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![]() ![]() Rest assured, true believers: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse won’t let you down. He’s just a kid who wants to do the right thing, who will risk anything to save all of us.Īnd no Spider-Man movie should ever leave its audience asking: What made this one different? The best Spider-Man movies convincingly tap into the spirit of the character, his divine earnestness. It’s difficult to shake the fear that a new one might sink into what is now a well-established web of indistinct existence, becoming yet another Spider-Man movie that was made only because studio executives know that people will reliably buy tickets to go see a Spider-Man movie, no matter how terrible it is. So even in the wake of the splendid 2017 charmer Spider-Man: Homecoming, it’s hard not to feel like another Spider-Man movie on the horizon is more of a taunt than a treat. Most of those movies bleed together and reduce the same conflicts into clichés. During that span, there have been three different Peter Parkers (played by Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland), three different Aunt Mays who have gotten progressively younger (Rosemary Harris, Sally Field, and Marisa Tomei) two different Mary Janes (Kirsten Dunst and Zendaya), and three different Green Goblins (Willem DaFoe, James Franco, and Dane DeHaan). Since 2002, Sony has released six different Spider-Man movies. ![]()
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