Spider Man
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All Stories for Spider Man
Xbox said no to Spider-Man, making it a PlayStation exclusive title, reveals Marvel executive
Mehul Das •Imagine just how massively popular the Xbox Series X and the Series S would have been if they had a title like Spider-Man as an exclusive title, instead of PlayStation. Well, it almost came to happen this way according to a Marvel Executive named Jay Ong.
Morbius movie review: Jared Leto's 'Living Vampire' is a confused, muddled mess
Aditya Mani Jha •Jared Leto now has the single worst Marvel Comics movie to go with the single most insufferable DC Comics movie (David Ayer's Suicide Squad), verily a two-fer for the ages.
Tom Holland, Mark Wahlberg's Uncharted tops US box office with projected $51 mn opening
•Sony’s video game adaptation Uncharted collected $44.1 million between Friday and Sunday, enough to lead US box office charts
From The Batman, The Lord of the Rings to our very own Brahmastra, 2022 will be a year of varying nerdgasms
Suchin Mehrotra •There is a purity and reassurance to the fact that even at a time when box office returns may be uncertain and moviegoing may be on the decline, the number of exciting stories and rich new worlds to explore and get lost in certainly isn’t.
Spider-Man comic page sells for record $3.36 mn bidding in Dallas
•Mike Zeck’s artwork for page 25 from Marvel Comics’ Secret Wars No. 8 brings the first appearance of Spidey’s black suit.
A solemn, low-profile Golden Globe Awards serves as a reminder of the existential churning Hollywood is undergoing
•Suddenly, 2022 is looking eerily similar to 2021. Hollywood is seeing the movie business’s best form of advertisement undercut in a year when films desperately need it.
83, Sardar Udham, Pushpa, Spider-Man: No Way Home — are two-hour-plus long movies the post-pandemic normal?
Subhash •"If the content is strong enough, the run time of three hours is also less, but if the content is weak, even a short film becomes unbearable," says leading film trade analyst Taran Adarsh.
In a year where crowdpleasers haven't been able to lure crowds, does Spider-Man: No Way Home have a shot at Oscars?
•Are audiences really so skittish about seeing the most acclaimed films of the year? Or have these movies simply struggled to make the case that they are worth watching?
Good to be bad! Spider-Man: No Way Home villains Willem Defoe, Alfred Molina, Jamie Foxx on returning to the franchise
•The actors, who played Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, and Electro respectively in the Spider-Man franchise, talk about the process and pleasures of doing their dirty deeds.
Why 83 underperformed at the box office: More docudrama than masala, high ticket prices, no youth connect, third wave
Subhash •"Winning the '83 World Cup is a fond memory for all but again, the youth couldn't connect nor relate to the film. And the youth constitutes a majority of our box-office tickets": trade analysts and film experts weight in on 83's box office.