Impossible to watch now due to the homophobia

Actually I will implore my kids to watch these movies. Not because they're "homophobic" but because it means my children will grow up watching quality movies and not be raised to be sensitive snowflakes

Also MCU SpiderMan is for sheep (oh and brain dead morons who dont see through the racially pandering, pervertedness of HollyWood.)

In a nutshell, you prefer your children to grow up brainwashed by Modern HollyWood films watching disgusting Modern SpiderMan films where Aunt May looks like a porn star and flirts with Stark, despite being a grieving widow and watching HollyWood racial pander to the snowflakes of the world. Or on the other hand, you could watch Maguire's films and next time your children ask you "Why cant that man have a husband?" Simply say: "He can in todays world honey but being called gay is just banter between men - it aint anything to take offense by unless you are a closet insecure homosexual. Men? Men are... you know, the breed thats dying rapidly because there's too many snowflakes in the world condemning men for being men."
Off course you could ignore that option and instead come onto moviechat.com and bitch about it while drinking your latte and fulfilling your role: The Snowflake.

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Nice work of sheer fiction, troll boy. Meet the Ignore button.

Considering the wrestler was a sadist who enjoyed hurting people, I am not that hurt by that comment. It was just Spidey trying to get a rise out of his enemy. Though it's too bad he doesn't do it the rest of the series.

One joke doesn’t make an entire movie. My daughter loves this version.

Those poor kids, brainwashed before they even knew just how wrong gay civil unions are. I'd happily let my teenagers watch this over the dogshit that came out years after the 3rd one.

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To each his own. I don't know what it's like to raise kids in this modern age, but attitudes are changing really fast.
Superhero movies are action movies and most action movies are macho baloney. But they are still fun for people to watch and even kind of instructive in some ways. Unless it's a Zack Snyder film, most superhero characters will try to live up to the responsibility of their powers and not break anyone's necks.
You could use the opportunity to educate your kids about the fact that movies are made by people who sometimes don't have the best judgement. Tell them that Spider-man "wouldn't really say that but that the guy who wrote the movie put those words in his mouth." Maybe they are too young to make those distinctions but maybe in a few years you can show it to them and they'll get it.
Also mention to them that attitudes were different as recently as 17 years ago. It will educate them on where our society was and where it is going. Consider also that some of the classic Walt Disney movies have some sexist tropes. And Peter Pan depicts Native Americans as "Red" men who became red because they blushed.
All movies are products of their time. I've never seen The Jazz Singer with Al Jolson and honestly, I probably never will. Seeing a guy in blackface singing "Mammy" is just too weird. In a hundred years, maybe this joke will be that offensive to other people too. We'll probably have about a hundred Spider-man movies by then.

Get out of your cocoon. Young men insult each other in various ways, none of them PC. If a show is realistic that doesn't mean you can't watch it. They were showing Parker being a bit of a jerk. His character develops over the course of this movie and the next.