My Revolution of PARTs

The end of 2021 ushered in the new era of the Marvel Cinematic Universe that is seemingly focused on the Multiverse. The Tom Holland-led Spider-Man: No Way Home emphasized this tenfold by re-introducing Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Men into the fray, bringing together two decades of Spider-Man films into one epic culmination. Despite these star-studded appearances, however, others were rumored to be joining. A year before No Way Home 's release, Mary Jane Watson actress Kirsten Dunst and Gwen Stacy actress Emma Stone were both said to be returning in the threequel. It was Dunst who then continuously added fuel to this fire, though originally unintentional, as she was spotted for possible reshoots another year after that initial rumor. ADVERTISEMENT Three months after that, Dunst point-blank stated that she wasn't in No Way Home , and when the film was released soon after that, her words were proven true. Still, this hasn...

Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures' Spider-Man: No Way Home is cementing itself as the biggest movie of the last couple of years, becoming one of the best-reviewed movies ever on the internet. Save from Kirsten Dunst's MJ and Emma Stone's Gwen Stacy, the MCU Spidey threequel brought back over half a dozen key players in the hero's cinematic history as it celebrated the web-slinger's past, present, and future. Looking at the specifics of who fully appeared in No Way Home , Marvel and Sony found a way to bring at least one character from each of Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's solo movies into the action through the Multiverse. Rumors even pointed to the movie including Dunst and Stone alongside their Peter Parkers, although COVID-related delays and story decisions may have nixed that plan before it came to fruition. ADVERTISEMENT Dunst specifically has had mixed reactions to her potential inclusion in No Way Home, as well as to...

Marvel Studios’ Spider-Man: No Way Home has been a dream come true for fans worldwide. People live in a timeline where Alfred Molina got to return as Doc Ock, Tobey Maguire finally got to have his back adjusted, and Andrew Garfield saved MJ as personal redemption for his past—all in one film. That's just a fraction of what Tom Holland's latest outing as Peter Parker offered. It's hard to believe that a film jam-packed with so much content has not only become one of the most successful movies of all time but also happens to be legitimately great—at least, according to both critics and fans. ADVERTISEMENT Juggling five returning villains, two greatly missed Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, the introduction of the Multiverse, and the rest of Tom Holland’s usual MCU crew seems to come easy for the film. As exciting as all of that was, some rumored returning faces never made the cut, among those being Emma Stone’s Gwen Stacy and Kirsten Dunst’s Mary ...