All Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield and Tom Holland Spider-Man Movies Returning To Cinemas This Spring

As part of Sony’s celebration of Columbia Pictures’ centenary, fans of Spider-Man will have the chance to see all eight live-action movies back on the big screen. As per Cinemark listings, Sam Raimi’s trilogy starring Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield’s Amazing Spider-Man duology and Tom Holland’s MCU trilogy will all be available in cinemas between April and June 2024.

Having suffered a run of box office disasters with their recent Spider-Man Universe offerings of Morbius and Madame Web, Sony will be hoping to pick up a quick win by re-releasing the ever-popular superhero’s greatest hits back into theaters ahead of the release of Kraven the Hunter in August. The release schedule for the movies can be seen below.

As well as potentially building up a bit of Spider-Man success for Sony ahead of their next SSU movie, the wave of releases will tap into the sense of nostalgia felt by fans on the release of Spider-Man: No Way Home. There are many fans who were probably not around to see Maguire swing out as Peter Parker back in 2002, and some who missed Garfield’s two movies a decade ago, and this is the perfect opportunity to remedy that.

What Does the Future Hold for Spider-Man?

When it comes to looking at the future of the Spider-Man franchise, there is always a very cautious sense of enthusiasm for what comes next. As Marvel’s most popular, and most profitable, superhero, we are never too far away from new projects featuring Peter Parker’s adventures.

Following the success of the animated movies Into the Spider-Verse and Across the Spider-Verse, Beyond the Spider-Verse will be the next web-slinging movie coming to cinemas, albeit led by Miles Morales rather than Peter Parker. That movie suffered several delays due to the 2023 strikes in Hollywood, and is currently without a release date.

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Of course, the big question is what will happen to Tom Holland’s iteration of the character following the events of No Way Home. While there is still no official update on Spider-Man 4, rumors have suggested another rift developing between Marvel Studios and Sony over the direction the next MCU installment will take. According to reports, Sony wants another multiverse story and to bring back several past faces to try and capitalize on the success of No Way Home, but Kevin Feige wants to keep things relatively grounded and “street-level.” While this tussle continues, the next MCU Spider-Man movie is always going to be just out of reach for now.