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Spider-Man movies 3 – Spider-Man 3
With Spider-Man 2 being such a success, and still considered by many as among the greatest superhero films of all-time, excitement was sky high for the inevitable Spider-Man 3. As much as superhero movies suffered a bit in the mid-2000’s … Continue reading
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Spider-Man movies 2 – Spider-Man 2
Immediately after Spider-Man 2002’s success, director Sam Raimi signed on for a sequel. A sequel that, to this day, many consider to be among the greatest superhero movies of all-time. Although it didn’t make quite as much money as the … Continue reading
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Spider-Man movies 1 – Spider-Man
Spider-Man, from 2002, is actually the first superhero movie I saw from the early 2000’s superhero movie boom. Even before I saw it, I wanted to see this Spider-Man movie. While it didn’t necessarily spark my interest in superheroes in … Continue reading
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Tagged aunt may, bonesaw, bruce campbell, cliff robertson, columbia pictures, danny elfman, empire awards, flash thompson, green goblin, harry osborn, j.j. jameson, j.k. simmons, james franco, joe manganiello, kristen dunst, lucy lawless, macy gray, marvel comics, mary jane watson, movie review, movies, mtv movie awards, norman osborn, peter parker, randy savage, rosemary harris, sam raimi, saturn awards, scott l. schwartz, sony pictures, spider-man, superhero movies, superheroes, toby maguire, uncle ben, willem dafoe
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MCU Movies 27 – Spider-Man: No Way Home
I wasn’t all that impressed with the first three MCU movies that released in 2021. Black Widow was my favourite of the three, but it was held back by Scarlett Johansson looking kind of bored, Black Widow being a background … Continue reading
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Tagged alfred molina, andrew garfield, aunt may, benedict cumberbatch, charlie cox, daredevil, disney, doctor octopus, doctor strange, dr. strange, eddie brock, electro, flint marko, green goblin, j.j. jameson, j.k. simmons, jacob batalon, jamie foxx, marisa tomei, marvel cinematic universe, marvel movies, marvel studios, matt murdock, max dillen, mcu, mcu movies, mj, movie review, movies, ned, otto octavius, peter parker, rhys ifans, sandman, sony pictures, spider-man, spider-man: no way home, superhero movies, the lizard, thomas haden church, toby maguire, tom hardy, tom holland, tony vinciquerra, venom, visual effects society, willem dafoe, zendaya
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Radioactive Spider-Gwen 8 review
We’re just over half-way through the Spider-Women crossover, and this is the issue that reveals at least part of the villain’s plan. Earth-65’s Cindy Moon reveals herself to be a very formidable opponent, and one who may have more influence … Continue reading
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Tagged all-new marvel, baxter building, bengal, cindy moon, comic review, comics, crossover, earth-65, gwen stacey, j.j. jameson, jason latour, marvel comics, rico renzi, silk, spider-gwen, spider-woman, spider-women
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Amazing Spider-Man 694 review
This issue concludes the Alpha storyline that began in ASM 692, the 50th anniversary issue. Alpha was a nobody before Peter Parker accidentally turned him into an extremely powerful super being. Unlike Spider-Man, who tries to use his powers responsibly, … Continue reading
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