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There’s certainly a case to be made now, after Spider-Man: Brand New Day captured a genuinely mind-boggling $360 million in its domestic debut, quietly supplanting Avengers: Endgame’s long-standing 2019 opening weekend record of $357 million (not adjusted for inflation). What Sony initially called a $355 million weekend, itself already the second-largest domestic debut of all […]

Watch our new $400 million movie, filmed entirely on a soundstage in London, on Dolby, umm, sorry, Infinity Vision. Give us your money. Give us more of it. Watch it in “Infinity Vision,” whatever that means, five months before a single finished frame exists to justify anything but. There’s a particular kind of corporate nakedness

1,687 days is a long time for fans to go without a live-action Spider-Man movie. In fact, it is the second-longest gap between live-action Spider-Man films, after the 1,887-day gap between Spider-Man 3 and The Amazing Spider-Man, which marked the end of Maguire’s franchise and the start of Garfield’s Amazing Spider-Man duology. Judging by the

1,687 days is a long time for fans to go without a live-action Spider-Man movie. In fact, it is the second-longest gap between live-action Spider-Man films, after the 1,887-day gap between Spider-Man 3 and The Amazing Spider-Man, which marked the end of Maguire’s franchise and the start of Garfield’s Amazing Spider-Man duology. Judging by the