Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy popularized the superhero and now fans are rejoicing as they can see it again on the big screen.
While there’s no doubt that the first Iron Man movie kicked off the MCU, Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy truly kicked off the superhero genre.
The franchise ran from 2002 to 2007 and fans of Raimi’s web slinger haven’t been able to see it back on the big screen until now.
It was recently announced that all Spider-Man movies, starting with Raimi’s and ending with Spider: No Way Home, can be seen every Monday starting April 15.
Spider-Man is BACK! 🕸️pic.twitter.com/15JClwCmC8
— ScreenTime (@screentime) April 16, 2024
For the first time in over 20 years, fans can watch Tobey Maguire act as the goofy and lovable Peter Parker and relive some of his character’s most iconic moments like Emo Peter.
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Spider Mondays gives fans a chance to experience the web baton being passed from Macguire to Andrew Garfield and finally to Tom Holland.
This movie marathon will also be celebrating some big milestones for some of the Spider films as Garfield’s The Amazing Spider-Man 2 will be celebrating its 10th anniversary in May and Spider-Man 2 turns 20 in June.
For tickets and showtimes, head to Sony’s Spidey Movies website here. And for more movies, check out all the new streaming releases this month.
