Because it's in the script
I like big butts and I cannot lie

I'm guessing the Vulture is trying to get someone important on the ferry, like a scientist. Or, it could be Zendaya's character, or Peter Parker himself.

Are you being stupid on purpose?
I'm just asking what we think is going on.

I know right? It's almost like we need more than 2 minutes and 17 seconds of footage to be able to figure out what's going on. Why, oh why, don't they make movies as long as they used to?

Great post,
I'll buy it.
Let's say the ferry plays into the plot though,,,, what are you thoughts then?

Mobile action scenes have lots of twists and turns. Spider-Man is definitely a character whose big fights tend to move from one location to another. Maybe Spidey webs Vulture and he tries to shake him by flying over the Hudson River, sees the Ferry and decides to blast through it to force Spider-Man to chose between saving the citizens or continuing pursuit. Doc Ock used the same strategy with the train in Spider-Man 2. It's a pretty common and smart tactic of villains across all super hero movies.

I believed that Stark was only there for the few scenes we saw (behaving like Marvel's batman, how can a movie exist without him, right?). Has it been stated otherwise?

They did it to Rhino

You might

You don't show the iron man suit in a film without at least one action scene

I like it, but remember we don't actually know that Stark is going to do any fighting at all.

most likely he is not the only villian in the movie as stark and spidey to take on the vulture is a bit much. seems like osborn or somebody is equiping dudes like the vulture with weapons and probably gonna create the sinister 6 and thats why tony stark is with spidey.

So the best answer you can come up with is "because he's the bad guy?"

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