While the lost Spider-Man costume wound up not making it to the screen in 2002, perhaps Spider-Shot will make a cinematic appearance one day.

Watching the Spider-Man 2002 movie online is a revolutionary moment in the history of superhero cinema. The film, directed by Sam Raimi and starring Tobey Maguire as a web-slinging hero ...

The way Citizen Kane plunged new frontiers in filmmaking and set a new precedent, so did Spider-Man (2002) with live-action superhero adaptations. The combination of practical and (at the time ...

Three different actors helmed the live-action Spider-Man films between 2002 and 2021. Superhero and comic-book movies have been a force at the box office since the late 2010s, most notably ...

GOOFY'S AMAZING FANTASY! Goofy becomes the AMAZING SPIDER-MAN in this tale that's sure to make you say "GAWRSH!" Goofy Parker must learn the ultimate lesson of responsibility to save his beloved ...

Amy Pascal will never forget the world premiere of the first “Spider-Man” movie in 2002. She was the head of Sony at the time, and was so worried that the film wouldn’t succeed she “spent ...

Comedian Jim Norton appeared in Sam Raimi’s 2002 Spider-Man movie, in the bit role of “Surly Truck Driver.” Raimi’s film uses a lot of testimonials from NYC citizens and media regarding th ...

Rumors suggest that Spider-Man villain Mysterio may be returning in What If...? season 3, delighting fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Callbacks and surprise returns are common in the MCU ...

Bad news, Spider-fans — Netflix is about to lose some of the best Spider-Man movies. May 1 will be the last day you can watch four Spider-Man movies, including the entire Sam Raimi trilogy and ...

One of the biggest "what if" mysteries for a show has to be that of The Spectacular Spider-Man. Extremely beloved by the Spidey fanbase as it focused on a Peter Parker in highschool trying to ...

Marvel surprised fans on Friday with an exclusive first look at Spider-Man: Freshman Year, and a handful of their upcoming animated series, at a panel at Comic Con Friday, hosted by comedian Paul F.

This alternate Marvel Cinematic Universe, populated mainly by B-listers and bad guys, grew out of the increasingly complicated matter of who gets to make Spider-Man movies. Sony has held the big ...