My Revolution of PARTs

Spider-Man: No Way Home continues to make its presence felt as the biggest cinematic event in a long time. As Tom Holland’s Peter Parker takes on a Multiverse’s worth of challenges alongside Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange and a host of other heroes and villains, fans can’t get enough of Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures’ third solo Spidey effort. No Way Home is one of the best-reviewed movies in history, as the studios behind its production work to keep its record-breaking box office run going for a little while longer. This includes revamped efforts for the movie’s promotional tour, which have only publicly teased a couple of small moments from the blockbuster threequel thus far. ADVERTISEMENT This revamped round of promo also includes a host of new posters, of which Sony has released numerous variations over the last few months. Fans even get a look at a brand-new poster from Asia, although the timing of its release is somewhat questionable. N...

Eternals  is fast approaching its January 12 release on Disney+, allowing even more viewers worldwide to watch the sci-fi epic. New information has suggested that the film could even be seeing an extended cut, which would make Eternals the first Marvel Studios release to receive one. In anticipation of the streaming debut, the cast and crew have spoken a bit more about the film's production as well. Director Chloé Zhao revealed that the film was originally intended to feature a much darker ending, which would have seen the Eternals simply continue on to bring about the Emergence on another planet. ADVERTISEMENT Several deleted scenes have also been detailed, including a moment with Kingo and Gilgamesh connecting over movies and another featuring Sprite and Dane in the museum. The latter sequence has been teased by Sprite actress Lia McHugh, with the star posting a brief glimpse at the scene on social media. Now, a visual effects supervisor on Etern...

Spider-Man: No Way Home may have been the culminating event for Tom Holland’s Peter Parker, but it also provided opportunities for the past generations of wall-crawlers to web up their loose ends. Both Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Men primarily appear as mentors to Holland’s Peter, but both take the time to evolve their own characters from when fans last saw them. While Maguire’s Peter did deal with the loss of his best friend, 2007’s Spider-Man 3 at least ended with Kirsten Dunst’s Mary Jane Watson and Rosemary Harris’s Aunt May by his side. For Garfield’s Peter, he’s not only left without the love of his life, but he sees her blood on his hands in 2014’s The Amazing Spider-Man 2. ADVERTISEMENT This self-diagnosed accountability took a toll on his psyche as well. Garfield hints that his Peter “stopped pulling his punches” in No Way Home , suggesting The Amazing Spider-Man ’s hero developed quite the mean streak. Garfield’s Peter can’t ch...