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Spider-Man: Homecoming is finally mere days away from release and is currently Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes with a score of 93%. Today, Kevin Feige confirmed the five movie arc Marvel Studios and Sony have planned for Spidey that started with Captain America: Civil War and includes Homecoming, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers 4, and Spider-Man: Homecoming 2. We already know that Homecoming 2 will be set minutes after Avengers 4 and it is rumored the film will feature another character from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, just as Spider-Man: Homecoming features Tony Stark / Iron Man. Other than that, very little is known about the 2019 sequel to Homecoming at this time. 

Collider had a chat with actor Tom Holland, who plays the current iteration of Peter Parker / Spider-Man, asking him if he could give any information at all about Spider-Man: Homecoming 2: 

"I will be on Spider-Man 2 about mid-July next year. I think the most interesting...

The McU has come a long way since its release of Iron Man in 2008. On the big and small screen we have seen the likes of The Avengers, Ant-Man, The Guardians of the Galaxy and other Marvel characters we grew up only seeing in comics and cartoons. One of the biggest hurdles that Marvel has had to overcome is the fact that they don't own the rights to all their characters including one of their most popular characters, Spider-Man. Thanks to a partnership between Sony and Marvel Studios, Spider-Man was featured in Captain America: Civil War and now Iron Man will be featured in Spider-Man: Homecoming. To talk about the upcoming Spider-Man film Kevin Feige, Marvel Studios President and Amy Pascal, former Sony Pictures head, sat down with Stefan Pape of HeyUGuys. During the interview the topic of other characters being brought into the McU was brought up and an interesting name came up,...

Actor Mahershala Ali became the first Muslim man to win an Oscar on Sunday at the 89th Academy Awards. Mahershala Ali First Muslim To Win An Oscar Ali won the Best Supporting Actor award for his role in Moonlight, which also took home Best Picture. This year the Oscars saw one of its most diverse set of […]

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The verdict is out, and the early consensus is that "Captain America: Civil War" rocks (read our review). But it's still a few long weeks before it opens in the U.K., and stateside fans will have to wait another seven days beyond that to get their own taste. So for now, we'll just to have to sit idly and let the promotion machine wash over us. Read More: Interview: Joe & Anthony Russo Talk The Marvel "Artist Collective," Adding Spider-Man To 'Civil War' & Much More “This is an argument and a struggle with your family, for your family, and against your family,” Chris Evans told EW about the movie which pits Captain American and Iron Man on opposing sides. “I think it’s much more relatable, much more akin to [disputes] we have in life. Arguments with your family can be far worse than struggles with your enemy.” And indeed,...

You'd be forgiven for thinking next month's "Captain America: Civil War" is an Avengers flick. But it speaks to just how well crafted the Marvel universe has become that all the interconnectivity mostly feels like an organic, logical extension of the each film's storyline, rather than an attempt to cram in characters just for the sake of it. And as far as Chris Evans is concerned, Marvel can't be beat. Read More: Interview: Joe & Anthony Russo Talk The Marvel "Artist Collective," Adding Spider-Man To 'Civil War," And Much More “They’ve got a monopoly on it, they’re doing it and no one else can try and copy it,” he recently said at a press conference (via Variety). Even Kevin Feige himself seemed astonished at the star power he's assembled over the years. “I’ve said it before, and it’s only getting more and more accurate as cast members keep joining,...

Spider-man will be released in theaters and IMAX on its new worldwide date on July 7, 2017.

The announcement was made today by Josh Greenstein, president of Worldwide Marketing and Distribution for Sony Pictures, Kevin Feige, president of Marvel Studios, and Greg Foster, Senior Executive Vice President, IMAX Corp. and CEO of IMAX Entertainment. As the movie, which Sony Pictures Entertainment is teaming with Marvel Studios to produce, enters wide release, it will also be digitally re-mastered into the immersive IMAX 3D format.

The highly anticipated next installment in the $4 billion franchise, which will star Tom Holland as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, will be directed by Jon Watts and produced by Feige and Amy Pascal.

Commenting on the announcement, Greenstein said, “There’s so much about Spider-Man – including the web-slinging action – that lends itself perfectly to the IMAX screen. We are confident that audiences everywhere around the world will want to see it in IMAX.