Spider-Man: Far From Home

I wasn't really sure if I wanted to pay to watch Spider-Man: Far from Home at first, especially now that I ran out of ways to watch movies for free for (possibly) the rest of the year. So I'm back on the Wednesday night special schedule? 

If nothing else, I also (FINALLY) managed to check out the (now) closest MBO cineplex to me. I don't hate it, but I thought it's kinda sad that it's freaking thermal paper tickets. 

• Tom Holland is the most youthful looking 23 year old playing a 16 year old high school kid. 
• I suppose it makes sense for them to refer to Thanos's snap as "The Blip" since they wouldn't know that it was a snap that caused half the universe to disappear. 
• Makes sense for them to have a charity for people made homeless post-Blip. 
• At least we all know for sure that GP is not in this one, haha. 
• I think this is the most screen time Cobie Smulders has in the MCU in recent memory... LOL. 
• To anyone else who remembered the stinger from Homecoming where his aunt walked in on him in the Spidey suit... at least she seems ok with it in this one? 
• OMG Poor Happy kena friendzoned by May. 
• Was anyone else glad that JK Simmons is back (?) as J. Jonah Jameson, as the Alex Jones type? I thought it was a nice surprise, but I don't know if he'll actually be in future movies. Guess we'll have to wait and see. 
• Surely he can't be the ONLY Peter Parker on the planet, let alone NY.. 

Having read the plot beforehand, it was easy for me to figure out when to use the bathroom. Personally the whole deal with the Elementals and Mysterio was boring AF for me (even with the big reveal, but at least it's not another Green Goblin rehash?), but luckily the third act was pretty action packed. And I laughed like a loon. Because it's pretty damn funny, all things considered. 

I thought it was okay, but eh.