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I just got home from seeing it for the first time and loved it! The animation was absolutely incredible; they're giving Pixar a run for their money especially in terms of movie quality. The dialogue was fun, plot kept me guessing, and I really enjoyed the set pieces.
The cliffhanger was meh. I'm stoked for the next movie, but I do wish they would have resolved at least one of the plot threads. The only thing close to a 'resolution' was Gwen getting her squad together so the audience has some sort of hope.
I feel like cliffhangers are becoming more and more common: first Fast X and now Spiderman... Really annoying, but I do prefer this than for the whole plot to be stuffed into a certain time limit & the quality plummeting.
Seems Mission Impossible is also a two-parter. But they've put it in the title this time, instead of surprise-cliffhang us like your two movies.
Appreciate that over the movie getting interesting then stopping abruptly haha.