Spider-Man

BY ABBEY WHITE | HollywoodReporter.ComTroy Warren for CNT #Entertainment"The idea that we'd be going to different dimensions really opened up an opportunity artistically," co-writer and producer Chris Miller said.Miles Morales will be swinging yet again into some groundbreaking visual territory when he returns to the big screen in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Part One).In a recent interview with Collider, filmmaking duo Phil Lord and Chris Miller spoke about their ambitious approach to Sony’s Into the Spider-Verse follow-up. The writers teased that fans who loved the first film’s groundbreaking visuals will be in for yet another “ambitious” effort, according to Lord,…

BY PAMELA MCCLINTOCK | HollywoodReporter.Com Troy Warren for CNT #Entertainment The latest Spidey film enjoyed a huge Monday as it prepares to go up against Christmas weekend competitors 'Sing 2,' 'The Matrix Resurrections' and 'The King's Man.' Spider-Man: No Way Home showed no signs of slowing down as Christmas week commenced, scoring the second-biggest Monday of all time for December and the third-biggest for any time for the year with $37.1 million from 4,336 theaters despite the looming threat of the Omicron variant. That brings the movie’s four-day domestic haul to $297.2 million. Sometime Tuesday, it will become the first release of…

BY JOHN DEFORE | HollywoodReporter.Com Troy Warren for CNT #Entertainment Tom Holland’s webslinger fights a bunch of familiar faces in Jon Watts’ third outing as Spider-director. The heroes who went clobberin’ through the pages of Marvel Comics in the 1980s were still relative kids when the mythology over at rival publisher DC started creaking under its own weight. Superman and Batman had started fighting crime in the late ’30s, for Pete’s sake, and the many iterations of their stories, not to mention those of less revered characters, had piled up in confusing or contradictory ways. The solution was a series called Crisis…

BY AARON COUCH, CAROLYN GIARDINA | HollywoodReporter.Com Troy Warren for CNT #Entertainment Spider-Man helped kick off this year’s pared-down CinemaCon Monday night, with Sony unveiling the first trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home to a crowd of theater owners in Las Vegas. This year’s convention, visually lighter in attendance and featuring a subdued tone, comes amid unprecedented challenges for theaters. The Spider-Man trailer also arrives under unusual circumstances, as a day earlier, a version of the No Way Home trailer leaked online, leading to Sony issuing take-down notices. Sony film boss Tom Rothman, in town from vacation on the East Coast and sporting facial hair, acknowledged the leak while introducing the trailer,…