- TOOMES: Things are never gonna be the same now.
- I mean, look at this. –
You got aliens.
- You got big green guys tearing down buildings.
- When I was a kid, I used to draw cowboys and Indians.
- Um, actually, it’s Native American, but whatever.
- Yeah. Tell you what, though.
- It ain’t bad, is it?
- No. Yeah. Kid’s got a future.
- Yeah, well…
…we’ll see, I guess.
- No, hey! Uh-uh!
- You can’t saw through that stuff.
- These alien bastards are tough. You gotta use the stuff they use.
- -See? All right. SCHULTZ: All right.
- Glad you could join us. Afternoon.
- -Yeah. My alarm didn’t go off.
- Yeah, your alarm.
- Look, just go stack that armor plating like I asked you. This is a huge deal for us.
- HOAG: Attention, please! In accordance with Executive Order 396B…all post-battle cleanup operations are now under our jurisdiction.
Thank you for your service. We’ll take it from here.
- Who the hell are you?
- Qualified personnel.
- Look, I have a city contract to salvage all this, okay, with the city, so–
- I apologize, Mr. Toomes, but all salvage operations are now under our jurisdiction.
Please turn over any and all exotic materials that you’ve collected… …or you will be prosecuted.
- Ma’am, what am–?
Please. Come here. Hey, lady, come on.
Look…
[WHISPERING] …I bought trucks for this job. I brought in a whole new crew.
These guys have a family. I have a family.
I’m all in on this. I could lose my house.
- I’m sorry, sir. There’s nothing I can do.
- Maybe next time, don’t overextend yourself.
- [IN NORMAL VOICE] What’d you say?
- Yeah.
- He’s right. I overextended myself.
- HOAG: Put them down.
- If you have a grievance, you may take it up with my superiors.
- Your superiors. Who the hell are they?
- REPORTER: A joint venture between Stark Industries… …and the government……the Department of Damage Control, will oversee the collection…
…and storage of alien and other exotic materials.
- Now the assholes who made this mess are paid to clean it up.
- Yeah, it’s all rigged.
- REPORTER: Experts estimate there are over 1500 tons of exotic material… …scattered throughout the tri-state area.
- Hey, chief! We have another load from yesterday.
- We’re supposed to turn this in, right?
- I ain’t hauling it.
- It’s too bad. We could have made some cool stuff from all that alien junk.
- I tell you what.Let’s keep it.
The world’s changing.
It’s time we change, too.
- TOOMES: There you go, Mason.
Business is good.
- PETER [IN GRAVELLY VOICE]: New York. Queens.
It’s a rough borough, but, hey, it’s home.
- HAPPY: Who you talking to?
- PETER : No one. Just making a little video of the trip.
- HAPPY: You know you can’t show it to anyone.
- PETER: Yeah, I know.
- HAPPY: Then why are you narrating in that voice?
- PETER: Um…. Because it’s fun. HAPPY: Fun.
- PETER: So, uh, why do they call you Happy?
- Come on. I’m not carrying your bags. Let’s go.
- PETER: Hey, should I go to the bathroom before?
- HAPPY: There’s a bathroom on it.
- PETER: Whoa, no pilot? That’s awesome.
- PETER: Ahh. -Is that where you’re gonna sit?
- This is your first time on a private plane?
- My first time on any plane.
Should it–? Should it be–? Should it be making that noise?
- No one has actually told me why I’m in Berlin or what I’m doing.
- Something about Captain America going crazy.
- -This is you.
- PETER: Oh, we’re neighbors?
- We’re not roommates. Suit up.
- Okay, Peter, you got this.
- HAPPY: What the hell are you wearing?
- It’s my suit.
- -Where’s the case? –
- What case?
- What? I thought that was a closet. -This is still my room? -Go.
- -My room is way bigger than– -There.
PETER: I found the case. I found the case.
- “A minor upgrade”?
Oh, my God.
- -Put it on.
- -What the–?
This is the coolest thing I’ve ever seen–
- -Let’s go.
- -But, yeah. Well, I don’t understand.
- Is it for me? Happy. Happy, wait.
- This is insane. Insane.
- Look at this thing. Look. Look at the eyes.
This is the greatest day of my life. Okay. –
- Let’s go.
- PETER [WHISPERING]: Okay, there’s Captain America, Iron Man……Black Widow. Whoa, who’s that new guy?
- TONY: Underoos!
- -Oh, that’s me. I gotta go. I gotta go.
- PETER [IN NORMAL VOICE]: Hey, everyone.
- The craziest thing just happened.
I just had a fight with Captain America. I stole his shield. I threw it at him–
What the hell? He’s big now. I gotta go. Hang on.
- It was the most amazing thing! Mr. Stark was like, “Hey, Underoos!”
I flipped in and stole Cap’s shield. I was like, “What’s up, everybody?” And–Hey, just a second! Coming!
- We have thin walls here.
- What are you doing, a little video diary?
- PETER: Yeah. -It’s all right.
- -I’d do the same thing. HAPPY: I told him not to. -He was filming. I’m gonna wipe the chip.
- TONY: Okay.
- We should make an alibi video for your aunt anyway. You ready?
- PETER: An alibi? Sure. Okay. -We rolling? Get in the frame.
- Hey, May. How you doing? What are you wearing? Something skimpy, I hope.
Peter, that’s inappropriate. Let’s start over. -You can edit it. -Mm-hm.
- -Three, two, one. Hey, May. -Ha-ha-ha.
My gosh, uh, I wanted to tell you what an incredible job your nephew did……this weekend at the Stark internship retreat.
Everyone was impressed.
- HAPPY: Come on! It’s a freaking merge. I’m sorry.
- This is because you’re not on Queens Boulevard.
- See, Happy is hoping to get bumped up to asset management.
- He was forehead of security, before that he was a driver.
- That was a private conversation.
- I don’t like joking about this. It was hard to talk about that.
- No, seriously, was he snoring a bunch?
- HAPPY: Here we are. End of the line. Whoops.
- TONY: Can you give us a moment?
- -Want me to leave? TONY: Grab Peter’s case out of the trunk.
- I can keep the suit?
- Yes, we were just talking about it.
- Do me a favor, though. Happy’s kind of your point guy on this.
- Don’t stress him out.
- Don’t do anything stupid. I’ve seen his cardiogram.
- -All right? -Yes.
- Don’t do anything I would do, and don’t do anything I wouldn’t do.
- There’s a little gray area in there. That’s where you operate.
- -Wait, does that mean I’m an Avenger? -No.
- -This it? TONY: Seventh floor.
- -I can take that. You don’t have to. -You’ll take it?
- -Yeah, I can take that. -Thank you.
- So when’s our next, uh–? When’s our next “retreat,” you know?
- -What, next mission? -Yeah, the mission. The missions.
- -We’ll call you. -Do you have my numbers?
- No, I mean, we’ll call you. -Like, someone will call you. All right? -Oh.
- -From your team. -Okay. All right.
- It’s not a hug. I’m just grabbing the door for you. We’re not there yet.
- Bye.
- They’re gonna call me.
- What’s up, Penis Parker?
- Rise and shine, Midtown Science and Technology.
- Don’t forget about your homecoming tickets. Do you have a date for homecoming?
- Thanks, Jason, but I already have a date.
- -Okay. -Yeah.
- Ahh, damn it. You, in my office right now.
- BOY [IMITATING EMPEROR PALPATINE]: Join me, and together… …we’ll build my new LEGO Death Star.
- -What? GIRL 1: So lame.
- That’s awesome. How many pieces?
- [IN NORMAL VOICE] Three thousand eight hundred and three.
- -That’s insane. -I know. You want to build it tonight?
- No, I can’t tonight. I’ve got the Stark–
- -Mm-hm. Stark internship. -Yeah, exactly.
- Always got that internship.
- Yeah, well, hopefully, soon it’ll lead to a real job with them.
- -That would be so sweet. -Right?
- He’d be all, “Good job on those spreadsheets, Peter. Here’s a gold coin.”
- -I don’t know how jobs work. -That’s exactly how they work.
- I’ll knock out the bones of the Death Star.
- I’ll come by afterwards. For the most part, the difficult thing is the base of it.
- That’d be great.
- Okay, so how do we calculate linear acceleration… …between points A and B?
- Flash.
- It’s the product of sine of the angle and gravity divided by mass.
- Nope. Peter. You still with us?
- PETER: Uh, uh, yeah, yeah.
- Mass cancels out, so it’s just gravity times sine.
- Right. See, Flash, being the fastest isn’t always the best if you are wrong.
- [WHISPERING] You’re dead.
- MR. COBWELL: Today we’re talking about Danish physicist Niels Bohr…
- Did Liz get a new top?
- NED: No. We’ve seen that before, but never with that skirt.
- We should probably stop staring before it gets creepy.
- MICHELLE: Too late.
- You guys are losers.
- Well, then why do you sit with us?
- Because I don’t have any friends.
- Next question.
- What is the heaviest naturally-occurring element?
- Hydrogen’s the lightest. That’s not the question. Okay.
- CHARLES: Yeah. -Uranium.
- Correct. Thank you, Abraham.
- -Yes. -Please open your books to page 10.
- Peter, it’s nationals.
- Is there no way you could take one weekend off?
- I can’t go to Washington. If Mr. Stark needs me, I have to make sure I’m here.
- You’ve never been in the same room as Tony Stark.
- Wait. What’s happening?
- -Peter’s not going to Washington. CINDY: No.
- -No, no, no. -Why not?
- Really? Right before nationals?
- He already quit marching band and robotics lab.
- I’m not obsessed with him. Just very observant.
- Flash, you’re in for Peter.
- FLASH: I don’t know. I gotta check my calendar first. I got a hot date with Black Widow coming up.
- That is false.
- What’d I tell you about using the bell for comedic purposes?
- What’s up, Mr. Delmar?
- Hey, Mr. Parker. Number five, right?
- Yeah, um, and with pickles, and can you smush it down real flat? Thanks.
- You got it, boss.
- How’s your aunt?
- Yeah, she’s all right.
- [IN SPANISH] She’s a very hot Italian woman.
- [IN SPANISH] How’s your daughter?
- -[IN ENGLISH] Ten dollars. -[IN ENGLISH] It’s 5 dollars.
- -For that comment, 10 dollars. -Hey, come on. I’m joking. I’m joking.
- Here’s 5 dollars.
- What’s up, Murph?
- How you doing, buddy?
- So how’s school?
- Ah, it’s boring. Got better things to do.
- Stay in school, kid. Otherwise, you’re gonna end up like me.
- -This is great. -Best sandwiches in Queens.
- Ahh, finally.
- MAN 1: What’s the matter with you? -Could you hold this?
- -Thanks. MAN 2: Aah!
- Hey, is this anybody’s bike? No?
- -Hey, buddy, is this your bike? MAN 3: I have no change.
- Does anyone have a pen? Do you have a pen?
- ♪ Pulsating to the back beat ♪
- PETER: Whoo! Everybody good?
- You’re that spider guy on YouTube, right?
- Call me Spider-Man.
- Okay, Spider-Man. Do a flip.
- -Yeah! MAN: Not bad.
- -Hey, buddy. -Unh!
- -Shouldn’t steal cars, it’s bad. -It’s my car, dumbass!
- [YELLING] Hey! Shut that off!
- -Can you tell him it’s my car? PETER: I was–
- -I work at nights. Come on. -That’s not your car!
- -That’s his car. PETER: How was I supposed to know?
- -He was putting that in the window! -Every day with these alarms!
- MAN: Shut it off! -Don’t make me come down there, punk.
- Hey, Gary. How you doing?
- Marjorie, how are you? How’s your mother?
- I’m good, I’m good.
- WOMAN [ON RECORDING]: You have reached the voicemail box of:
- HAPPY: Happy Hogan.
- PETER: Hey, Happy. Here’s my report for tonight.
- I stopped a grand theft bicycle. Couldn’t find the owner, so I just left a note, um….
- I helped this lost, old Dominican lady. She was really nice and bought me a churro.
- I just, um, feel like I could be doing more.
- You know? Just curious when the next real mission’s gonna be.
- So, yeah, just call me back.
- It’s Peter. Parker.
- Why would I tell him about the churro?
- Okay.
- MAN 1: Can’t wait to see this thing. PETER: Finally, something good.
- MAN 1: Yo, this high-tech stuff makes it too easy.
- -Told you it was worth it. MAN 2: Okay, go, go, go.
- MAN 3: Oh, nice.
- We can hit, like, five more places tonight.
- What’s up, guys? You forget your PIN number?
- Whoa, you’re the Avengers.
- What are you guys doing here?
- Thor. Hulk. Good to finally meet you guys.
- I thought you’d be more handsome in person. Iron Man.
- Hey, what are you doing robbing a bank? You’re a billionaire.
- [VOICE FUZZING] Oh, this feels so weird.
- [IN NORMAL VOICE] What is that thing?
- [VOICE FUZZING] I’m starting to think you’re not the Avengers.
- DISPATCHER [ON PHONE]: 911. What’s your emergency?
- Uh, Spider-Man is fighting the Avengers in a bank on 21st Street.
- PETER: Let’s wrap this up. It’s a school night.
- PETER: So how do jerks like you get tech like this?
- Mr. Delmar.
- Hey, Mr. Delmar, you in here? Is anybody in here? Hello?
- Oh, come on.
- PETER: I gotta–
- -Here, here. -Good, yeah.
- Okay. Good. Yes.
- Yes– No. No, put that down. That’s worth more than you or me.
- -Yeah? -The craziest thing just happened. These guys were robbing an ATM…
- -…with high-tech weapons– -Take a breath. I don’t have time…
- -…for ATM robberies… -Yeah, but–
- …or the notes you leave. I have moving day to worry about.
- Everything’s gotta be out next week.
- -Wait. You’re moving? Who’s moving? -Yeah, don’t you watch the news?
- Tony sold Avengers Tower. We’re relocating to a new facility upstate…
- -…where hopefully cell service is worse. -But what about me?
- -What about you? -Unh!
- Well, what if Mr. Stark needs me or something big goes down?
- -Can I please talk to Mr. Stark? -Stay away from anything dangerous.
- I’m responsible for making sure you’re responsible, okay?
- I am responsible. I– Oh, crap.
- -My backpack’s gone. -That doesn’t sound responsible.
- -I’ll call you back. -Feel free not to.
- MAY: What was that?
- Uh, it’s nothing. Nothing.
- You’re the Spider-Man.
- -From YouTube. -I’m not. I’m not.
- -You were on the ceiling. -No. What are you doing in my room?
- May let me in. We were gonna finish the Death Star.
- You can’t just bust into my room!
- Ha-ha. That turkey meatloaf recipe is a disaster.
- Let’s go to dinner. Thai? Ned, you want Thai?
- -Yes. -No. He’s got a thing.
- A thing to do after.
- Okay.
- Maybe put on some clothes.
- -Oh, she doesn’t know? -Nobody knows.
- Mr. Stark knows because he made my suit. That’s it.
- [WHISPERING] Tony Stark made you that? Are you an Avenger?
- Yeah, basically.
- You can’t tell anybody about this. You gotta keep it a secret.
- -[IN NORMAL VOICE] Secret? Why? -You know what she’s like.
- If she finds out people try and kill me every night, she won’t let me do this.
- Come on, Ned, please.
- Okay, okay, okay.
- I’ll level with you. I can’t keep this a secret.
- It’s the greatest thing that’s ever happened to me.
- Ned, May cannot know. I cannot do that to her right now.
- You know? I mean, everything that’s happened with her, I– Please.
- -Okay. -Just swear it, okay?
- I swear.
- -Thank you. -Yeah.
- I can’t believe this is happening now.
- -Can I try the suit on? -No. How’s it work? Magnets? How do you shoot the strings?
- -I’m gonna tell you at school tomorrow. -Great.
- Okay, well, wait, then.
- How do you do this and the Stark internship?
- This is the Stark internship.
- -Oh. -Just get out of here.
- MAY: What’s the matter?
- Thought you loved larb.
- It’s too larby?
- Not larby enough.
- How many times do I have to say “larb” before you talk to me?
- You know I larb you.
- I’m just stressed. The internship, and I’m tired. A lot of work.
- The Stark internship.
- I have to tell you, not a fan of that Tony Stark.
- You’re distracted all the time. He’s got you in your head.
- NEWS ANCHOR [ON TV]: Delmar’s Sandwiches was destroyed… What does he have you doing? -…in an explosion… -You need to use your instincts.
- …after an ATM robbery was thwarted by Queens’ own crime stopper… What? …the Spider-Man.
- As the Spider-Man attempted to foil their heist…
- …a powerful blast was set off, slicing through the bodega across the street.
- Miraculously, no one was harmed.
- If you spot something like that happening, you turn and you run the other way.
- Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Of course.
- Six blocks away from us.
- I, uh, need a new backpack.
- -What? -I need a new backpack.
- MAY: That’s five.
- -Sticky rice pudding. -We didn’t order that.
- It’s on the house.
- Oh, thanks.
- That’s nice of him.
- I think he larbs you, heh.
- NED: You got bit by a spider?
- Can it bite me? Well, it probably would’ve hurt, right?
- Whatever. Even if it did hurt, I’d let it bite me.
- Maybe. How much did it hurt?
- The spider’s dead, Ned.
- NED: You were here?
- You could’ve died.
- -Do you lay eggs? -What?
- No. Ha-ha.
- -Can you spit venom? -No.
- Can you summon an army of spiders?
- No, Ned.
- The Sokovia Accords were put into place….
- [WHISPERING] How far can you shoot your webs?
- [WHISPERING] It’s unknown. Shut up.
- If I was you, I would stand on a building…
- -…and just shoot it as far as I could– -Shut up, Ned.
- Hi. I’m Captain America. Whether you’re in the classroom or on the battlefield…
- -Do you know him too? -Yeah, we met.
- -I stole his shield. -What?
- Today, my good friend, your gym teacher…
- …will conduct the Captain America Fitness Challenge.
- Thank you, Captain.
- Pretty sure he’s a war criminal, but I have to show these videos. It’s required by the state. Let’s do it.
- NED: Do Avengers have to pay taxes? PETER: Shh!
- NED: What does Hulk smell like? PETER: Shh!
- NED: I bet he smells nice. PETER: You have to shut up.
- Is Captain America cool, or is he like a mean, old grandpa?
- Ned, just, shh, okay?
- -Hey, can I be your guy in the chair? -What?
- Yeah. You know how there’s a guy with a headset… …telling the other guy where to go?
- If you’re in a burning building, I could tell you where to go.
- There’d be screens around me, and I could swivel around.
- -I could be your guy in the chair. -I don’t need a guy in the chair.
- Looking good, Parker.
- Now, see, for me, it would be F Thor…
- …marry Iron Man and kill Hulk.
- Well, what about the Spider-Man?
- LIZ: It’s just “Spider-Man.”
- Did you see the bank security cam on YouTube? He fought off four guys.
- Oh, my God, she’s crushing on Spider-Man.
- No way.
- -Kind of. -Oh, gross.
- -He’s probably 30. -You don’t know what he looks like.
- Like, what if he’s seriously burned?
- I wouldn’t care. I’d love him for the person he is inside.
- Peter knows Spider-Man.
- No, I don’t. No. I– I mean–
- They’re friends.
- Yeah, like Coach Wilson and Captain America are friends. Heh.
- I’ve met him, yeah. A couple times.
- But it’s, um…
- …through the Stark internship. Mm-hm.
- Yeah, well, I’m not really supposed to talk about it.
- Well, that’s awesome. Hey, you know what? Maybe you should invite him to Liz’s party. Right?
- Yeah, I’m having people over tonight. You’re more than welcome to come.
- -Having a party? FLASH: Yeah, it’s gonna be dope.
- You should totally invite your personal friend Spider-Man.
- -Um…. -It’s okay. I know Peter’s way too busy for parties anyway, so….
- Come on. He’ll be there. Right, Parker?
- What are you doing?
- Helping you out.
- Did you not hear her? Liz has a crush on you.
- Dude, you’re an Avenger. If any one of us has a chance with a senior girl, it’s you.
- MAY: House party in the suburbs.
- Oh, I remember these. Kind of jealous.
- -It’ll be a night to remember. -Oh, ha-ha-ha.
- Ned, some hats wear men. You wear that hat.
- -Yeah, it gives me confidence. -Heh.
- This is a mistake.
- Hey, let’s just go home.
- Oh, Peter.
- I know. I know it’s really hard…
- …trying to fit in with all the changes your body’s going through.
- It’s flowering now.
- He’s so stressed out lately.
- What helps with stress is a party.
- -We should go to the party. -Yeah, let’s do it. I’m gonna go.
- -Have fun, okay? Okay. -I will.
- Bye, May.
- Dude, you have the suit, right?
- -Yeah. -This is gonna change our lives.
- MAN’S VOICE [OVER SPEAKERS]: DJ Flash.
- Okay. We’re gonna have Spider-Man swing in…
- …say you guys are tight, and I get a fist bump or one of those half bro-hugs.
- Can’t believe you’re at this lame party.
- But you’re here too.
- Am I?
- Oh, my gosh. Hey, guys. Cool hat, Ned.
- -Hi, Liz. -Hi, Liz.
- I’m so happy you guys came.
- There’s pizza and drinks. Help yourself.
- -What a great party. -Thanks.
- Oh, I– My parents will kill me if anything’s broken. I gotta–
- -Bye. LIZ: Bye.
- Dude, what are you doing? She’s here. Spider it up.
- No, no, no. I can’t– I cannot do this.
- Spider-Man is not a party trick, okay?
- Look, I’m just gonna be myself.
- Peter, no one wants that.
- Dude.
- Penis Parker, what’s up?
- So where’s your pal Spider-Man?
- Let me guess: In Canada with your imaginary girlfriend?
- That’s not Spider-Man. That’s just Ned in a red shirt.
- “Hey, what’s up? I’m Spider-Man.
- Just thought I’d swing by and say hello to my buddy Peter.
- Oh, what’s up, Ned? Hey, where’s Peter, anyways? He must be around….”
- God, this is stupid. What am I doing?
- What the hell?
- This sucks.
- Now, this is crafted from a reclaimed sub-Ultron arm straight from Sokovia.
- Here. You try.
- I wanted something low-key. Why are you trying to upsell me, man?
- BRICE: Okay, okay. I got what you need, all right? I got tons of great stuff here. One sec.
- Okay, I got, uh, black-hole grenades, Chitauri railguns….
- SCHULTZ: You letting off shots in public now? Hurry up.
- Look, times are changing. We’re the only ones selling these high-tech weapons.
- Oh, this must be where the ATM robbers got their stuff.
- I need something to stick up somebody. I’m not trying to shoot them back in time.
- I got antigrav climbers.
- Yo, climbers?
- Okay, what the hell is that?
- -Did you set us up? -Hey, hey, man.
- Hey! Hey, come on. You gonna shoot at somebody, shoot at me.
- All right.
- What was that?
- -We gotta call him. -No, no, no.
- SCHULTZ: Did you just do it again?
- -Shut up. -I’m calling him.
- Toomes’ phone.
- MASON: Boss.
- Oh, my butt! Unh!
- Great. Guess I’m gonna have to take a shortcut.
- Hey, guys. Good game. Have fun.
- Sorry, no time to play. Here, go fetch.
- Whoo! Now, this is more like it.
- Smells really good.
- PETER: Great movie!
- Ugh…. Oh, hey, guys.
- PETER [ON RECORDING]: Hey, it’s Peter. Leave a message.
- Peter, where are you? The hat’s not working. This is not cool.
- Almost got you.
- Thought you got away from me, didn’t you?
- [PANTING] I got you right where I want you.
- Surprise!
- What the hell?
- Oh, hey.
- And then he just, like, swooped down like a monster…
- …and picked me up, and took me up like a thousand feet and just dropped me.
- How’d you find me? Did you put a tracker in my suit?
- TONY: I put everything in your suit.
- Including this heater.
- Whew, that’s better. Thanks.
- What were you thinking?
- The guy with wings is the source of the weapons. I gotta take him down.
- Take him down now, huh?
- Crockett, there are people who handle this sort of thing.
- -The Avengers? -No. This is a little below their pay grade.
- Mr. Stark, you didn’t have to come out here. I had that. I was fine.
- Oh, I’m not here.
- Thank God this place has Wi-Fi… …or you would be toast right now.
- Thank Ganesh while you’re at it. Cheers.
- Look, forget the flying vulture guy, please.
- -Why? -Why?
- Because I said so!
- Sorry, I’m talking to a teenager.
- Stay close to the ground.
- Build up your game helping little people, like that lady that bought you the churro.
- Can’t you just be a friendly…
- …neighborhood Spider-Man?
- But I’m ready for more than that now.
- No, you’re not.
- That’s not what you thought when I took on Captain America.
- Trust me, kid. If Cap wanted to lay you out, he would’ve.
- Listen to me. If you come across these weapons again, call Happy.
- Are you driving?
- You know, it’s never too early to start thinking about college.
- I got some pull at MIT. End call.
- No, I don’t need to go to–
- FRIDAY: Mr. Stark is no longer connected.
- That’s awesome.
- “Stay close to the ground”? What is he talking about?
- Hey, what’s up? I’m on my way back.
- Actually, I was calling to say maybe you shouldn’t come. Listen.
- FLASH: When I say “penis,” you say “Parker.”
- NED: Sorry, Peter. I guess we’re still losers.
- -I’ll see you tomorrow. -I’ll see you tomorrow in school.
- Idiots.
- Idiots. Idiots!
- MASON: Boss?
- Your wife keeps texting you. Something about a brake light.
- What’d I tell you about looking at my phone?
- Oh. Sorry. You left it out. You know I’m a curious person by nature.
- I finished designing that high-altitude vacuum seal.
- In case you want to, you know, go for the big one?
- You’re still on that? I told you, no. The answer’s no. Forget it.
- I mean, that was badass. Ha.
- How many times have I told you not to fire them out in the open?
- -You said, move the merchandise. -Under the radar.
- Under the radar!
- That’s how we survive.
- If you bring Damage Control or the Avengers down here, we’re through.
- You’re out there wearing that goofy thing, lighting up cars… …calling yourself the Shocker.
- “I’m the Shocker. I shock people.” What is this, pro wrestling?
- Ah, whatever, old man. Come on.
- Look. Look.
- I know you don’t give a crap about anything.
- But I do. I built this whole place because I got people I have to look after.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- You know what?
- I can’t afford your bullshit.
- -Get out of here. -What?
- -You’re done. You’re off the crew. -Yeah, all right.
- Wonder if you can afford me out there, though, right? With everything I know.
- -Excuse me? -Uh, I’m just saying…
- …maybe your wife would like to know where you really get your money from.
- -You know what? -What?
- You’re right.
- -That work? -I don’t know.
- I can’t afford that.
- Damn.
- -I thought this was the antigravity gun. -What?
- No, that’s that one.
- Here.
- Now you’re the Shocker. Go out there and find that weapon he lost.
- All right.
- NED: Hey, thanks for bailing on me.
- Yeah, well, something came up.
- What is that?
- I don’t know. Some guy tried to vaporize me with it.
- -Seriously? -Yeah.
- Awesome.
- I mean, not awesome. Heh, totally uncool of that guy.
- So scary.
- Well, look, I think it’s… …a power source.
- Yeah, but it’s connected to all these microprocessors.
- That’s an inductive charging plate. That’s what I use to charge my toothbrush.
- Whoever’s making these weapons is combining alien tech with ours.
- That is literally the coolest sentence anyone has ever said.
- I just want to thank you for letting me be part of your journey… …into this amazing–
- Keep your fingers clear of the blades.
- I gotta figure out what this is and who makes it.
- NED: We’ll go to the lab after class and run tests.
- First, we put the glowy thing in the mass spectrometer.
- We gotta come up with a better name than “glowy thingy.”
- You’re right.
- Crap.
- [WHISPERING] Come on, come on, come on.
- High schools creep me out. They got this funny smell, you know?
- Hey, that’s one of the guys that tried to kill me.
- [WHISPERING] What?
- -Yeah. -We gotta get out of here.
- No, no, no. I gotta follow them. They can lead me to the guy that dropped me in the lake.
- -Someone dropped you in a lake? -Yeah, it was not good.
- -Peter– -No. Stay there, Ned.
- What are you doing?
- [IN NORMAL VOICE] Nothing. Heh.
- -Oh. -Yeah. You good?
- Chess.
- RANDY: Can you imagine what the boss would say if he knew where we were?
- It’s saying there was an energy pulse here.
- RANDY: There’s no sign of the weapon.
- -And even if it was here, now it’s gone. -So are we.
- This is so awesome.
- I know, right?
- They’re in Brooklyn.
- Staten Island.
- Leaving Jersey.
- They stopped.
- Maryland?
- -What’s there? -I don’t know.
- Evil lair? Heh.
- -They have a lair? -A gang with alien guns…
- …run by a guy with wings? Yeah.
- Badass.
- But how are you gonna get there if it’s, like, 300 miles away?
- It’s not too far from D.C.
- -Hey, it’s Peter. -Guys.
- I was hoping I could rejoin the team.
- No, no way. You can’t quit on us… …stroll up and be welcomed back by everyone.
- Hey, welcome back! Flash, you’re back to first alternate.
- -What? -He’s taking your place.
- Excuse me, can we go already?
- I was hoping to get in some protesting in front of an embassy before dinner.
- Protesting is patriotic. Let’s get on the bus.
- LIZ: Focus up. Our next topic is the moons of Saturn.
- The second law of thermodynamics.
- -Frank Sinatra. -Fort Sumter.
- -Flash is wrong. -Okay, let’s focus. Next one.
- Liz, don’t overwork them.
- Uh, strontium, barium, vibranium.
- -Very good, Peter. Glad to have you back. -Glad to be back.
- -What is the current standard unit of–? -Can I take this real quick?
- -Hello? -Got a blip on my screen here. You left New York?
- LIZ: Okay, focus up, everyone. -Tracker. Uh….
- Yeah, it’s just a school trip. It’s, uh, nothing.
- Happy, I gotta say, tracking me without permission… …is a complete violation of privacy.
- -That’s different. -What’s different?
- Nothing. Look, it’s just the Academic Decathlon.
- -It’s no big deal. -Hey, hey. I’ll decide if it’s no big deal.
- Sounds like no big deal, but remember, I’m watching you.
- -Everyone stick together. -Yeah.
- CHARLES: You kidding me? This place is huge.
- FLASH: I’ve seen bigger. -There’s a bird in here.
- -Hey, you brought your laptop, right? -Why?
- Peter… …why are we removing the tracker from your suit?
- …I gotta follow these guys to their boss before they move again…
- …and I don’t really want Mr. Stark to know about it.
- So you’re lying to Iron Man now?
- No, I’m not lying. He just doesn’t really get what I can do yet.
- Gotcha.
- All right, Happy, enjoy tracking this lamp.
- There’s a ton of other subsystems in here…
- -Hmm? -…but they’re all disabled… …by the Training Wheels Protocol.
- “Training Wheels Protocol”? Turn it off.
- I don’t think that’s a good idea. They’re blocked for a reason.
- Come on, man, I don’t need training wheels.
- I’m sick of him treating me like a kid all the time.
- -It’s not cool. -But you are a kid.
- A kid who can stop a bus with his bare hands.
- Peter, I just don’t think this is a great idea. I mean, what if this is illegal?
- Look, please. This is my chance to prove myself.
- I can handle it. Ned, come on.
- -I don’t think this is a good idea. -The guy in the chair.
- -Don’t do that. -Come on.
- The glowy thing, it’s evidence. Keep it safe.
- -All right? -Okay. Okay.
- -They’re moving. -Be careful.
- -Hey, Liz. -[WHISPERING] Perfect timing.
- We’re gonna go swimming. -Come on, come on, come on. -[WHISPERING] What?
- [IN NORMAL VOICE] I was, uh– I was gonna go study in the business center.
- [IN NORMAL VOICE] You don’t need to. You’re the smartest guy I’ve ever met.
- And besides… …um, a rebellious group activity the day before competition is good for morale.
- Um, well, I read that in a TED Talk, so–
- I– I heard it in a TED Talk.
- And I read a coaching book.
- Wow, you really– This is really important to you.
- Yeah. It’s our future. I’m not gonna screw it up.
- Besides, we raided the minibar and these candy bars were, like, $11.
- -So get your trunks on and come on. CHARLES: Come on.
- SALLY: Come on. LIZ: I’m coming, I’m coming.
- SPIDER SUIT: Good evening, Peter. -Hello? Hello?
- Congratulations on completing the Training Wheels Protocol…
- …and gaining access to your suit’s full capabilities.
- Ah, thank you.
- Where would you like to take me tonight?
- I put a tracker on someone. He’s a bad guy.
- Tracker located.
- Plotting course to intercept target.
- As long as I make it back in time for decathlon, it’s fine.
- SPIDER SUIT: One hundred meters from destination and closing.
- Jump now.
- Detecting three individuals.
- PETER [WHISPERING]: Why is their secret lair in a gas station? That’s so lame.
- [IN NORMAL VOICE] Hey, suit lady, what are they doing?
- Do you want to hear what they’re saying?
- I can hear what they’re saying? Uh, yeah.
- Activating Enhanced Reconnaissance Mode.
- MASON: I got the gauntlet from the Lagos cleanup. The rest is my design.
- Whoa, that’s so cool.
- RANDY: Can’t believe they’re still cleaning up…
- -…that Triskelion mess. SCHULTZ: I love it.
- They keep making messes, we keep getting rich.
- MASON: Target inbound.
- [WHISPERING] Whoa, they’re in the middle of a heist. I could catch them red-handed. This is awesome.
- [IN NORMAL VOICE] Okay, I’ll get closer to see what’s happening.
- Would you like me to engage Enhanced Combat Mode?
- Uh, “Enhanced Combat Mode”? Yeah.
- Activating Instant Kill.
- No, no, no. I don’t want to kill anybody.
- Deactivating Instant Kill.
- Did you hear that?
- What the hell just happened? What was that?
- You jumped off the sign and landed on your face.
- What’s wrong with my web-shooters?
- Rapid-fire is the default for Enhanced Combat Mode.
- -Why would I need rapid-fire? -Would you like to see more options?
- You have 576 possible web-shooter combinations.
- Whoa, Mr. Stark really overdid it.
- You two wait right here.
- Wait. You’re gonna want to turn on the dampers.
- -That thing will shatter your arm. -All right, where’s the dampers?
- PETER: That one. -Great choice.
- Would you like me to set this as your new default?
- No, no, no.
- -Push that in. No, the other– -Here? This one here?
- -What was that? -Taser webs.
- Taser webs? I don’t want Taser webs.
- You seem to be unfamiliar with your web-shooter settings.
- Would you like to run a refresher course?
- -No. Just– You choose. -Sure thing.
- WOMAN [OVER RADIO]: Six-alpha-niner, are you running on time?
- Copy, central. Six-alpha-niner on schedule.
- SCHULTZ: I got a visual. -Green light, green light.
- Oh, that’s him.
- Okay. I got eyes on the convoy.
- Pulling in behind the caboose.
- MASON [OVER RADIO]: Deploy anchors.
- Dropping down.
- No outgoing distress signals. You’re clear.
- Hey. Looks like they got some good stuff here.
- Whoa, cool. It’s like some kind of matter phase shifter.
- All right, coming up.
- Hey, Big Bird. This doesn’t belong to you.
- Oh, God.
- -Suit lady, what was that?! SPIDER SUIT: You told me to choose.
- What? No, just set everything back to normal.
- Activating all systems.
- My head.
- SPIDER SUIT: You appear to have a mild concussion.
- Hey, so where am I right now?
- I’m not sure.
- The container walls are hindering my sensors.
- Wait a minute. They must have hijacked the truck and taken me to their evil lair.
- Okay, suit lady, we’re gonna have to fight our way out of this one.
- Three, two, one.
- What is this place?
- Suit lady, where am I?
- You’re in the most secure facility on the Eastern Seaboard. The Damage Control deep-storage vault.
- No. Seriously? Argh!
- The door will most likely remain closed until morning.
- Morning?
- Hey, suit lady. I kind of feel bad calling you “suit lady,” you know?
- I think I should probably give you a name.
- Like Liz. No, no, no.
- God, that’s– That’s weird.
- What about Karen?
- SPIDER SUIT: You can call me Karen if you would like.
- Hey, Karen, what else can this suit do?
- Maybe we should run that refresher course.
- KAREN: Ricochet web. -Ricochet web.
- -Whoa. Cool. -Splitter web.
- -Web grenade. -Web grenade!
- Should I tell Liz that I’m Spider-Man?
- Who is Liz?
- Who’s Liz? Heh. She’s– Heh, heh.
- She’s the best. She’s awesome. She’s just a girl who goes to my school.
- And, uh– Yeah, I just– I really want to tell her, but it’s kind of weird, you know?
- “Hey, I’m Spider-Man.”
- What’s weird about that?
- What if she’s expecting someone like Tony Stark? Imagine how disappointed she’d be when she sees me.
- Well, if I were her, I wouldn’t be disappointed at all.
- Thanks, Karen. It’s really nice to have somebody to talk to.
- Hey, how long we been here anyways?
- -Thirty-seven minutes. -What?!
- Thirty-seven minutes? That’s insane.
- I cannot take this anymore. I got to– I gotta get out of here.
- There’s got to be something in here I can use.
- Okay, let’s see.
- Nope.
- That’s awesome.
- Oh. Hey, it’s like the glowy thing.
- That glowy thing is an explosive Chitauri energy core.
- You mean, we’ve been carrying around a bomb?
- It would require radiation to transform it into an explosive state.
- Hey! Please! Please, somebody let me out! Hey!
- Karen, you have to help me override that time lock.
- Okay, Karen, lower the voltage and run it.
- Trial unsuccessful.
- Okay, we’re just gonna have to try every sequence.
- LIZ: Ned, Peter, we’re gonna be late. Come on, let’s go.
- Okay. Uh, hold on, hold on.
- Initiating trial 247.
- It worked. It works.
- Please be sure all cell phones are turned off.
- PETER: Karen, get me to decathlon as fast as possible.
- KAREN: Sure thing. Just tell me where it is.
- Across the street from the Washington Monument.
- NED [ON RECORDING]: It’s Ned. Leave a message.
- Call me back. The glowy thing’s a bomb!
- KAREN: There’s a vehicle approaching on your right.
- JUDGE: We have now entered sudden death.
- The next correct answer wins the championship.
- JUDGE: Midtown Tech?
- Zero.
- That is correct.
- Midtown takes the championship.
- FLASH: Woo-hoo! We won. LIZ: You guys, I am so proud of you.
- FLASH: Told you we didn’t need Peter. NED: Flash, you didn’t answer a question.
- -Taking it all in, Michelle? -Oh, yeah, I just, um–
- I don’t want to celebrate something that was built by slaves.
- I’m sure the Washington Monument wasn’t built by–
- Okay.
- -Enjoy your book. -Thanks.
- -Oh, Ned, you’re alive. -Peter, are you okay?
- Where’s the glowy thing? The glowy thing?
- -It’s safe. It’s in my backpack. -Ned, listen, the glowy thing is dangerous.
- You missed the decathlon. I covered for you.
- -Listen. -We’re at the Washington Monument.
- -Peter, is that you? -Hey, Liz.
- KAREN: Is that Liz? -Put Ned back on the phone.
- KAREN: You should tell her how you feel. -You flake. You are lucky we won.
- I want to be mad, but I’m more worried. Like, what is going on with you?
- I have to talk to Ned. It’s important.
- All items on the belt, please.
- PETER: There’s something in Ned’s backpack. It’s dangerous. Don’t let it go through an x-ray.
- Liz? Liz! Damn it.
- Can I be the one to tell Peter he’s expelled?
- The Washington Monument is 555 feet, five and one-eighth inches tall.
- Notice how the marble and granite are cut around the stone.
- No, no, no. Karen, what’s going on up there?
- KAREN: The Chitauri core has detonated… …and caused severe structural damage to the elevator.
- -Oh, no. -My friends are up there.
- What? Uh, don’t worry, ma’am, everything’s gonna be okay.
- Excuse me, excuse me. Oh, my God, that’s tall.
- Oh, my God. Look at the ceiling.
- LIZ: Just stay calm, everyone.
- Oh, we are all going to die here.
- KAREN: Estimating 10 minutes before catastrophic failure.
- We’re freaking screwed.
- Okay, I know that was scary, but our safety systems are working.
- KAREN: The safety systems are completely failing.
- We’re very safe in here.
- KAREN: The occupants are in imminent mortal danger.
- Going as fast as I can!
- KAREN: You now have 125 seconds until catastrophic failure.
- What?! Why?
- Unexpected motion has caused the deterioration to escalate.
- -How do I get in there? -Activating reconnaissance drone.
- Whoa. Has that been there this whole time? That’s awesome.
- Locating optimal entry point.
- Proceed to southwest window.
- Karen, I’m on my way.
- Okay. Oh, my God. Okay.
- KAREN: What’s wrong? You’ve reached the southwest window.
- -Why are you hesitating? -It’s fine.
- I’ve just never been this high before.
- You have also not reinstalled your parachute… …so a fall from this height would most likely be lethal.
- Perfect.
- Why is it not breaking?
- It’s four-inch ballistic glass. You’ll have to create more momentum.