My Revolution-PARTs

Spider-Man: No Way Home may have cracked open the Marvel Multiverse; but in this reality, Andrew Garfield has been at the center due to his roles in The Eyes of Tammy Faye , Tick, Tick... Boom! , and, of course,  Spider-Man: No Way Home . Following the latter film's release, the fan demand to revive The Amazing Spider-Man franchise dominated social media and was even acknowledged by Sony's social team.   Fans aren't the only ones eager for more of Garfield's web-slinger. The MCU's current Spider-Man, Tom Holland, has also given his "full support." The question, however, was whether both Sony and Garfield were interested.  ADVERTISEMENT When asked about his potential return, The Amazing Spider-Man star claimed that there were "No plans, that's the truth," while also acknowledging the fact that no one would believe him after his viral denials of being in  No Way Home .  However, following Sony's lack of ...

Back when  Captain America: Civil War  aired, there was one moment that led to more than either actor could have imagined - and it came down to one simple action. Anthony Mackie's Sam Wilson denied Sebastian Stan's Bucky Barnes' simple request: he wouldn't move his seat up. Those few seconds showed the chemistry between those two actors, leading to Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige eyeing the possibility of an adventure with the two of them. This culminated in  The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,  which saw both Sam and Bucky team up against an international terrorist threat while also fighting to preserve Steve Rogers' legacy, which was endangered thanks to John Walker. While they didn't get along at first, the bromance between the two of them blossomed throughout the six episodes. ADVERTISEMENT With the show now done, fans are left wondering what's next. Not only that, but when it's all said and done, how often do the ...

Spider-Man: No Way Home served as the celebration of all things Spider-Man after several returns by different actors from past Marvel films. Directed by Jon Watts, the MCU threequel revolves around the identity crisis of Tom Holland's Peter Parker that eventually led to the Multiverse being unleashed after Doctor Strange's botched spell of trying to fix the titular hero's problem.  As a result, visitors from other universes entered the MCU, specifically from Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy and Marc Webb's The Amazing Spider-Man franchise. Alfred Molina's Doctor Octopus, Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin, and Thomas Hayden Church's Sandman became the villainous representatives of the Raimi-verse, while Jamie Foxx's Electro and Rhys Ifhans' Lizard completed the list from the Webb-verse.  ADVERTISEMENT Aside from the villains, No Way Home surprised fans when Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Men arrived on t...