the main plot is really about Jessica and Trish's relationship. This show is a one and done thing for me. Seasons 2 and 3 were a letdown. I'm just gonna stick with season 1 and ignore the other seasons.