Tobey Maguire swings into first place in a fan poll to determine the ultimate Spider-Man

Warning: The following article contains spoilers for Spider-Man: No Way Home.

Spider-Man has been the talk of the pop culture realm for some time as the anticipation for the release of Spider-Man: No Way Home built and rumors about the possibility of previous Peter Parkers joining Tom Holland dominated the conversation on social media. Would Holland team up with Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield? Would Miles Morales make an entrance somehow? What other realms could lend us a webslinging hero?

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WGTC’s best movies of 2021

Though 2021 will always be remembered as the second year of our collective battle against the coronavirus, it was also a year marked by epic and in some cases game-changing films. As nerve-wracking as it might have been for many of us to travel to movie theaters and catch a flick in close proximity to strangers, millions of viewers didn’t let it stop them from enjoying the year’s new releases.

Fortunately, for those who weren’t as ready venture out, some of the year’s best movies were available to stream from the comfort of their own homes, sometimes in the form of a simultaneous release and other times as a streaming exclusive. Whether it was one of the year’s many thrilling superhero films, a heart-pounding new drama, or a classic Disney villain’s origin story, 2021 gave us plenty of welcome breaks from pandemic overwhelm.

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‘Red Notice’ drops out of the Netflix Top 10 for the first time

It had to happen eventually, but even then, it’s still surprising just how long it’s taken Red Notice to finally drop out of Netflix’s global Top 10 most-watched list, with the action-packed heist caper having premiered on streaming all the way back on November 12.

For the last 47 days, we’ve grown accustomed to seeing Dwayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds and Gal Gadot’s globetrotting romp nestled comfortably at the top end of the viewership charts, in which time it’s become the most popular original film in the platform’s history for both households reached and cumulative hours streamed.

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Which actresses have played Catwoman over the years?

When it comes to the character of Catwoman ⏤ touted as one of the main players in the upcoming Batman film coming out next year ⏤ the sometimes-friend, sometimes-foe, sometimes-lover of the Caped Crusader has been portrayed in a variety of styles and media over the years.

For the purposes of this article, we’ll be looking at live-action interpretations of the character, both on the silver screen and on TV, to keep it as digestible as possible. There are plenty of animated, video game, and even radio interpretations of the character as well, all of whom are deserving of their own list.

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Vlogger Lindsay Ellis quits YouTube over ‘Raya’ controversy

YouTuber and writer Lindsay Ellis is taking a step back from social media in the wake of controversy stemming from a months-old tweet regarding Disney’s Raya and the Last Dragon.

Back in March, Ellis shared a controversial opinion about Raya and the Last Dragon, an animated Disney flick based around traditional Southeast Asian cultures.

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‘Don’t Look Up’ has a cameo by a Marvel star you probably missed

Warning: This article includes a spoiler for Don’t Look Up.

The satirical black comedy Don’t Look Up on Netflix may not be the latest superhero action flick as part of an extended cinematic franchise, which seems to dominate most titles in the movie realm these days, but the film has proved to be just as a big of a heavy hitter.

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Zoë Kravitz makes Catwoman her own in stunning new ‘The Batman’ photos

We’re getting a slick batch of new images for Zoë Kravitz’s Catwoman in the upcoming film The Batman, which sees the cunning Selina Kyle in a variety of outfits and scenarios. These includes images of her speaking in close quarters to Robert Pattinson’s Batman, sporting a pink wig in some kind of disguise, and wearing her signature cat burglar outfit. (But, for the latter, imagined as a black leather sneaking suit with an accompanying beanie that has a hole cut out for her eyes and two vaguely cat ear-like points.)

The images came courtesy of the @DiscussingFilm Twitter account.

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The best Andrew Garfield movies, ranked

Andrew Garfield‘s Spider-Man movies may not have been as lauded as Tobey Maguire’s and Tom Holland’s, but there’s no disputing that he’s one hell of an actor. Over the years, the American-born and U.K.-raised actor has appeared in work that should have won him an Oscar, bizarre content that still has fans reeling, and even some schmaltz with Tom Cruise.

As a result ⏤ as is often the case with similar actors ⏤ it can be hard to know what stands today as the best work from this active thespian. As always, dear reader, we’ve got you covered. Below is our list of the best films Garfield has made to date. We did not count all of his performances as Spider-Man since we all know what a hot mess the second film was, and unlike the companion article on fellow franchise actor Tobey Maguire, we promise no surprises later.

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Watch the Fab 5 take on Texas in the ‘Queer Eye’ season 6 trailer

“Get out your handkerchiefs, y’all,” proclaims the season 6 trailer for Queer Eye. Because this time around, the Fab 5 are bringing their “life-changing magic yet again to transform the lives of deserving Texans.” Each season, Netflix’s feel-good reality show takes on a new locale from across the United States, and the upcoming season will tackle the Lone Star State.

“We’re in Texas, everybody,” announces grooming expert Jonathan Van Ness from the passenger seat of the team’s trademark GMC Yukon XL Denali in the opening moments of the trailer. This time around, Van Ness and Antoni Porowski, Tan France, Karamo Brown, and Bobby Berk will likewise face Texas-sized challenges—but of course, they’ve never met a life transformation they couldn’t handle.

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