Spoilers ahead for Spider-Man: Far From Home. As the Marvel Cinematic Universe has evolved and expanded, Marvel Studios has learned a hero is only as good as their villain. Many of the weaker films in the expansive MCU canon fell apart because the villain felt somehow false. Maybe it was that their motivations seemed contrived, or they didn’t get enough screentime to develop as much as their comic book counterpart, or maybe they inexplicably breathed fire. But when Marvel lands the villain it makes not just the hero better, but also improves the suspension of disbelief for the …
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