But depending on what No Way Home does, these could all start to cross over.Rent/Buy Spider-Man on Amazon. They aren't connected sort of just separate groupings. Or you could just watch the Marc Webb movies. But for now, you could basically watch the Raimi Spider-Man movies and stop. In fact, the trailer for the upcoming Morbius (in Sony's Spidey universe) even teases an appearance by Michael Keaton's Vulture. Marvel has clearly worked with Sony before (hence the entire existence of Tom Holland in the MCU as Peter Parker/Spider-Man), so it wouldn't be crazy at all to see it happen again. Now, something to keep in mind: these four different groupings of Spider-Man movies aren't connected right now-at all. But with each different grouping, we do recommend watching them from the beginning to the end, and that's pretty universally going to be in release order.
Now, if you don't intend on watching every Spider-Man movie, then of course you don't have to. Why not? That's the order that someone watching them in real-time would've seen them, an it just makes sense. What we're mostly going to advocate for here, just like we suggest with the MCU at large, Star Wars, and the Fox X-Men movies, is to just watch the movies in the order they came out. Tom Holland, Zendaya, and Jacob Batalon in Spider-Man: No Way Home. Luckily, we're fully versed in Marvel's most popular superhero, and all of his big cinematic appearances. Anything is fine-again, there are a lot of these. Maybe you've seen them all, but not in a while, and need a guide to see where the hell to even start.
Maybe you have seen them, but missed one here or one there. Maybe you've never seen any Spider-Man movie before and want to brush up before.all of that happens. But long story short-you might way to brush up. And it's possible that past worlds, past universes, could be involved. After all, a new movie- Spider-Man: No Way Home-is now out. And yes, he winds up with more power, and responsibility, than he ever expected.īut some people may just be getting into the Spider-Man world for the first time. At this point, everyone knows what happened to good old Peter Parker, the nice boy who likes Science from Queens just trying to get through high school. Hell, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige knows that we all know this-hence the reason why Spider-Man: Homecoming, the first film in the third series of the last 20 years to feature the webslinger, skips the character's origin story entirely. There's one 500 pound gorilla in the room when talking about Spider-Man movies, and we're going to get it out of the way right off the bat: there are a lot of them.
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