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The latest installment in the Tom Holland-led trilogy, Spider-Man: No Way Home, was an undeniable box office success. Since its release on December 17, No Way Home grossed more than $700 million in the United States; globally, it has toppled $1 billion. It caps a colossal big-screen franchise that dates back 20 years, alternating Peter Parkers from the original, Tobey Maguire, to Andrew Garfield and most recently, Tom. Say you are one of those moviegoers that contributed to No Way Home’s massive earnings, and now wish to revisit the entirety of the Spidey franchise. Or maybe you plan to see No Way Home, but want to best prepare yourself with a movie marathon beforehand. No matter your reasoning, we compiled a guide on how to watch all the Spider-Man movies in order — streaming service included. We even included some other related MCU films, since the Multiverse tends to spin an intersecting web of storylines (see what we did there?). Scroll on for all you need to know. The very first big-screen adaptation of Spider-Man. There had been made-for-TV movies and television shows based on the Marvel comic series, but Spidey did not make his theatrical debut until 2002. Directed by Sam Raimi, this version starred Tobey Maguire as awkward high school student Peter Parker and Kirsten Dunst as Mary Jane Watson, his love interest. The film documents Peter’s evolution into becoming Spider-Man, from that initial bite in the laboratory to his battle against the Green Goblin. The sequel ...

There’s simply so much to cherish from the latest and immensely popular incarnation of Spider-Man. Indeed, if you haven’t had a movie marathon of the star’s Spidey efforts yet then you’re missing out. Before you embark upon a film day, however, let’s talk prep and address how to watch the Tom Holland Spider-Man movies in order. • Tom Holland Spider-Man movies in order The correct and chronological way to watch the three Tom Holland Spider-Man movies is as follows: • Spider-Man: Homecoming • Spider-Man: Far From Home • Spider-Man: No Way Home On the other hand – and in the grander scheme of the MCU – you may be wondering how to watch the movies that Tom’s Spidey has appeared in order. He first portrayed the iconic character in Captain America: Civil War and went on to appear in certain Avengers instalments beyond stand-alone movies: • Captain America: Civil War • Avengers: Infinity War • Avengers: Endgame • Spider-Man: Homecoming • Spider-Man: Far From Home • Spider-Man: No Way Home Spider-Man: Homecoming is currently streaming on Netflix. All three movies – including Spider-Man: No Way Home – are currently available to rent on the likes of Amazon Prime Video and iTunes. As it’s more recent, you’ll find that No Way Home is a little more pricey than its predecessors to rent or buy. • OSCARS: How many does Will Smith have? ‘He is an important part of my life’ Tom Holland himself recently opened up about his future as the character while in conversation with “Maybe it is time ...

Since Tom Holland debuted as Spider-Man in the MCU in 2016, some fans immediately named him the best Spider-Man actor, although the debate about the best Spider-Man actor is still ongoing among the fans. However, whichever Spider-Man actor you consider the best one, there’s no doubt that Holland left a deep mark in the history of comic book adaptations. He was the first Spider-Man that was part of the bigger universe and, therefore, the only Spider-Man that got to hang out with the Avengers. He was also the only live-action Spider-Man whose origin story wasn’t repeated when he was first introduced on the big screen. So, in this article, we’ll take a look at all the movies in which Tom Holland’s Spider-Man has appeared so far. How many movies featuring Tom Holland’s Spider-Man are there? So far, Tom Holland’s Spider-Man has appeared in six movies set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He debuted in 2016 in Captain America: Civil War before he reprised the role in his solo movie a year later. After that, he appeared in two sequels to his solo movie and two Avengers movies that were the crossover events and the climax of Infinity Saga. RELATED: 20 Strongest Versions of Spider-Man (Ranked) Movies featuring Tom Holland’s Spider-Man in order (at a glance) When he was cast as Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Tom Holland signed a contract that bound him to do six MCU movies. Besides his own Spider-Man trilogy, Holland was introduced as the guest character in the third C...

Captain America: Civil War Photo via Marvel Studios Tom Holland first donned the webhead mantle in 2016’s Captain America: Civil War, where he sided with Tony Stark after the Avengers became divided over the Sokovia Accords. His bumbling, wet-behind-the-ears ethos — while charming — didn’t take long to give way to the weight-of-the-world demeanor we all know the hero for. Spider-Man: Far From Home Virtual Reality Experience Image via Sony Pictures Virtual Reality Prior to facing off against Mysterio on the big screen, Holland loaned his voice to the Oculus Rift’s Spider-Man: Far From Home Virtual Reality Experience, where players got to fulfill their wildest Spidey dreams such as scaling skyscrapers, swinging through New York City, battling powerful foes, and feeling the crushing weight of martyrdom every waking hour. Fortnite: Battle Royale Image via Epic Games With the cultural event that No Way Home ended up being, it would have been more surprising if Holland didn’t get involved with Fortnite, where he loaned his voice and likeness for the two Spider-Man suits that were part of the game’s Battle Pass for chapter 3, season 1. Charlotte Simmons Charlotte is a freelance writer for We Got This Covered, a graduate of St. Thomas University's English program, a fountain of film opinions, and the single biggest fan of Peter Jackson's 'King Kong,' probably. Having written professionally since 2018, her work has also appeared in The Town Crier and The East

But Holland quit drinking alcohol a year and a half ago. No, this particular migraine comes from waking up to learn that Crowded Room— what Holland deems the “hardest thing I’ve ever done” (this according to a guy who has played Spider-Man in six feature films) — has been met by rough early reviews. Tom Holland THR Cover Photographed by Isaac Anthony “It was a kick in the teeth,” Holland admits, unprompted, over eggs Benedict on the quiet terrace of a hotel in SoHo. “Rolling over, looking up the reviews, and then all of a sudden I was like, ‘Wow. That’s a bad review.’ Sometimes there’s a redeeming quality in there. There was nothing.” Holland speaks loudly and confidently and in a thick London accent — he grew up there and still calls it home. At first it’s disorienting. Most of his characters are American and voiced in milder tones. Onscreen, he is jokey and self-effacing. Speaking to a journalist, he’s serious and a bit guarded. He makes rock-solid eye contact whenever he wants to convey a point. He is pale, lean — whatever the ideal body fat percentage is, he has it — and delicately handsome. He’s wearing loose-fitting jeans and a Moscot T-shirt featuring a vintage drawing of a man taking an eye test. Every star learns to take their knocks in stride. And at 27, Holland is already a savvy veteran of the Hollywood game. He certainly still looks young enough to don the Spider-Man suit once again, perhaps even for another trilogy. Meetings to determine the fate of his Peter...

The latest installment in the Tom Holland-led trilogy, Spider-Man: No Way Home, was an undeniable box office success. Since its release on December 17, No Way Home grossed more than $700 million in the United States; globally, it has toppled $1 billion. It caps a colossal big-screen franchise that dates back 20 years, alternating Peter Parkers from the original, Tobey Maguire, to Andrew Garfield and most recently, Tom. Say you are one of those moviegoers that contributed to No Way Home’s massive earnings, and now wish to revisit the entirety of the Spidey franchise. Or maybe you plan to see No Way Home, but want to best prepare yourself with a movie marathon beforehand. No matter your reasoning, we compiled a guide on how to watch all the Spider-Man movies in order — streaming service included. We even included some other related MCU films, since the Multiverse tends to spin an intersecting web of storylines (see what we did there?). Scroll on for all you need to know. The very first big-screen adaptation of Spider-Man. There had been made-for-TV movies and television shows based on the Marvel comic series, but Spidey did not make his theatrical debut until 2002. Directed by Sam Raimi, this version starred Tobey Maguire as awkward high school student Peter Parker and Kirsten Dunst as Mary Jane Watson, his love interest. The film documents Peter’s evolution into becoming Spider-Man, from that initial bite in the laboratory to his battle against the Green Goblin. The sequel ...

Captain America: Civil War Photo via Marvel Studios Tom Holland first donned the webhead mantle in 2016’s Captain America: Civil War, where he sided with Tony Stark after the Avengers became divided over the Sokovia Accords. His bumbling, wet-behind-the-ears ethos — while charming — didn’t take long to give way to the weight-of-the-world demeanor we all know the hero for. Spider-Man: Far From Home Virtual Reality Experience Image via Sony Pictures Virtual Reality Prior to facing off against Mysterio on the big screen, Holland loaned his voice to the Oculus Rift’s Spider-Man: Far From Home Virtual Reality Experience, where players got to fulfill their wildest Spidey dreams such as scaling skyscrapers, swinging through New York City, battling powerful foes, and feeling the crushing weight of martyrdom every waking hour. Fortnite: Battle Royale Image via Epic Games With the cultural event that No Way Home ended up being, it would have been more surprising if Holland didn’t get involved with Fortnite, where he loaned his voice and likeness for the two Spider-Man suits that were part of the game’s Battle Pass for chapter 3, season 1. Charlotte Simmons Charlotte is a freelance writer for We Got This Covered, a graduate of St. Thomas University's English program, a fountain of film opinions, and the single biggest fan of Peter Jackson's 'King Kong,' probably. Having written professionally since 2018, her work has also appeared in The Town Crier and The East

There’s simply so much to cherish from the latest and immensely popular incarnation of Spider-Man. Indeed, if you haven’t had a movie marathon of the star’s Spidey efforts yet then you’re missing out. Before you embark upon a film day, however, let’s talk prep and address how to watch the Tom Holland Spider-Man movies in order. • Tom Holland Spider-Man movies in order The correct and chronological way to watch the three Tom Holland Spider-Man movies is as follows: • Spider-Man: Homecoming • Spider-Man: Far From Home • Spider-Man: No Way Home On the other hand – and in the grander scheme of the MCU – you may be wondering how to watch the movies that Tom’s Spidey has appeared in order. He first portrayed the iconic character in Captain America: Civil War and went on to appear in certain Avengers instalments beyond stand-alone movies: • Captain America: Civil War • Avengers: Infinity War • Avengers: Endgame • Spider-Man: Homecoming • Spider-Man: Far From Home • Spider-Man: No Way Home Spider-Man: Homecoming is currently streaming on Netflix. All three movies – including Spider-Man: No Way Home – are currently available to rent on the likes of Amazon Prime Video and iTunes. As it’s more recent, you’ll find that No Way Home is a little more pricey than its predecessors to rent or buy. • OSCARS: How many does Will Smith have? ‘He is an important part of my life’ Tom Holland himself recently opened up about his future as the character while in conversation with “Maybe it is time ...

Since Tom Holland debuted as Spider-Man in the MCU in 2016, some fans immediately named him the best Spider-Man actor, although the debate about the best Spider-Man actor is still ongoing among the fans. However, whichever Spider-Man actor you consider the best one, there’s no doubt that Holland left a deep mark in the history of comic book adaptations. He was the first Spider-Man that was part of the bigger universe and, therefore, the only Spider-Man that got to hang out with the Avengers. He was also the only live-action Spider-Man whose origin story wasn’t repeated when he was first introduced on the big screen. So, in this article, we’ll take a look at all the movies in which Tom Holland’s Spider-Man has appeared so far. How many movies featuring Tom Holland’s Spider-Man are there? So far, Tom Holland’s Spider-Man has appeared in six movies set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He debuted in 2016 in Captain America: Civil War before he reprised the role in his solo movie a year later. After that, he appeared in two sequels to his solo movie and two Avengers movies that were the crossover events and the climax of Infinity Saga. RELATED: 20 Strongest Versions of Spider-Man (Ranked) Movies featuring Tom Holland’s Spider-Man in order (at a glance) When he was cast as Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Tom Holland signed a contract that bound him to do six MCU movies. Besides his own Spider-Man trilogy, Holland was introduced as the guest character in the third C...

But Holland quit drinking alcohol a year and a half ago. No, this particular migraine comes from waking up to learn that Crowded Room— what Holland deems the “hardest thing I’ve ever done” (this according to a guy who has played Spider-Man in six feature films) — has been met by rough early reviews. Tom Holland THR Cover Photographed by Isaac Anthony “It was a kick in the teeth,” Holland admits, unprompted, over eggs Benedict on the quiet terrace of a hotel in SoHo. “Rolling over, looking up the reviews, and then all of a sudden I was like, ‘Wow. That’s a bad review.’ Sometimes there’s a redeeming quality in there. There was nothing.” Holland speaks loudly and confidently and in a thick London accent — he grew up there and still calls it home. At first it’s disorienting. Most of his characters are American and voiced in milder tones. Onscreen, he is jokey and self-effacing. Speaking to a journalist, he’s serious and a bit guarded. He makes rock-solid eye contact whenever he wants to convey a point. He is pale, lean — whatever the ideal body fat percentage is, he has it — and delicately handsome. He’s wearing loose-fitting jeans and a Moscot T-shirt featuring a vintage drawing of a man taking an eye test. Every star learns to take their knocks in stride. And at 27, Holland is already a savvy veteran of the Hollywood game. He certainly still looks young enough to don the Spider-Man suit once again, perhaps even for another trilogy. Meetings to determine the fate of his Peter...