Jon Watts Describes The Ambition Of ‘No Way Home’ As ‘Spider-Man: Endgame’

Heart eyes! Tom Holland paid tribute to his girlfriend, Zendaya, for reaching fashion icon status with help from a swoon-worthy emoji.

Our Spidey senses are tingling! Spider-Man: No Way Home promises to give us more of Tom Holland’s Peter Parker — and maybe a few other Spider-Men.

In December, when fans sit down in theaters to watch “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” they’re either going to be incredibly excited at the revelation that all three film Spider-Men (Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland, respectively) are sharing the screen together, which confirms one of the worst-kept secrets in MCU history, or they’re going to be part of one of the biggest disappointments in film history.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorJane Clarke will step down as managing director at the Coalition for Innovative Media Measurement, and will be succeeded by Jon Watts, a longtime consultant who has specialized in data and tracking digital activity. He joins a group that strives to scrutinize media measurement just as that topic has become one of the hottest in the sector.Clarke, who has led CIMM since its inception in 2009, will retire as its CEO and managing director.

trying and failing to get a movie about the villains going, and the fact that “Far From Home” will be smashing various Spidey universes together, we have a hard time believing the chance to finally put the Sinister Six onscreen will be wasted.But again, that’s only four villains. The Sinister Six has, well, six.

, Tom Holland's Spidey is going to need all the sense he can get as he faces familiar foes from across the Sacred Timeline and those Spider-Man movies.When last we saw Peter Parker in, his secret identity was exposed to the world by Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal), among other not-so-great accusations. And so in, he turns to Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) in search of a mystical fix.

The debut poster for Spider-Man: No Way Home just was released online!

Rebecca Davis editor“Spider-Man: No Way Home” indicated Monday with a new Chinese poster that it could soon hit Chinese screens — which would make it the first Marvel Cinematic Universe Phase Four film to pass censorship and screening approvals so far. The film, set to debut only in theaters, hasn’t yet set a formal China release date.

With the release date of the next Spider-Man film, No Way Home, getting ever closer, Marvel has released a new poster which hints at the two classic villains he’ll be facing off against.

Sony has dropped the first official poster for Spider-Man: No Way Home, lighting up the web with several clues lurking in the background for the upcoming follow-up to 2019’s $1.13B global grosser, Spider-Man: Far From Home. Check out a snapshot above and the full poster below. And as the official Spider-Man: No Way Home Twitter feed suggests: Go ahead, zoom in on those details.

Andrew Garfield portrayed Peter Parker from 2012 to 2014 in Sony’s The Amazing Spider-Man franchise.

We’ve had three major iterations of Spider-Man on the big screen, with Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland representing their own versions of the character, respectively. Maguire often gets credit for being the first.

wore his unbridled enthusiasm on his sleeve. But nearly a decade after his casting, the actor is getting candid about his naiveté and the “heartbreaking” experience of spearheading a global franchise.Speaking with The Guardian, Garfield revealed that he went into “The Amazing Spider-Man” with clear eyes and a full heart.

An iconic British pig comes to life thanks to Tom Holland.

Naman Ramachandran Actor Tom Holland, set to reprise his web slinging role in December release “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” has revealed another facet to his acting chops – voicing iconic British character Percy Pig.The Percy Pig character was created in 1992 by British retailer Marks & Spencer and is the face of a variety of pig shaped confectionery.

Spider-Man actor Tom Holland has said that he is unsure if he has a future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.The actor will next appear onscreen as Peter Parker in Spider-Man: No Way Home in December. Earlier this month, he confirmed that the film will be “the end of a franchise”.“I think if we were lucky enough to dive into these characters again, you’d be seeing a very different version,” he told Entertainment Weekly.

When he’s in costume, Tom Holland doesn’t play around.

EXCLUSIVE: Oscar-winning VFX firm Framestore has opened the doors to its awaited purpose-built studio in Mumbai, India.

One of the most interesting deals between studios in recent memory came several years ago when Sony Pictures worked out a deal with Disney/Marvel Studios to allow the latter to produce a series of ‘Spider-Man’ films. In hindsight, the deal was genius, allowing for Sony to reinvent its most popular superhero by allowing him to interact with the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and for Marvel Studios, it gave the studio the chance to use one of the classic Marvel hero to spice things up.

You can’t help but feel a bit sad for the group of actors that were hired by Marvel Television to launch the Netflix ‘Defenders’ TV universe. Folks like Charlie Cox, Mike Colter, Krysten Ritter, Jon Bernthal, and Finn Jones didn’t realize that when Marvel Studios would take over control of the characters, their run as the Marvel superheroes would likely come to an end.