Body Language and Facial Expression

Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) - They Don't Care About Us Scene (8/10) | Movieclips - YouTube


The scene begins where Peter enters an abandoned warehouse to see the design plans for various weapons displayed on the computer.

Peter narrows his eyes as he looks around searching for the Vulture.

When he does find him, Peter walks forward, with his shoulders squared and a confident pose, although his voice is shaky. When the Vulture turns around to greet him, his posture is relaxed and he greets Peter in a nonchalant tone, talking about his daughter and her relationship with Peter.

As Peter continues his attempt at being intimidating, the Vulture puts on his jacket and leans backwards onto the table, reinforcing the fact that the Vulture feels he is in control and doesn't feel any need to be nervous or alert.

A long range shot more clearly shows their posture, and how they are at opposite ends and are opposing each other.


Once Peter traps his hand, though, he relaxes, knowing the Vulture can't run, and he allows himself to become angry, asking about the Vulture's motives.



The Vulture sighs and tells his side of the story, but he leans forward and gestures with his free hand. His motives as a villan are founded, and he is very passionate and angry about them as he explains them to Peter.


The conversation ends as the Vulture starts the engine to his wings and sets them flying with a grin.