The upcoming Spider-Man movie is one of the most highly anticipated blockbusters of the summer, with its first trailer reportedly breaking viewership records. The film is not scheduled to hit theaters until July 31. However, according to several reports, an unfinished version of Spider-Man: Brand New Day may have already been offered for sale online.
As part of Entertainment Weekly’s coverage of the upcoming Spider-Man theatrical re-release, a curious bit of movie trivia has resurfaced. Back when Sam Raimi was shooting the original Spider-Man in 2001, Hugh Jackman was supposed to appear for a surprise Wolverine cameo. It was to be a brief walk-on gag, just enough to thrill comic book fans and hint at a shared Marvel world long before the first Avengers ever hit screens.
Best known for his gritty, unrelenting portrayal of Frank Castle in both Disney+ and Netflix’s Daredevil series and his own Punisher spinoff, Bernthal is now set to reprise the role in the upcoming Marvel-Sony production Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The film will bring him further into Marvel’s cinematic universe and marks a major tonal shift for the Tom Holland-led Spider-Man films, possibly steering them into darker territory.
Marvel Studios may be steering into the storm once again. New leaks and rumors suggest that Mark Ruffalo will appear in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, possibly in the form of a villainous and unstoppable “Savage Hulk.”
Marvel Studios is shifting its plans once again. Disney has officially delayed the release of its next two Avengers tentpole features — Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars — pushing both films back by seven months from their original release dates. Avengers:...
Marvel’s latest casting announcement for Spider-Man: Brand New Day has fueled fan speculation that the MCU could be moving closer to introducing Miles Morales.
Amazon Prime Video is bringing noir grit and a pulp-era Spider-Man to the screen, and Nicolas Cage is along for the ride. The first teaser for Spider-Noir leaked on May 12, 2025, offering a glimpse at the live-action series set to premiere in 2026.
After nearly two years of silence and speculation, Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse finally has a release date—and it’s later than anyone expected. At CinemaCon 2025, Sony Pictures revealed that the highly anticipated sequel will now swing into theaters on June 4, 2027, marking a four-year gap since Across the Spider-Verse shattered box office expectations in 2023.
Marvel and Sony have finally unveiled the title for the next Tom Holland-led Spider-Man film — Spider-Man: Brand New Day — and while that might sound like a hopeful reset, longtime comic readers know it comes with a heap of baggage. Director Destin Daniel Cretton confirmed the title and a summer 2025 production start at CinemaCon, adding that the film will hit theaters July 31, 2026. But behind the optimistic name is a connection to one of the most controversial comic book arcs in Spider-Man’s history.
A trusted source close to That Park Place has revealed what could be a major flashpoint in Marvel’s upcoming Avengers film. According to our insider, Tatiana Maslany is currently planned to reprise her role as She-Hulk in Avengers: Doomsday—yes, the same divisive version from the Disney+ series along with The Hulk, Spider-Man, Wolverine, and Star Lord. The information comes to us from a third party source and should be treated as rumor. But if true, the backlash may be swift and severe.
A new documentary is stirring discussion over the final chapter in the life of Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee. Titled Stan Lee: The Final Chapter, the film promises to shed light on what it describes as a deeply troubling period in the beloved creator’s twilight years. However, before the project reaches audiences, its filmmakers are seeking financial backing to complete it.
Disney+ just can’t help itself. The brand-new animated series Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man debuted yesterday, and fans were quickly hit with a wave of race and gender swaps that many see as yet another example of Marvel’s ongoing obsession with identity politics.
Tom Holland has sparked a lively debate online after a recent interview with Men’s Health where he opened up about his decision to skip walking red carpets with his girlfriend Zendaya at her premieres.