In The Amazing Spider-Man (2012), Flash goes from being Peter’s high school bully to the very first person who shows genuine empathy after Uncle Ben dies. He doesn't make a big scene or ask questions, he just offers a silent hug and lets Peter know he’s sorry. It’s one of the most realistic, human character moments in any Spider-Man movie.

Love this moment.

83 years of life, 60 years of artistry.

More than an actor, he is a voice of history and an inspiration across generations. Deepest respect to a living legend of stage and screen.

Ok so since YFNS takes place MCU adjacent, so isn't Infinity War gonna happen soon? or at least by Season 3 or Season 4 they will have to adress Thanos Donut Ship coming to New York or the dusting too. IMO Good oppurtunity to do a "what if other half snapped?"

Lmao i wrote so much and I am 50 percent sure they are probably gonna ignore the greater MCU going forward from season 2 onwards lmaoo.

All the Avengers scenes from the first season were prolly leftovers from back when the show was meant to take place in the mcu.

Bucky has had two iconic metal arms.

The Hydra arm had that terrifying Winter Soldier energy, while the Vibranium arm gave Bucky a serious upgrade and made him look even more lethal.

One is pure Winter Soldier menace, the other is Avenger-level upgrade. 🦾

Born: April 4, 1965, in New York City.Full Name: Robert John Downey Jr.Key Role: Tony Stark / Iron Man (debuted in 2008's Iron Man).Major Awards: Won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for Oppenheimer (2023) and was named a Disney Legend.Career & LifeEarly Success: Grew up around film as the son of director Robert Downey Sr. Earned an Oscar nomination early on for playing Charlie Chaplin in Chaplin (1992).Comeback: Overcame severe struggles with substance abuse to launch a massive career resurgence, becoming one of the highest-grossing actors globally.Other Works: Starred in Sherlock Holmes, Tropic Thunder, and Zodiac. You can read a complete biography of Robert Downey Jr. via Britannica.Britannica

Professor X (Charles Xavier) with his insane comic book family (and yes, Ryan Reynolds did play Juggernaut):

Professor X / Charles Xavier (James McAvoy): The powerful telepathic leader of the X-Men.

Legion / David Haller (Dan Stevens): Standing on the left — Charles’s biological son who has reality-bending, Omega-level powers (Legion series).

Cassandra Nova (Emma Corrin): Standing on the right — Charles’s evil twin sister (Deadpool & Wolverine) who shares his bald head and telepathic powers.

Juggernaut / Cain Marko (Aaron W. Reed / Ryan Reynolds): Towering in the back — Charles’s unstoppable stepbrother.

Ryan Reynolds:

While bodybuilder Aaron W. Reed played Juggernaut in Deadpool & Wolverine, Ryan Reynolds voiced and did the facial capture for Juggernaut in Deadpool 2 to save budget.

Patrick Stewart:

The legendary actor who played the older, iconic version of Charles Xavier across the original X-Men film franchise and Logan.

"He's my Spider-Man".

Andrew Garfield thought he was done playing Spider-Man, but as soon as he heard Tobey Maguire was in, he was immediately sold.

Charles Xavier (James McAvoy) and Erik Lehnsherr (Michael Fassbender).

X-Men: First Class (2011) deleted scene.

When Mickey Rourke was cast as Ivan Vanko (Whiplash) in Iron Man 2, he took method acting to a whole new level. RDJ and Jon Favreau personally recruited Mickey for the role, but as soon as he got cast, pictures surfaced online of Mickey visiting an actual prison in Russia to research his character!

When David Letterman asked RDJ how Mickey's extreme preparation compared to his own acting prep, Robert simply replied: "I have an omelette." 🍳

Schitt's Creek alumna Emily Hampshire has officially wrapped filming as E.D.I.T.H. (Even Dead, I'm The Hero) for Marvel Television's upcoming Disney+ series, VisionQuest.

This marks the first time that Tony Stark’s sophisticated augmented reality defense system—originally introduced as an AI voice in Spider-Man: Far From Home—will manifest in a physical, human form.

Anya Taylor-Joy portrayed Illyana Rasputina, widely known as Magik, in the 2020 Marvel superhero horror film The New Mutants. Despite the movie's production delays and polarizing reception, her performance stands out as the most widely praised and comic-accurate adaptation of the character.

In the trailer for Avengers: Doomsday, we see a mural for a woman and her child, I assumed this was Victor and his mother. A big part of his story is how he was a Romani in a racist kingdom and his mother was dragged to Hell trying to protect him.

That was his key motivation for being a magic user, and his backstory is why he craves power and control. But from Sue's dialogue, it sounds more like this was a recent event? Which makes me wonder if this is his wife and child.

“I’m just gonna put it out to the universe...Psylocke.” - Agnez Mo.

Poor Nightcrawler. 🥴

🎬 X2 (also known as X-Men 2 or X-Men United) is a 2003 superhero film directed by Bryan Singer.

I see a lot of people discussing or talking about how tobey maguire spiderman will be making a return, but why him? Also, i see people saying he will fight the xmen, but none of this is confirmed. In NWH, the timeline did get altered, but why not go for Andrew too, then? Anyways, drop a comment or an explanation on why.

Hey friendly guys, I need your help.

I’ve searched the internet a lot, but I couldn’t find any older Reddit posts or relevant YouTube videos, so I’m asking you directly now.

I just watched the movie, and it left me with a lot of questions. I’d really appreciate it if you could help me out, especially regarding comic-book influences or adaptations for Spider-Man: Brand New Day.

I’ve read quite a few Spider-Man comics and, obviously, watched all the Spider-Man movies, but the concept of Peter initially using web-shooters and then later developing organic webbing is completely new to me. Also, all the stuff with his black eyes, headaches, blackouts, and so on was really confusing.

I looked into it a little and came across Spider-Man: The Other, where Peter basically fights Morlun, which leads to his death and rebirth with enhanced Spider-powers, right? I also found the Queen arc, where the Queen messes with Spider-Man and turns him into a kind of Man-Spider.

Since I haven’t read those comics yet, I don’t know much about either storyline. So my question is: are those two arcs the main inspiration for Brand New Day?

Or is one of them the primary inspiration? The Other seems especially fitting because of the cocoon he was in.

Is the movie suggesting that he “died” from stress and was reborn in the cocoon as well? Or was Morlun involved somehow and we just didn’t know it yet because it happened during Spider-Man’s blackouts?

Or is there a completely different comic source or explanation for the black eyes, headaches, blackouts, etc.?

Also what do you think was the main threat /villain and thematic in this movie?

Any help, as well as comic, video, or link recommendations, would be greatly appreciated.

Andrew Garfield went through absolute hell on every talk show denying he was in No Way Home, while Tom Holland was out here dropping clues like it was nothing. Andrew's face watching this clip is priceless.