>try watching into spiderverse 2018
>actaully your so smart that you couldn't possibly get all your answers wrong
dropped the movie right here
am i to assume that the teacher gave a test with an even spread of true and false answers?
saying someone should score at least 50% on a true/false test is a complete mitwit take of understanding probability and RNG
It doesn't matter if the spread isn't even. Each question has a 50/50 shot of being correct. The probabilities are independent of one another.
what if the whole true/false test only had true answers? then it would be a 0% you fricking moron
It wouldn't matter. The test taker doesn't know the answers beforehand. To them, the outcome of each question is still 50/50 true/false. The more you try to prove yourself wrong, the more fricking stupid you look.
There is only 1 way to get every answer wrong. Any change would result in a right answer somewhere. Answering 3 questions means 2 * 2 * 2 possible combinations (not scores, but possible answers).
100 questions means there are 2^100 possible combinations of true/false answers, only one of which gets a 0 score.
That means there is a 1 out of 1267650600228229401496703205376 chance someone would randomly get a 0%.
That is pretty unlikely.
>That means there is a 1 out of 1267650600228229401496703205376 chance someone would randomly get a 0%.
>That is pretty unlikely.
Ah bit anon, it isn't exactly zero chance.
Which means that contrarian moron that think they are smart get to point this out and think they've made a good point, instead of realising that if something that unlikely happens in real life, people will flag it as suspicious and use there experience of Miles and figure out what is going on.
to get a perfect 0 he would have had to study to learn all of the correct answers to choose only the wrong ones in a t/f test, that makes even less sense that he would study to intentionally fail when statistically he should fail by just selecting randomly
It's almost like he's fourteen and doesn't put much thought into his actions.
>go to college
>all the tests are yes/no questions
lmao american “education”
? that's not how college admissions works
The teacher clearly states that he got every answer wrong by knowing the right answer and choosing the opposite. You're the idiot, OP, but thanks for playing.
Correct. OP must have run out of puzzles this morning. OP may have a problem with her explanation of statistical theory, but that was always secondary to the important part, that the only way he could have gotten them all wrong was to correctly know the answer to them all. He would have done worse actually getting some right, because in that case an argument could have been made that he was blindly guessing.
>answer every question wrong
>actually, you answered them right
so what would have happened if he answered them correctly? the scene serves no purpose you unintelligibly dull moron
The scene demonstrates that Miles is uncomfortable with leaving his childhood behind and is struggling with growing into a man so he’s holding himself back on purpose
You are fricking DENSE dude Jesus Christ
american education please understand
It's that he doesn't want to go to the uncool prep school for smart kids, you dunce.
>Character is [too immature] for [mature thing]
That’s what I said, yeah
No, you said some pop psych shit about childhood and growing up that has nothing to do with the actual context of the story.
So you’re telling me the “Leap of Faith” scene, the emotional climax of the movie, isn’t about adulthood
And emotional climaxes don’t need build-up to them
This thread is making me watch grown men drown in a shallow pond
It's about living up to his potential, which is a running theme of the movie and is reinforced in the test scene OP mentioned. Please stop pretending you're capable of media analysis if you're going to be this moronic.
You’re splitting hairs at this point. Whatever man
I accept your concession, moron.
>holding himself back by studing and choosing the wrong choice on purpose
that's not how it works. He would stop caring about school, be lazy, get 18/100 and his teacher would call him a lazy ass
I get nuance is tough for a lot of people but.
>Miles typically does well on exams and schoolwork
>Has done so well he got into preppy school
>Miles, in an attempt to undo the consequences of being smart, tries to flunk a test
>Teacher knows he's not an idiot, and he also seems way to OK with failing, and calls him on his bullshit.
so is not about growing up, but about being in a rich school
Part of growing up is leaving a comfortable and safe environment for better opportunities.
he must feel very uncomfortqble passing all examns with so little effort
It's highschool. American high school. It's not that hard to ace a test. You don't need to be particularly smart.
You were probably just too dumb.
Buddy, everyone understands what the writers were going for here. The problem is they chose the laziest and dumbest way possible to get their point across.
Also it just demonstrates that miles is pretty stupid, if he where smart he'd get a believable failing grade
I CARRIED AN M-16
he didnt want to be in that school dumbass, thats want that scene is illustrating, fricking cocomelon ass bluey ass homie
>so what would have happened if he answered them correctly? the scene serves no purpose you unintelligibly dull moron
So so bait, have a (you)
Good point, and it makes me think that the spider-cult, and Britain stealing their stuff is the same issue. Situations are improbably contorted to make the point the filmmakers are trying to make.
You're wrong. Either find the original quality and you can clearly see it's just two bubbles, or you can look at the answers miles filled in and see they're only in 1 of 2 positions.
I don't know why I keep coming here when this board is so full of morons like you.
>characters doesn't want to be in that school
>the school expels you if you fail
>character fails on purpose
What is it that you don't understand?
>so what would have happened if he answered them correctly?
If he had answered some correctly and still ended up with a poor score it would indicate he was just dumb or didn't study. Getting a 0/100 on a 100 question true/false quiz is almost statistically impossible unless you're deliberately picking the wrong answers.
>Getting a 0/100 on a 100 question true/false quiz is almost statistically impossible unless you're deliberately picking the wrong answers.
So he's smart enough to know the answers but still doesn't come to a basic conclusion like this, he's either dumb or the writing is.
The difference between intelligence and wisdom. He hasn't learned that selling your con too hard makes it unappealing.
>He hasn't learned that selling your con too hard makes it unappealing.
Then he's either too moronic to understand probability or unobservant to notice even bad students don't get zeros. It's common sense that even answer questions randomly won't get a score that low
>It's common sense
Browsing through this thread, is it really common?
anon he's a kid, he didn't expect the teacher to go "you obviously would've gotten them all right"
>anon he's a kid,
As a school aged child he would've seen that no one ever gets a zero on a test. As a SMART kid he would've made the connections that it had to look real.
He's 14, anon. Think about all the stuff that seems obvious to you now that you didn't know at 14.
almost impossible, but not impossible
Just like winning the lottery or being struck by lightning
Jesus. I don't like the movie either, I think miles is one annoying homosexual, but you are moronic OP.
Jesus Christ if I gave you a random true flase test and you gave me completely random answers the chances of your getting them all wrong wouldnm be near zero. This isn't that hard of a concept to get.
>the chances of your getting them all wrong wouldnm be near zero. This isn't that hard of a concept to get.
Miles not knowing this means he's an idiot.
>Miles not knowing this means he's an idiot.
or he's acting out as a cry for help
>THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ZERO!!!
>btw the multiverse where every reality exists is real!
get the frick out of here with your reddit le science
if you fill a true/false test randomly, you have a chance to have every answer right or wrong.
The odds of guessing every question right or every question wrong by complete random chance are both about
1-in-1,270,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
this is true for every possible combination of result, therefore there's no reason to doubt in this or that one more precisely. you will never be sure that the person didn't do it on purpose or just randomly failed on every try.
Like many people already said, If the character was well written and knew all the answer, I would have let a few question right.
there's a guy who got struck by lightning what ? eight times ? again It can happen.
what are the odds of some goofball merchants in the XIXth buying bed warmer to sell them in India and still managing to make a profit ? one might say near zero, yet it still happen.
and no matter : in true, random probability the chance are always 1/2
Now consider the chance of you not being struck by lightning and you'll realize why the teacher called attention to it
>this is true for every possible combination of result
for microstates, yes
macrostates, no
there are 1.27e30 possible microstates, each equally probable for a true random test, but there are only 100 macrostates, which are NOT equally probable
To put the odds in perspective. It's like finding one magic grain of sand among a billion of earths beaches on the first try. On average, if you try a trillion grains of sand per second, it would take more than a full lifetime of the universe. Though both figures are so large they're not really saying anything to you. It's in the same realm of probability as your phone turning into solid gold overnight due to cosmic rays bombardment element transmutation.
This is why statistics should be taught in schools.
Lets say you have 10 true or false questions and answer randomly. As you noticed, the outcomes (every combination of results) are all equally likely; however, getting the first question right and the rest wrong is a different outcome than getting the second question right and the rest wrong, despite both outcomes having the same overall score of one question answered correctly out of 10.
If we start counting, we notice that there is 1 outcome for getting all questions right and one for getting them all wrong, then there's 10 possible outcomes for getting just one question right (or one wrong), then there are 45 outcomes where two questions are right (or two wrong), there are 120 combinations with 3 questions right (or 3 wrong), and so on (there is a simple formula to calculate that, you can check by counting). Overall the outcomes are 2 ^ 10 = 1024.
So, the chances of having ALL questions wrong is 1/1024 = ~0.1%
The chances of having three questions right are 120/1024 = ~ 10%
The chances of having five: 252/1024 = ~25%
This effect is more pronounced the more questions there are. And so, the chances of answering 0/100 would be 1 / 2^100. That's very, very small: 0.000000000000000000000000008%
So what about getting exactly 50 right? 8% (formula: 100! / 50! / 50! / 2^100 )
There's actually a 99.99% chance of getting between 30 to 70 questions right, if you're guessing each question randomly. Crazy how that works!
As you see, getting suspicious was quite reasonable
Just because improbable things happen, doesn't make acting on improbably outcomes reasonable. Maybe that penis growing ad is real, and you'll actually get a bigger dick, but do you think it's reasonable to buy their whole stock?
That would imply he read every one. If he was trying to fail he would have just answered blindly.
Not knowing that makes him look pretty dumb.
It’s perfectly realistic for kids to want to underperform on purpose, OP
Nah it's shitty Gary Stu writing
It’s literally a character flaw
Stop throwing around labels like they’re candy
>Character Flaw
>You're so damn smart you can choose to fail
Miles is a worthless character
ok do you have to make 50 threads about it
Being afraid of adulthood is a character flaw, yeah.
Shut up moron, these crappy miles hate thread are tired as shit
Miles is not in a situation where he has to fit in with fatherless thugs. He's not some half-whitw kid who feels he has to be a frickup to be a "REAL homie". It makes NO sense. This isn't even the caucasian kid trope of "Fricking up to get attention from a busy mommy and daddy".
His whole relationship with Uncle Aaron contradicts this post
Barring that, fear/anxiety doesn’t always have to be “rational”
You are too autistic for a children’s movie
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>flawless argument
>um actually esl
nice try esl
nobody says "non english speaker" who knows english
You’re a fricking moron OP
How did you get filtered by a bog-standard coming of age story
>flawless argument
>everyone in this thread is proving you wrong
oh no he is moronic
no they are wrong i just dont need to reply to everyone and call them moronic
50% is definitely overestimating, but getting 0 answers correct is extremely unlikely, even if the person didn't know the answer to any of the questions.
Honestly I never noticed it was only binary answers. Haven't seen that shit since like first grade.
I guess if it were a standard multiple choice test it then becomes too probable for someone to get a 0 and no longer seems impressive.
>am i to assume that the teacher gave a test with an even spread of true and false answers?
As usual, morons desperately trying to seem intelligent. No, butthole. He simply selected the wrong one, that has nothing to do with number of answers.
I would think you’d have a problem with miles being super smart because of course he is
Yeah I assumed that's what OP wasad about too.
Multiple choice and true/false is typically considered the worst test format for this reason. It's basically designed to let you pass without studying. And that's before you get into "test taking" strategies that push a B to an A
I hate Black personman too, OP. But find a different argument that actually works next time, moron
Kinda weird to have a whole test be True/False.
It's a catch-22 A smart person would have marked some correct answers to trick the examiner into thinking he is dumb. Miles, knowing all the correct answers, ticked the opposite ones, proving that he is dumb by not choosing to mark some of the right ones.
An actual smart person plays 3D-chess around both kinds of morons and mixes it up to avoid suspicion in the first place.
That was miles mistake because he was too focused about proving everyone he didn't belong in the school
>my son is so smart, but the things he does is so stupid.
He wanted it to be noticed. It was performative
A smart person would have just shit on the floor in the middle of class to get kicked out.
Anon you are forgetting to take into account his history and that sheis the teacher. She knows his capabilities. Which is why she knows it is bullshit he got everything wrong.
>am i to assume that the teacher gave a test with an even spread of true and false answers?
It's multiple choice, not true false. You can even see the 4 bubbles to fill out in your own picture. If the test only has 50 questions on it, the probability he would get 0 answers correct is (3/4)^50 = 0.00000056
She's totally right to see that this would be improbable, and that he's intentionally squandering his potential. Giving him a 100 perfect score would be an awful idea when considering the fairness to other students though.
>cant into math
i could simply make all the answers A and your stupid hairbrained equations fall apart
dont try to build a science experiment or you'll blow yourself up like dr doom you silly dumb b***h
>i could simply make all the answers A and your stupid hairbrained equations fall apart
No they don't. The probability wouldn't change. You clearly don't understand math you fricking mongoloid.
>Zoomer so zoomzoom they don't know what a scantron is.
Even if the test only had 10 questions, with it being a simple True/False type test, the chance of getting them all wrong, even if chosen at random, is 0,09765625%.
Not even going to try and calculate the chance at 100 answers.
(1/2)^100 = 7.8 X 10 ^(-31) so infinitesimally small. But it's a 4 bullet multiple choice question anyway. IDK why anyone is even questioning that this would be an improbably event. OP sounds moronic and doesn't know math.
Spiderverse haters really are moronic.
mileshatergay just fricking stop its getting pathetic
>miles fans get buck broken yet again
>lol miles haters are pathetic
>Children’s movie goes over your head
>”h-heh gottem”
I’ll give you credit, cat pictures a small step above smug anime girls as a backpeddle
>childrens movie
>movie literally starts off hinging on the fact you saw a spider man movie with tobey maguire 20 years ago
>hinging
Seeing how you missed the point of this very basic scene I wouldn’t put it past you to not understand a simple cameo
brainlet take the intro of the movie sets the tone
The movie doesn't hinges on the Sam Raimi movies at all, they are just cool callbacks to older fans, you can watch the movie without seeing or knowing a lick of of the Sam Raimi movies at all, they are just cool callback flashbacks nothing else.
>Thinks cameos and easter eggs make the film dependent on the thing been referenced
>Thinks children can't have seen old movie, as if fricking dvd players don't exist
I used to get zeros on purpose too. I hated school and it felt like a good way to rebel. It wasn’t and I regret not taking school seriously as a kid.
>whitebois jealous they can't purposefully fail like BBB(big black brain)
Always.
She literally explains it, but I get you're moronic.
her explanation is wrong and bad
nah, you're just moronic. I'm sorry a kids movie of all things had to be the way you found out.
The teacher looks like she fricks her students
The trans fem is smarter than the nig
There's a 1 in 1125899906842624 chance that he actually did get all of the answers wrong in that exam.
Oh wait there's 100 questions not 50. In that case there's 1 in 1267650600228229401496703205376 chance that he got all the answers wrong legitimately. So either Miles is the unluckiest idiot on the planet or the scene is perfectly understandable with its explanation.
The implication is that Miles is on his way toward becoming Wally from Dilbert if he hadn't been bitten by the spider
>so he gets the test wrong on purpose so he doesn't have to go.
And the way it's written makes him appear like a bad fanfiction Gary Stu, it's incredibly simple but for some reason Spider-Verse dickriders can't come to terms with it
>couldn't pick out the obviously wrong answer in a test
I really hate not knowing if it's is a bait or not but whatever
He won an academic lottery but he is able to answer the exam but also he doesn't want to do it
He was bitten by a random spider but he is able to be a spiderman but he also doesn't want to do it
Did they teach you what the frick parallelism means?
They also taught us bad pointless writing that no amount of rhyming could save
Explain how it's pointless when there's an entire thread and 40+ people had to come in here and explain the point because OP was too moronic to get it.
what kind of high school level tests only has A or B as answers? is this a special school? and I mean special in the short bus kind of special?
An intelligent person wouldn't fake a zero they would fake a 40 or 50. But that would mean coming up with a well written scene that uncovers Miles hidden intellect which the writers couldn't figure out how to do.
So we got stuck with this moron Miles wank of a scene.
No, your idea is just fricking moronic and a waste of airtime
im coming to terms that all these bait threads are to create some false flaq type deal, no one is this dense, this stubborn about being told "no, youre wrong" 76 times in a row
Miles is the idea of the model minority. He is perfectly acceptable, non intimidating, not too dark, middle class black man whose only problems come from not realizing how great he is or other people and systems trying to tell him what to do or not do.
I don't really like Miles (or the whole spiderman-multiverse thing that's been milked for all it's worth) and even I think You're a colossal homosexual.
>HA! you fell for my ebin troll
You're equally as homosexual-y whether you're sincere or trolling.
>BUT SOMEHOW fricking Cinemaphile - Comics and Cartoons is too autistic to understand it.
The problem isn't understanding it's just really bad as a scene and serves no point. Not only do Miles friendship feel unimportant since he doesn't have the level of connection Peter does with Harry or even Ned it shows Miles intellect the dumbest way possible that adds nothing to the story at large.
Miles goes to a school that already knows his academic performance there's no reason why anyone would believe he would get a zero. And story wise test taking is the least creative way to show intelligence. If it were something like deductive reasoning or Miles hacking a teacher's computer for the answer keys would establish a skillset that would have a satisfying payoff later as a hero.
The scene tells us Miles loves his friends and is smart but does it lazily and does nothing with these details
The point of the scene isn’t “to show his intelligence”
I genuinely don’t know how the people ITT can’t spoonfeed you any more than they have
>The point of the scene isn’t “to show his intelligence”
That's why I mentioned Miles friends not having a major role the way Harry and Ned do you disingenuous leech.
Miles is intellectually gifted and wants to Flunk out to go back to his friends but the movie fails at showing a genuine bond Miles has with his friends and portrays his intellect by doing the dumbest thing anyone would do in that situation
The point of him flunking is because he wants to be more like his carefree cool uncle and not his lame uptight dad
This movie’s for kids bro you can do it
>there's no reason why anyone would believe he would get a zero.
And his teacher doesn't believe it.
OP have you eaten your tendies yet sorry we couldn't buy you the dino shaped ones until your SSI comes in
It's definitely a goofy scene. Even if Miles was trying to deliberately select every wrong answer there should've been at least a couple he ended up getting right by accident. And as many have mentioned an actually clever student would've flunked the test, but also would've made it look a lil more believable than Miles did. This is scene the definition of a stupid person's way of making someone look smart.
The smartest character in any story can only be as smart as the writer
A form of Shitposting is intentionally being stupid and or dense. A normal person will try to correct and educate the shitposter, causing a loop
I think they call that Murphy's Law
It's effective. Look at ads for mobile puzzle games. They always show the player sucking at it.
Be me, not doing homework is ny regular.
Teacher's pet doesn't have homework. "It's okay anon, just bring it tomorrow and I'll count it since I know you always do your homework."
I ask if I can do the same "no, you don't count since you never do your homework. "
Why is it necessary to focus on how smart Miles is when he never uses it in the film?
More to this I don't believe the kid is even all that smart. Not only did he not have the common sense to realize that not even worst students would score a zero on an exam, but a good chunk of this movie's plot revolves around the Spiders obtaining a new goober off Liv's computer after Miles trashed the one he was given by Peter A. like a dumbass.
Also miles is a moron for not getting a couple answers right on purpose, which would imply the opposite of what this scene is suggesting
It’s just supposed to be a way to show rather than say miles is smart but doesn’t like school. It is stupid though when you think about it. A lot of stuff in these movies is stupid when you think about it.
Its a way to say he's smart but dosen't like the school he moved to.
It's established he dosen't feel like he belonged there and wants to go back to his school in brooklyn.
Do you fricks never watch the movie before saying stupid shit?
>Miles doesn't want to be in prep school away from his friends, so he gets the test wrong on purpose so he doesn't have to go.
What's actually unrealistic about this is the teacher actually giving a shit. Any real teacher either wouldn't care if he got them all wrong and flunk him.
teachers give a shit in top-shelf schools like that, especially about smart kids
What the frick is the point of a test that is entirely made of true/false answers?
You're gonna pass on average just by answering all questions without even looking at them.
It’s a story telling device
>doesn't know about grade curving
Radioactive spiders only bite smart people.
The most unrealistic part is the teacher giving two shits about Miles purposely getting every question wrong instead of just grade it a zero and moving on.
That’s what I was thinking too when watching this scene. No teacher would turn that 0 into a 100.
Yeah, at best the teacher would call a meeting with the parents about it and talk to them about what Miles is clearly trying to do.
Because she gets paid well.
It's a high paid prep school, it's 100% the kind of place that would do that shit.
>DUDE SUPER SMART BLACK KID LMAO
this has become an overused trope in marvel
/co/'s been nothing but actual morons and contrarian trolling from culture war election tourists for the last 7 years.
It’s true after the people lost the culture war to the propagandists everything has gotten worse
making him a genius was a mistake, they've should've leaned more into him being an artist if they wanted to distance him from being a Peter clone
Yeah, a better way to show Miles acting out would've just been to have him do some harmless graffiti with those stickers of his. That security guard already seems to hate his guts so if expulsion was really his aim pissing that guy off seemed like the quickest route.
You didn’t get upset over this, it’s clear you had certain bias before hand
>Real smart people go to school and have good attendance
generally yes. A few outliers are to be expected, though.
There are around forty questions on that scantron. In order to get every true or false question wrong, you would have to be both an idiot and inordinately lucky. The teacher's assessment was correct.
If the movie wanted to show Miles trying to get kicked out of school on purpose then he should've just been skipping classes altogether instead of purposefully getting 0s on tests.
>smart, good student sucks at pretending to be a dumb, bad student
shocker
Naw because Miles was only trying to frick up a little to get his scholarship cancelled. He's not going to completely ruin his education, he didn't want to leave the school he was in.
Also this. It's played for laughs all the time.
Is it? because it comes across as very hackneyed way to show off Miles' intelligence
>He didn't want to leave the school he was in.
???? Yes he did??? That's why he even did that in the first place?
>He's not going to completely ruin his education?
Is there a way to get kicked out of school and not ruin your education that I'm missing?
he wanted to get kicked out without it seeming his fault. if he'd skipped classes and shit his parents would have busted his ass
I don't know about you, but if my parents found out that I was kicked out of school for somehow flunking all of my tests they would've immediately gotten suspicious.
we get it, Miles isn't relatable
I just watch him because I want to fucm him, he is cute
There, I said the truth
We get it, it's just stupid and bad writing.
no, you just have an inherent bias
Bias? They made the character seem 2smart4u in the worst way possible, because instead of being practical and just guessing which would still result in a failed test he had to only select the wrong answers making an obvious red flag for anyone with a brain
the scene isn't to show that he's smart; that's pre-established by attending a prestigious private school despite his family being (relatively) economically out of reach of a school like that.
He's written like the s4 of Benedicts Holmes, instead of doing something smart ie not doing the test (results in 0) or just guess (with only t/f should result in around 50%) he decides to go through the test and figure out what the right answer is so he can select the wrong one. Its an example of dumb people trying to write smart people.
or just a literal child doing something dumb
you just established he was smart by getting into the private school, so again, low ints writing for high int
Smart kids are still kids, and kids are dumb sometimes, and portraying that accurately instead of infallible teen geniuses is smart writing.
>ackually it's smart writing that our lead too moronic too realize deliberately getting a zero on an exam would look incredibly suspicious
if you say so
Yes. We're looking at this from the perspective of adults, not a child. They can be smart as hell but still do dumb shit because their brains aren't fully developed and they don't have as much experience.
Sure, but when kids make dumb mistakes it's often because they choose the path of least resistance, they take the easy way out. Picking answers randomly would've yielded the same results, looked less suspicious and most importantly is much much simpler than studying for a test so you know with certainly which answers not to choose.
it's a high INT low WIS strategy
If he was confused about car repair I'd agree, but he obviously understands how grades work that's how he got into the school and why he was trying to tank them. Going out of his way to learn all of the correct answers to not select them is stupid
The point of the scene is that he's literally bad at being bad and intentionally holding himself back. That comes up again repeatedly as Miles' own reluctance to strive prevents him from attaining his role. The whole fricking movie hinges around the leap of faith of acting despite not feeling worthy or ready. You're claiming the movie is bad at portraying intelligence but you're revealing your own moronicness about understanding emotions and media.
But Miles ISN'T ready or worthy as he constantly makes frick-ups left and right. There's the exam thing but he also breaks the thumb drive the OG Spiderman gives him and leads Prowler and co. to Aunt May's like a idiot. Even when he comes into his own after the leap of faith his main contribution is just closing the door behind the other Spiders after they all escape to their own dimensions.
being Spider-Man isn't about being ready OR worthy, it literally happens by accident
With great power comes great responsibility. It's ok to have Miles frick up a few times he is still new at this after all, but the dude doesn't score any real wins until very late in the game or do much to help fix his own mistakes. Most of the film is Miles fricking up and the other Spiders picking up his slack until the very near towards the end and that's not even getting into the fact that Miles doesn't have a strong personal stake in his own origin story until the Uncle Aaron reveal.
>you're revealing your own moronicness about understanding emotions and media
>spider-man
>not being about fricking up left and right
Also how are actions any more Gary Stu than Peter coming up with a super strong totally original adhesive in high school yet being too short sighted to market it for any type of gain?
yeah, my bias is against bad writing. I hate it.
Culture war has mind broken you people so badly you can’t understand a simple scene is children’s movie.
its illegal to fail blacks. she would be fired if she failed him.
>at least 50%
No, the point is getting exactly 0 is really fricking hard unless you specifically tried to.
>Black person
>smart
>slightly above average even
and… imersion broken
You are literally moronic.
I'm BLACK
and I'm SMART
I'm like Eminem
>BUT SOMEHOW fricking Cinemaphile - Comics and Cartoons is too autistic to understand it. How?
Racism explains everything.
He wrote the date down as "Decembruary".
That's how hard her was trying to fail.
I get it. The entire theme of the movie is Mies struggling with the high expectations thrust on him, but Cinemaphile doesn't expect anything of black people except that they suck, so it just doesn't compute.
I have seen some blacks that did stupid well in School at math.
Miles is purposely trying to be a dumb Black person.
>He wrote the date down as "Decembruary".
Different universe, different calendar.
God damn it I relate to Miles so bad
There's some good criticism for Miles's character and then there's this. Are some of you just stupid or pretending to be stupid?
It's 1AM and I'm still shitposting about a movie I'll never see instead of going to sleep so I can do the breakfast rush at my shitty gig economy job. You tell me if I'm stupid, stupid.
You are stupid for not getting am adequate amount of sleep.
An*
Reposting this because I don’t feel like rewriting all of it
>being able to 100% a high school test makes you a genius
All it means is that he studied well. It’s a fricking high school test, not some amazing thing only the world’s greatest scientists could pull off. Fricker probably just studied his ass off to make sure he’d get a bad grade. Even if he was a genius, so what? He’s a fricking Spiderman, most versions are smart enough to build small devices they put on their arms that shoot out gooey elastic ropes that are strong enough to swing on. You’d have to be a fricking genius to pull off making something like that. God, I think ITSV is overrated and that ATSV is abysmal trash and even I can still realize that acing a school test doesn’t make you fricking einstein.
I feel like 70% of Miles haters are open racists, 20% are closet racists, and 10% genuinely dislike his character
You're not very smart, are you?
Getting 100% wrong on a multiple choice test that long would be extremely difficult. You couldn't possibly get it by accident.
black people are so smart that they get everything wrong
don't be racist
>Gary stu
>Gary stu
It's been over a decade! Miles is here to stay. Holy shit, why are you buttholes always so negative?
Why was Miles such an indecisive b***h here?
He could've just scribbled shit randomly but he still went out of his way to do the work.
When I see Gwen, I don't simply want to frick her, as most here do. Rather, I want to wear her outfit and mince about with my wiener tucked, like a fricking troon