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Spider-Man is undoubtedly the most famous character to have come out of Marvel Comics and, in many ways, Stan Lee's ultimate legacy. As such, the character has seen more adaptations than any other Marvel hero across cartoons, games, and blockbuster franchises - three of which just came together in epic fashion for  Spider-Man: No Way Home . Many fans' relationship with the web-slinging hero stems from Tobey Maguire's iconic two-decade-old portrayal of Spider-Man which spanned across a whole beloved trilogy. But since these films do come from a very different era, there are several major ways in which they differ from modern blockbusters. ADVERTISEMENT Not only is the VFX far behind what is seen on even television today, but some elements of the writing don't exactly match modern standards and culture, which has led to one joke being removed from a recent airing. Spider-Man Cuts Tobey Maguire's Gay Joke During a recent airing of 2002...

Leading into its May 6 release, much of  Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness remains a mystery. And what Marvel fans do know has only added to its mystique. For instance, not only is it a sequel to 2016's Doctor Strange,  but  Doctor Strange 2  is also a continuation of  Spider-Man: No Way Home  and directed by Sam Raimi, the director of Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man trilogy. Of course, this has led to speculation that Marvel Studios may have a Raimi and Maguire reunion in mind. After all, if Strange can be in a Multiversal Spider-Man movie, why can't a Spider-Man be in a Multiversal Doctor Strange movie? ADVERTISEMENT In addition to rumors that Tobey Maguire has a role in the upcoming film, a recent  Multiverse of Madness promo featuring Joe's Pizza from Spider-Man 2 has only heightened speculation. However, at the same time, new reports have also claimed just the opposite on the Doctir Strange sequel's connection to other S...

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness  is widely expected to have a plethora of cameos as Strange and his allies travel through different alternate realities. The titular sorcerer is set to team up with old and new heroes, such as his trusted ally Wong, Elizabeth Olsen's Wanda Maximoff, and Xochitl Gomez's America Chavez. Aside from the four protagonists, the sequel's trailer is also filled with hints about new characters joining the adventure.  Patrick Stewart's Charles Xavier has been confirmed to make his presence felt as part of the MCU's Illuminati, and his arrival also indicates that the other members of the powerful group will also appear. So far, a Captain Marvel Variant and an alternate version of Chiwetel Ejiofor's Baron Mordo are confirmed to be part of the team, and based on the footage, there is room for more characters.  ADVERTISEMENT Aside from the Illuminati, other Marvel heroes are rumored to be featured as ...

Danny Elfman is only a couple of weeks away from seeing his most prominent MCU composing work yet come to the big screen with Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness . However, his list of credits in the superhero genre is seemingly more than a mile long, including projects like Michael Keaton's Batman movies, assistance on Avengers: Age of Ultron , and Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man trilogy. Elfman's work on Maguire's Spider-Man movies became one of the most memorable movie themes of the 21st century - one which even came back for key moments in last year's Spider-Man: No Way Home . Teaming up with director Sam Raimi for the original web-slinger movies, his score helped make Maguire's solo films something special from a musical standpoint from beginning to end. ADVERTISEMENT Now, even as Raimi and Elfman prepare to see their work on Doctor Strange 2 arrive in theaters, Elfman's composition from the Spider-Man films is st...

Many thought Avengers: Endgame was going to be a once-in-a-lifetime cinematic event—but then Spider-Man: No Way Home came around. The movie was the biggest live-action Spidey story to ever be told on the big screen, one that brought together three generations of storytelling. Not only did Marvel Studios successfully round up nearly half-a-dozen previous villains, but it also secured Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield to fight alongside Tom Holland. Now, with that film having come and gone, many are wondering where they’ll see those two Spider-Men next. ADVERTISEMENT Plenty of people have been vouching for The Amazing Spider-Man 3 to be put into development or for Garfield’s Spidey to lead Sony’s Cinematic Universe. After all, the actor himself seems perfectly up for returning as the iconic hero. But what about Maguire? Where will he pop up next? Well, according to original Spider -Man director Sam Raimi, he’d be more than open to continuing the aband...

Morbius  is finally in theaters after numerous delays, a number of trailers, and more than a few confusing quotes from the film's cast and crew. The movie follows Jared Leto's Michael Morbius, a scientist who, in an attempt to cure his blood disease, infects himself with a form of vampirism. The critical reception has been less than stellar for the film, and early box office returns are grim, to say the least.  The blood-sucking epic serves as Sony's latest stab at their own Spider-Man universe. Thus far, the webhead himself has not shown up in any of the Sony Spider-Man Universe films (aside from Tom Holland's brief moment in the post-credit scene of  Venom: Let there be Carnage ). ADVERTISEMENT But there have been hints pointing to the wall-crawler in  Morbius'  multiple trailers. Whether it was the Oscorp logo from  The Amazing Spider-Man , Micheal Keaton's Vulture from  Spider-Man: Homecoming , or Tobey Maguire's web-sling...

Ever since Spider-Man swung into theaters in 2002, there has seldom been much of a break between wall-crawler solo films. After the grand success of Sam Raimi and Tobey Maguire's first two solo films, Sony was eager to up the ante for the third entry by bringing three villains into the mix, creating an overcrowding problem that plagued the movie. The director's troubles with the studio led to his refusal to return for the planned fourth installment and Andrew Garfield's  The Amazing Spider-Man  reboot just a few years later. Despite this, after several publicly released storyboards and tidbits of plot, fans can now get a solid idea of what Raimi had planned for  Spider-Man 4 . ADVERTISEMENT Having made cameo appearances in the first trilogy, Raimi planned to introduce Bruce Campbell as Mysterio in  Spider-Man 4 , with storyboards revealing Peter would have arrested and unmasked him early on. Sony Vulture was set to be the main villain of the...

After a plethora of rumors and reports,  Spider-Man: No Way Home  featured a long-awaited comeback for Tobey Maguire's version of the web-slinger. Maguire's Marvel hero had a prominent role in the MCU threequel, helping Tom Holland's web-crawler fend off Multiversal villains. In addition, Raimiverse Spider-Man's return also brought a sense of nostalgia to fans. Given Maguire's involvement in No Way Home  has already been revealed to the world, many noteworthy tidbits have released in the past weeks. On top of official stills taken from the movie, the Spider-Man actor broke his silence about his celebrated comeback, saying that he  loved the opportunity to  "join in this loving and creative spirit"  that came with this project.  ADVERTISEMENT Previously leaked concept art of Maguire's Spider-Man was also officially released, giving fans another interesting peek at the character's design. Now, a new promotional poster...

In the months leading to its premiere, the anticipation surrounding  Spider-Man: No Way Home  was sky-high due to the multitude of rumors attached to the movie and the ramifications caused by the ending of Spider-Man: Far From Home . One of the most talked-about rumors was the return of several cast members from Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy, such as Willem Dafoe, Alfred Molina, and the web-slinger himself, Tobey Maguire.  Alfred Molina's Doctor Octopus was the first domino to fall in terms of confirmation. The Spider-Man 2 actor openly confirmed his involvement in an interview while revealing story details and the de-aging process that he went through for his return. ADVERTISEMENT Rumors of Dafoe and Maguire's inclusion also emerged, thus cementing the Multiverse's presence in the film's narrative. No Way Home 's second trailer eventually confirmed Dafoe's return as Green Goblin, with Tom Holland sharing an interesting behi...

While Marvel Studios is preparing for a massive slate of content in 2022, there is still plenty of chatter surrounding the worldwide mega-event that was Spider-Man: No Way Home . Tom Holland's team-up effort alongside past web-slinger stars Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield became one of the best-reviewed movies in history as it continues its climb deeper into the top 10 box office hits of all-time. Due to Maguire and Garfield's comebacks, fans are crying out for the Spider-Man franchise to continue far beyond the three confirmed solo movies planned out for Holland's MCU hero. Within days of No Way Home debuting in theaters, fan campaigns for both Garfield's The Amazing Spider-Man 3 and Maguire's Spider-Man 4 surfaced online as bellows for both franchise's revivals increased to a fever pitch. ADVERTISEMENT Whether Sony decides to answer these calls is a mystery, although they are unlikely to subside anytime in the near future....

Marvel Studios and Sony's  Spider-Man: No Way Home  took the world by storm and webbed up the hearts and minds of millions of fans and critics alike. The 1.5 billion dollar-grossing film featured an assortment of Multiversal villains (like Alfred Molina's Doc Ock and Jamie Foxx's Electro) and also included special appearances from Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's versions of Peter Parker, from Spider-Man movies past. Teaming up with Tom Holland's MCU-native Web-Slinger, the three Spideys took on the bad guys and saved the day before depositing everyone back into their own universes. ADVERTISEMENT Fans might remember that Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 2  almost recast its Peter Parker due to back injuries suffered by lead Tobey Maguire on the set of  Seabiscuit . Of course, things ultimately went as planned and Maguire still starred in the sequel, but there was, in fact, a sly reference to Maguire's back issues in the film itself...

Even with the MCU delivering its biggest year of content ever in 2021, all fans are talking about is the game-changing events of December's Spider-Man: No Way Home . With Tom Holland excelling in his third MCU solo movie alongside Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire's Spider-Men (and a handful of their villains, too), Marvel and Sony delivered some of the biggest moments in any comic-book movie ever. And because of this, 2022 kicks off a new fan campaign around another Spider-Man movie.  While Maguire and Garfield were at the center of rumors for months after their past villains were confirmed for inclusion in the MCU threequel, seeing the two former Spider-Men on screen was something that helped make  No Way Home the hit adventure of a lifetime. ADVERTISEMENT Tom Holland has shared how incredible it was to work with both of the former Spider-Men, and excitingly, fans are crying out to see more of the wall-crawling veterans in the future. Rumors ...

Spider-Man Writers on Tobey Maguire's Return Marvel Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Spider-Man: No Way Home screenwriters Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers shared some of the processes behind developing the MCU's latest theatrical release. Specifically, they addressed how great it was to work with Spider-Man stars Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield to bring their characters into the MCU. Sommers expressed how both actors had plenty of input on where their Spider-Men have gone since their solo movies, which helped the writing team bring them back the right way: ADVERTISEMENT " They had thoughts, and it was really interesting and helpful to see their thoughts. No one knows the character as well as — or gives as much thought to the character — as someone who has to then embody it and sell it. It’s always valuable to hear what the actor is thinking. It definitely shaped what we did." McKenna followed up by praising the "great id...