Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Shameik Moore have all played different versions of the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. To many, though, Tom Holland's Peter Parker is the best Spider-Man ever. Many of these fans, predictably, have found some rather sly clues about Holland's Spidey and have published them online. Quentin Beck, for example, may be seen following Peter around in the background in Spider-Man: Far From Home, long before his sinister plot as Mysterio unfolds.
Some of these nuances, of course, have to do with fighting style. If you look attentively in Homecoming, you may see Spidey employing a tactic he acquired from Captain America during Civil War. Sometimes all Tom Holland needs is a glance. Check out Peter's perplexed expression when he describes Thor as "not that good-looking" in Avengers: Infinity War. And below are the 15 interesting details about Tom Holland In Spider-Man collected by fans.
"In Infinity War, when Spider-Man asks Iron Man. 'Did you ever see this really old movie, Aliens,' the Cloak of Levitation quickly turns to them. This is a nod to the original Infinity Gauntlet comic, in which the Cloak of Levitation HAS, in fact, seen Aliens."
"In Spider-Man: Homecoming, you can see the name 'Bagley' behind Spider-man. This is a reference to comic book artist Mark Bagley, who worked on Amazing Spider-Man and Ultimate Spider-Man."
"In Spider-Man Homecoming during the boat scene, Peter uses a "Jump and roll" trick similar to the one Captain America used to catch him off guard in Civil War."
"In Spider-man: Homecoming, Peter thought Tony was going for a hug, and Tony said, 'We're not there yet.' In Endgame, Tony catches Peter off guard with a hug.... he got there."
"In Spider-Man: Homecoming, Spider-Man runs into the fake Avengers next to a sign about identity theft."
"In Spider-Man:Homecoming, there’s a sign in Korean to the left of the Thai restaurant that Peter and Aunt May eat at. When zoomed in, it says it’s the Korean Church of Asgard, implying that the existence of Asgardians has created new religions within the MCU."
"In Spider-Man homecoming, when Karen tells Peter that she has all the recordings of everything that Peter sees, it is possible to see some scenes recorded, all at first person angles seen by Peter."
"Even Spider-Man disagrees with Quill on Thor's looks."
"In Spider-Man: Far From Home, you can see historical documents in the world of Marvel when Peter Parker is choosing a movie to watch during the flight to Venice."
"In Spider-Man: Far From Home, right before Peter Parker goes to buy a necklace for MJ, Quentin Beck (Mysterio) can be seen in the background stalking Peter, foreshadowing the events to come."
"In Captain America: Civil War, you can see Spider-Man’s first use of his Spidey sense before Infinity War, as he reacts to the thrown object way before it gets close to him."
"In Captain America: Civil War, Spider-Man references the 'walking thingies' from Empire Strikes Back to take down giant Ant-Man. Spider-Man: Homecoming calls back to this by showing Peter has an AT-AT toy on his wall shelf."
"In Avengers: Infinity War, Iron Man and Spider-Man activate their helmets right before the grenade used by the Guardians of the Galaxy goes off."
"In Spider-Man: Far From Home, Peter uses his uncle Ben’s briefcase for his vacation, as seen by the initials BFP."
"In Spider-Man: Far From Home, when Peter uses the E.D.I.T.H. glasses for the first time and looks at everyone’s cell phone activities, you can see that Flash Thompson is having family issues, which is also present at the end of the film when his mother failed to show up at the airport."
Some of these nuances, of course, have to do with fighting style. If you look attentively in Homecoming, you may see Spidey employing a tactic he acquired from Captain America during Civil War. Sometimes all Tom Holland needs is a glance. Check out Peter's perplexed expression when he describes Thor as "not that good-looking" in Avengers: Infinity War. And below are the 15 interesting details about Tom Holland In Spider-Man collected by fans.
1. Peter Gains The Cloak Of Levitation With An 'Strangers' Reference
Source: Marvel Studio
"In Infinity War, when Spider-Man asks Iron Man. 'Did you ever see this really old movie, Aliens,' the Cloak of Levitation quickly turns to them. This is a nod to the original Infinity Gauntlet comic, in which the Cloak of Levitation HAS, in fact, seen Aliens."
2. Spidey Shows Respect To Artist Bagley In 'Homecoming'
Source: Marvel Studio
"In Spider-Man: Homecoming, you can see the name 'Bagley' behind Spider-man. This is a reference to comic book artist Mark Bagley, who worked on Amazing Spider-Man and Ultimate Spider-Man."
3. Peter Utilizes A Trick He Learned From Cap In 'Homecoming'
Source: Marvel Studio
"In Spider-Man Homecoming during the boat scene, Peter uses a "Jump and roll" trick similar to the one Captain America used to catch him off guard in Civil War."
4. Peter Is Taken Aback By Tony's Hug In 'Endgame'
Source: Marvel Studio
"In Spider-man: Homecoming, Peter thought Tony was going for a hug, and Tony said, 'We're not there yet.' In Endgame, Tony catches Peter off guard with a hug.... he got there."
5. Spidey Has Warned About Identity Theft In 'Homecoming'
Source: Marvel Studio
"In Spider-Man: Homecoming, Spider-Man runs into the fake Avengers next to a sign about identity theft."
6. Peter And Aunt Ate Next To A Korean-Asgardian Church In 'Homecoming'
Source: Marvel Studio
"In Spider-Man:Homecoming, there’s a sign in Korean to the left of the Thai restaurant that Peter and Aunt May eat at. When zoomed in, it says it’s the Korean Church of Asgard, implying that the existence of Asgardians has created new religions within the MCU."
7. Thumbnails Of Spider-Man's POV Recordings Are In 'Homecoming'
Source: Marvel Studio
"In Spider-Man homecoming, when Karen tells Peter that she has all the recordings of everything that Peter sees, it is possible to see some scenes recorded, all at first person angles seen by Peter."
8. Spider-Man Disputes With Quill In 'Infinity War'
Source: Marvel Studio
"Even Spider-Man disagrees with Quill on Thor's looks."
9. Peter's In-Flight Choices Include MCU Docs In 'Far From Home'
Source: Marvel Studio
"In Spider-Man: Far From Home, you can see historical documents in the world of Marvel when Peter Parker is choosing a movie to watch during the flight to Venice."
10. Quentin Secretly Follows Peter In 'Far From Home
Source: Marvel Studio
"In Spider-Man: Far From Home, right before Peter Parker goes to buy a necklace for MJ, Quentin Beck (Mysterio) can be seen in the background stalking Peter, foreshadowing the events to come."
11. Peter Have Used His Spidey Sense For The First Time In 'Civil War'
Source: Marvel Studio
"In Captain America: Civil War, you can see Spider-Man’s first use of his Spidey sense before Infinity War, as he reacts to the thrown object way before it gets close to him."
12. There's An AT-AT On Peter's Room In 'Homecoming'
Source: Marvel Studio
"In Captain America: Civil War, Spider-Man references the 'walking thingies' from Empire Strikes Back to take down giant Ant-Man. Spider-Man: Homecoming calls back to this by showing Peter has an AT-AT toy on his wall shelf."
13. Spidey Activates His Helmet When A Grenade Goes Off In 'Infinity War'
Source: Marvel Studio
"In Avengers: Infinity War, Iron Man and Spider-Man activate their helmets right before the grenade used by the Guardians of the Galaxy goes off."
14. Peter Uses His Uncle's SuitcaseIn 'Far From Home'
Source: Marvel Studio
"In Spider-Man: Far From Home, Peter uses his uncle Ben’s briefcase for his vacation, as seen by the initials BFP."
15. Peter Knows Flash's Family Problems With E.D.I.T.H. In 'Far From Home'
Source: Marvel Studio
"In Spider-Man: Far From Home, when Peter uses the E.D.I.T.H. glasses for the first time and looks at everyone’s cell phone activities, you can see that Flash Thompson is having family issues, which is also present at the end of the film when his mother failed to show up at the airport."