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Almost every little boy dreams of becoming a superhero like Spider-Man, but only a few can get a chance to play Peter Parker in the movies. That is exactly what happened to Tom Holland, who will play the webslinger in "Captain America: Civil War" and Sony’s 2017 "Spider-Man" reboot. However, the "Impossible" star has just admitted that although he is happy to get the role of a lifetime, the opportunity was also “pretty terrifying!” Read More »
There are only a few months to go before the release of Captain America: Civil War, and fans are already hoping for a glimpse of the new Spider-Man in the superhero movie. Now it looks like we have our first look at Tom Holland on the set of Captain America 3, and it definitely has some hints on what could happen in the film! Read More »
The new Peter Parker may have joined the Marvel vs. DC feud with a comment comparing his new film to a Chris Nolan movie! Read More »
Turmoil is probably the best word to describe the current state of the Avengers following Age of Ultron. With the few extra spots open on the team it seems like the Marvel Cinematic Universe will soon be opening their hearts to the teenage sensation Spider-Man after Disney acquired the hero from Sony. With the impending arrival of Spidey a few filmakers are rumored to take the helm including Jonathan Levine, Ted Melfi, Jason Moore, John Frances, Jonathan M. Goldstein and Jared Hess. Levine was the writer for 50/50 and Warm Bodies. Melfi was the writer/director of the Golden Globe nominated film St. Vincent. Moore wrote Pitch Perfect. Daley and Goldstein are responsible for the updated version of Vacation and Hess directed Napoleon Dynamite and Don Verdean. Read More »
Vincent D'Onofrio, Marvel's newest Kingpin for April 10's 'Daredevil' Netflix series premiere, is not only excited for his new show to debut but also about the potential for a Marvel crossover with Spider-Man. As a villain of Daredevil and Spider-Man, it's an idea that may come to life at one point -- especially since Spider-Man finally left Sony and is now a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Read More »
