There’s something flat about the whole enterprise, as if nobody could quite figure out how to inject any energy into it; it’s a problem for any Spider-Man film when it isn’t colourful and it isn’t fun. 8) Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)Jon Watts’ sequel to his own Homecoming takes Tom Holland’s Peter Parker further afield to Venice and Berlin and Prague, rather getting away from the notion of yer friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man. 6) Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)Tom Holland’s Spider-Man made his sudden debut in Captain America: Civil War, and the quietly meta title of Homecoming alludes both to its own story and to the real-world situation. Plus, it really got another important facet of the comic book character that had rarely made it to the screen: it’s really, really funny. 2) Spider-Man 2 (2004)With the confidence of a successful Spider-Man behind him, Spider-Man 2 was where Sam Raimi really allowed himself to let loose, reverting to bananas crash-zoom-upside-down-camera form.