Actress Dakota Johnson is railing at Hollywood over its growing fascination with and reliance on artificial intelligence and its penchant for making movies “by committee.”
Nolte: The feminist flop Madame Web was supposed to launch a whole new superhero franchise, but it’s not happening.
The Sony/Marvel co-production of Madame Web grossed just $6.05 million on its opening day and $2.15 million on day two.
“Madame Web,” the latest girlboss offering from Hollywood, is already looking like a $100 million flop.
More than 100 digital artists who worked on Sony Pictures’ Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse reportedly quit during production due to alleged sweatshop-like conditions, with some blaming producer Phil Lord for the brutally long hours.
Sony’s animated blockbuster Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse has released an ad in partnership with a George Soros-backed group whose goal is to import more cheap immigrant labor.
Sony’s “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” has been banned in several Middle Eastern countries after it was revealed that the animated superhero movie promotes the transgender agenda, specifically gender reassignment for children.
The latest trailer for Sony’s animated “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” is promoting gender transitions for children by sneaking in a transgender flag with the words “Protect Trans Kids.”
Disney-owned Marvel Comics is set to debut its first openly gay Spider-Man, with effeminate characteristics, dressed in lace, in an upcoming book due out in September.
Marvel Comics is taking heat from fans alleging “racism” for its latest alternate reality “what if” book that asks “what if” Miles Morales was Thor
A Spider-Man robot took a nasty spill at Disney California’s Avengers Campus when it swung through the air and crashed into a building.
An auctioneer sold a treasured copy of the initial Marvel comic book — Marvel Comic No. 1 — for over $2.4 million last week.
Spider-Man fans are attacking Sony’s decision to possibly cast actress Dakota Johnson as Madame Web in a new solo film, calling the move “disability erasure.”
NBC late-night comedy show Saturday Night Live delivered a cold open featuring a crazed Joe Biden raving that the latest Spider-Man movie caused the coronavirus omicron outbreak, as reporters peppered him with questions about his massive economic failures and the crashing and burning of his legislative agenda.
Longtime movie critic Owen Gleiberman is afraid that the woke Oscars Awards telecast is doomed to extinction unless the Academy starts recognizing wildly popular movies, including Marvel/Disney’s assembly-line superhero flicks.
“Spider-Man: No Way Home” star Marisa Tomei said she wanted her character, Aunt May Parker, to be a lesbian in the franchise’s final installment.
Actor Tom Holland says he hopes the future of the Spider-Man franchise would include a more “diverse” background or sexuality, including “a Spider-Gwen or a Spider-Woman” version of the web-slinging super hero.
Never underestimate your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, even with a mutating virus afoot.
All hope for Steven Spielberg’s racially divisive West Side Story remake died in week two when it plummeted 68 percent with a humiliating take of just $3.4 million.
“Spider-Man: No Way Home” is about to make fools out of every fake entertainment “journalist” who’s blamed all these woketard flops on the China Flu pandemic.
Andy Serkis, the director for Sony’s upcoming Spider-Man spinoff, Venom: Let There Be Carnage, said that the film represents the alien symbiote’s gay “coming out party” and depicts a “love affair” between the CGI alien and star Tom Hardy.
Disney is reportedly refusing to let a grieving father in a suburb of London place an etching of Spider-Man on his late four-year-old son’s tombstone because the media conglomerate wants to “preserve the magic” of its characters.
The first half of Spider-Man: Far From Home is dreadful, like a spoof of the worst superhero movies ever, including those Marvel movies where cities are destroyed by CGI at the hands of stupid villain(s) — in this case, The Elementals — and we’re all supposed to believe this can happen because someone like Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal) explains it all from an officious Command Center.
When Marvel’s ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ hits theaters it will mark the debut of the studio’s first openly acknowledged transgender actor.
Universal’s “Glass” won the box office this weekend, while Kevin Hart’s “Upside” remained topside at number two.
After a slow debut, DC superhero flick “Aquaman” is awash with success bringing in a $940 million worldwide haul at the box office.
An Oklahoma State University diversity office official complained this week that the black lead character in the new Spiderman film does not have enough screen time.
HBO late-night host Bill Maher came under fire this weekend after suggesting that America’s fondness for the late Stan Lee’s “stupid” comic books is part of the reason why Donald Trump was elected president.
Steve Ditko, the Marvel Comics artist who gave the world the woven webs and soaring red-and-blue shape of Spider-Man and the other-worldly shimmer of Doctor Strange, has died, authorities said Friday. He was 90.
