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The first online reactions to Spider-Man: Far From Home have started rolling in, and if you were worried about how the latest Marvel movie would fare in the shadow of Avengers: Endgame, it looks like your fears were unfounded.

Not only do the early reactions from critics applaud the performances of Tom Holland and Jake Gyllenhaal, who joins the franchise as Mysterio, but they all seem united in stating just how much fun this movie is.

Of course, the narrative picks up in the aftermath of Endgame, but it also apparently provides a great look at the future of the MCU as we enter its next phase. And if the comments about Far From Home's post-credits scene are anything to go by, MCU phase four is going to be quite the trip.

Find the early critics' reactions to Spider-Man: Far From Home below.

It captures the magic

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Jaw-dropping

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Tom Holland & Jake Gyllenhaal are incredible

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Avoid spoilers

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It shows the post-Endgame impact

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And offers a glimpse of the new world

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You're gonna flip out

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It's so much fun

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And better than Homecoming

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Spider-Man: Far From Home lands in theaters on July 2.

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