All Eight Live-Action 'Spider-Man' Movies Will Return To Theaters Next Month
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Peter Parker is back again. Not just one. All of them. Fans of the Spider-Man film series can travel back to 2002 and relive the moment of watching the first of the eight live-action Spider-Man films. After completing the Tobey Maguire/Sam Raimi trilogy, fans can rewatch Andrew Garfield’s portrayal of the famed web-slinger and conclude the experience with Tom Holland’s final appearance in Spiderman: No Way Home. While re-watching Uncle Ben’s death might reopen old wounds, it might prove cathartic for fans to see Garfield’s Peter save Zendaya’s Michelle Jones.
With a great film saga comes great responsibility in re-releasing the live-action films. Starting April 15, Sam Raimi’s first Spider-Man will again be premiering on the big screen. With tickets already on sale, fans and moviegoers don’t have much time to relive the films that brought new life to comic book movie adaptations.
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According to comicbookmovie.com, a “new mash-up trailer” including “shots from Raimi's trilogy with Tobey Maguire, both The Amazing Spider-Man movies featuring Andrew Garfield, and the recent reboot trilogy starring Tom Holland” has been released onto the website in addition to a link to purchase tickets. Viewings are only in select theaters, yet the excitement can be felt on a greater level.
Peter Parker has been a part of his fans’ lives for the better part of at least two decades. Despite being a web-slinging superhero, his trials and tribulations with love, loss, and family were relatable and kept him grounded. With each villain, Peter discovered new aspects of his personality and just how powerful he can be when pushed to the limit. As most of Spider-Man’s foes have been transferred to the big screen, it’s not known who the latest villain will be, but rumors have circulated about which one will have their chance to battle Spiderman.
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Whatever life may hold in store, this, like any story worth telling, is not just all about a girl, but about Spider-Man. From April 15 until June 3, one of the greatest stories ever told will be retold again in select theaters. Let’s get stuck in the web once again.
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