As Peter and his schoolmates – along with the baddies – stop off at cities including Prague, Berlin and London, Spidey’s adventure becomes an enjoyable mix of storming special effects and National Lampoon’s European Vacation-style road trip silliness. Martin Starr is hilarious as hapless teacher Mr Harrington, who manages to screw up at every turn (JB Smoove’s witch-obsessed Mr Bell falls flat, alas), there are a few fun digs at American tourists abroad, and some neat European clichés, too, such as the incredibly polite people of the Netherlands and a rescue involving Jon Favreau’s Happy Hogan landing Stark’s jet in the middle of a tulip field.

Directed by Jon Watts, who also took the helm of Homecoming, there are some thoughtful moments, which the likeable Holland handles with skill, as Peter yearns for a father figure to replace Tony Stark. Beck and Fury are contenders, but it is Happy, also mourning Tony, who is the most endearing, even if he is carrying on a clandestine and slightly disturbing romance with Peter’s Aunt May (Marisa Tomei).

While there is less time for a continuation of the cute bromance between Peter and his best pal Ned from Homecoming, there is a believable development in Peter and MJ’s relationship that gives the movie its warm heart, which is quite an impressive achievement when you consider that it also fits in some stunning set-pieces (the one around London’s Tower Bridge rocks), a nod to the Spider-Man multiverse and one of the trippiest, most visually slick sequences seen in a Marvel movie to date.

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