What is the reference to Ferris Bueler's Day Off in Spider-Man Homecoming?
In Spider-Man Homecoming, the credits reference Star Wars (that's easy to notice in the movie (Yoda, Deathstar) and Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
What and where is that movie mentioned in the movie? Seen it twice already, but couldn't locate that?
Best Answer
Ferris Bueller's Day Off had a run sequence:
Spider-Man Homecoming did the similar sequence.
From looper.com:
Speaking with CinemaBlend during a set visit, Homecoming co-producer Eric Carroll revealed that there's a sequence in the film that pays homage to Ferris Bueller's high-stakes race to get home.
"[The characters] go through this great Ferris Bueller-inspired chase through this neighborhood, where these guys from the Shocker, they got in one good clock. Spider-Man was not expecting that," Carroll said. "So they get a jump on him, they tear off, and Spider-Man gives [into the] chase. It's a lot of fun. He's running through people's backyards, he's encountering friendly dogs, things like that. We think it's going to be one of the signature sequences in the film."
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When he's chasing down the first Shocker (after the house party), and he's running through all the yards, there's a pool party with a TV playing the aforementioned "Race Home" scene. You can see it right before Spiderman crashes into the pool.
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