Although Tom Holland He did not make his debut as Peter Parker to Stage 3 of the Marvel Film Universe, he will surely go down as one of the biggest stars - immediately with Robert Downey Runior, Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Chadwick Bosman and Chris Hemsworth. Through a trilogy of solo films and performances in three major team films (yes, I know that "Civil War" is part of the Captain America series, but come on), he made a case for himself as the best Spiderman ever played on the big screen, although Andrew Garfield and Toby Maguier still have their supporters.

With the official announcement that Netherlands' new film "Spiderman" titled "Spiderman: Brand New Day" Is on the way, good time like everyone to look back at what he has already done. For the purposes of this rank, we also consider films as independent entities and their use of Spider-Man. This does not mean that the film with very little Speed ​​will automatically go to the bottom of the list, but it will be a factor in our thoughts.

Fortunately, Tom Holland had a pretty good performance in MCC, dying the worst records as he appeared in some of the absolute best.

For many Marvel fans, Captain America: Civil War is a fan favorite. Basically it is a film "Avengers" in masking, with the appropriate role of co-glumes for Iron Man along with Steve Rogers. After announcing in 2016, it felt significant - a great turning point in the larger MCC narrative. But looking back on the movie now, it doesn't stick too. Unfolited sides selection, the whole situation of the juices, it all feels a little ... imagine. However, it is a fun movie, and the two most important sides are the debut of Chadwick Bosman as a debut of Black Panther and Tom Holland as Spiderman.

Both characters are great here, though T'Hala gets much more essential material. Speeddy really brought only to the essential secret pilot for its own series, then it is yet to come. But even in his few minutes on the screen, the Netherlands firmly establishes its own brand of smeared, anxious web conversations, convincing movements around the world about what was right about the section.

An argument should be made for this film to rank higher here, but because Spider-Man appears in just a few scenes, and because the overall magnificence faded a little with time, it seems right to start the list of the first MCC character performance.

The middle entrance to Tom Holland's original Spider-Man trilogy is one of the strangest films in the whole of MCU-not because it is bad (although some have made arguments against it), but because of its unique position within a larger franchise. This was also a sequel to the "Avengers: Endgame" and the latest film of the Monumental Phase 3, but it is still a pretty tight, independent story that comes at the age of several relationships with MCU, written great, except for Tony Stark's grief.

Holland gets some of his most interesting material here, and it's especially fun to see the game opposite Zendaya's MJ, as their relationship begins to get down. The film has more than a few surprises to undermine the typical expectations of such a story, which keeps things fresh, and the mystery of Akeeke Gyllenhal makes it a pretty attractive villain.

"Spiderman: Far from home" ends as affected by the timeless simplicity of his predecessor and his successor's emotional bomb, but is still a solid film, especially if you are most concerned with the Netherlands.

Okay, yes, at the top I said that the amount of "Spider-Man" in the film will affect its ranking on this list, but still there is "Avengers: Endgame" over one of the own solo films in the Netherlands. "Endgame" has even less than the "Civil War" website, and an argument should be made that it doesn't really respond here.

But come on. That's "Endgame", "is.

This is a very movie of the manlace, and his bows are closer to Peter, which is a case of this earning a little higher on the list in the Netherlands. It is also nice to see your friendly neighboring spider-man from the dead after the famous brutal end in the "infinite war". But the real explanation here is that "Endgame", for all its popular pump and circumstances, is still a really fun movie. It is heavy and carries it well, and it is better than the previous two records on this list.

Is this that I come back and go back all the time? No, and of course not for its use of Spider-Man. But it is still one of the most important films in the whole MCC, and is still a great old time.

"Spider-Man: Homecoming" lacks explosive crescent on many other records on this list, but it is often in favor. The film is overshadowed in the escalation of the Superhero Arms' arms race, but when it came out, it was a breath of fresh air: a light, universal hit that seemed to love it all. It was uncomplicated and uncontrollable - a perfect, available blockbuster. And most importantly, he absolutely nailed Spiderman himself.

Tom Holland is just so dealing here. While he was certainly based on this particular play during his successive films on Marvel, this is where a fisherman was first gathered. In every scene, he just feels right In the role, and the story remains enough earthy to allow Peter Parker to truly shake and develop as a person before being an action Starvist.

I almost put this movie even higher on this list, just because I think its simplicity makes it seriously underestimated. This is a movie that you can go back and again and still have fun with it. But I also can't pretend that there have been no better films "Spider-Man" since then. For this reason, it stops here in the bronze medal.

I really wanted to put the "infinite war" at the top of this list, and because I believe it is the best movie in MCU and because Spiderman of Tom Holland There is some of his best material in it. In the end, I decided that the film Spider-Man should be at the top of the Spider-Man movie list (what concept, right?), But "Infinity War" is still so, so good.

"Endgame" may have been a victory, but here's the whole premise of MCU, multi -phase building and all comprehensive stories have proven to be worth it. Much of it falls on Oshoshos Brolin that turns into a full performance as Thanos, but almost every basic character in the franchise gets excellent material here, with Tony Stark and Spiderman sitting in the heart of the film. away in mourning.

"G -Din Stark, I don't feel that good."

Did we know even at the time that it would come back? Yes, of course. Holland was still under contract for more films. The truth was obvious. Even yet, the connection between these two characters makes the moment to hit, and in two plus hours leading to his death, Spider-Man has some great scenes.

For many, this is the Final film Spider-Man. I mean, there are all three, right? It would only do that "no time home" an impressive spectacle, but it is far more impressive that the film returns the return of Andrew Garfield and Toby Maguier and uses them to craft a cohesive thematic story of sacrifice, making mistakes and moving over your darkest moments.

Holland has a few moments of heart moment here, as his search to bring peace to former Spiderman villains is constantly rising in his face. And yet, he does not lose his view of the goal. He tries to be a hero, even to the worst people, even when it's incredibly difficult. And when one of those villains pushes him over one line, his fellow spiders are there to pull him out of the edge.

The emotional crescent of this film probably belongs to Garfield, not the Netherlands (you know the section), but that does not deter him from his performance. It is an excellent comprehensive last rhythm for his bow arc through MCU, turning him from a younger hero into a fully logged leader who understands the weight of the work he does.

We can't wait to see how Tom Holland's return to "Spider-Man 4" It builds the end of "no way at home".