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Aaron Taylor Johnson as Kraven, wearing a leather vest and gloves, with a stern expression, stands in front of a dark background.
Review

Kraven the Hunter review – put it out of its misery

by Hannah Strong

Aaron Tay­lor John­son tries his best in JC Chan­dor’s woe­ful entry in the Sony Spi­der-Man Universe.

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Woman with long dark hair in a white tank top surrounded by green foliage.
Review

Madame Web review – did anyone involved in this film actually want to be there?

by Hannah Strong

Dako­ta John­son deliv­ers a remark­ably dis­in­ter­est­ed per­for­mance as a clair­voy­ant super­hero in this shod­dy Spi­der-Man spin-off.

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A person wearing a red and black superhero costume flies through a colourful, abstract background with glowing shapes and energy trails.
Review

Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse

by Leila Latif

Miles Morales returns as the web-sling­ing hero of Brook­lyn in this smart sequel which defies expectations.

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A person in a red and black superhero costume crouching on a dark, metallic surface.
Review

Spider-Man: No Way Home

by Hannah Strong

Tom Holland’s third solo Spidey out­ing brings some famil­iar faces to the par­ty, but we’ve seen it all before.

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Illustration with portraits of three people in vintage style frames. The frames are orange, pink, and green with text labelling them as "100 best films of the 2000s Part 3". The portraits depict two men and one woman with distinctive hairstyles and expressions.
Top Ranking

The 100 Best Films of the 2000s: 50-26

by Anna Bogutskaya, Charles Bramesco, Kambole Campbell, David Jenkins, Sophie Monks Kaufman, Matt Thrift, Hannah Woodhead, Adam Woodward

Our noughties rank­ing reach­es the mid­way point, as Amélie, Old­boy and Spi­der-Man 2 all make the cut.
Two men shaking hands, one in a red and blue superhero costume, the other in an armoured metallic suit.
Review

Spider-Man: Far From Home

by Adam Woodward

After the events of Endgame, the world needs a new hero. And Jake Gyllenhaal’s Mys­te­rio is ready to answer the call.

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A young Black man with curly hair wearing a red jacket and a green shirt, set against a vibrant red and blue background with distorted patterns.
Review

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

by Kambole Campbell

Mul­ti­ple Spi­der-Mans makes for out­ra­geous fun in Marvel’s slick, con­stant­ly sur­pris­ing mul­ti­verse animation.

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Spiderman in a red and blue costume scaling a tall building against a cityscape backdrop.
In Praise Of

Sam Raimi’s original Spider-Man is a great New York movie

by Henry Bevan

The director’s 2002 fran­chise open­er is a trib­ute to this icon­ic city and the peo­ple who live in it.
A man with curly hair and glasses holds a microphone and appears to be singing or speaking into it, in a dimly lit room with various equipment and props.
In Praise Of

Why I love Andrew Garfield’s performance in The Amazing Spider-Man

by Nick Funnell

The actor is at his hon­est, emo­tive best in Marc Webb’s 2012 reboot.
A person in a red costume standing on a metal structure against a blue background.
Review

Spider-Man: Homecoming

by Adam Woodward

Tom Hol­land gets top marks as Marvel’s teenage web-slinger goes back to school.

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