Vulture was not sympathetic to me. SPOILERS

Yeah this movie was just not good on logic. "I lost a big contract, therefor I must turn to crime." What? Why not get another salvage job? Move to another state? He seems to have a team of loyal co-workers that can make advanced tech. Why not apply to work for Apple or some shizz?

Make your own cell phones...I mean it's just so random. It's like me saying my leg hurt so I that's why I stabbed a chair. Makes no sense.

These movies are not about making sense any more, just they tell you what to think. Feel sorry for the bad guy. Umm no, he had a choice, we all have a choice. And what makes us good or bad are the choices we make. He chose to be a criminal and 'eff the system' or whatever. When he had OTHER options. Ah well......

I agree for the most part, but I remain unsure about the mid-credits scene. At first, I did get the impression Toomes tried to help Peter out by not revealing his identity. At the same time though, even if it seemed like he wanted to protect his family more than anything, his actions were indeed careless and made him look like he wasn't doing this for them. Maybe his intentions were good (in their own way) in the beginning, but then it probably got to the point where he didn't care who got hurt as a result of his actions. For that reason, it's very likely Toomes lied about not knowing who Spider-Man was because he personally wants to get his hands on Peter. (I also wouldn't rule out that he lied because he was in fact trying to keep his family safe, after all Pete was close to his daughter and she could still find herself in harm's way no matter how far away she lives).

Part of me still agrees with Toomes' speech towards the end about standing up to the big guy and all that. But of course, ultimately none of that meant anything since he never intended to let Peter walk free.