Columbia Pictures President Doug Belgrad suggests Marc Webb’s commitment to Fox may keep the director from returning for the sequel to The Amazing Spider-Man.
The Amazing Spider-Man, director Marc Webb’s Columbia Pictures franchise reboot, topped the North American box office this weekend, bringing its six-day forth of July total to $140 million. Worldwide, the movie has brought in $341.2 million.
Sony Pictures quietly confirmed this week that The Amazing Spider-Man, director Marc Webb’s franchise reboot, is the first film in a planned trilogy.
The Amazing Spider-Man opens today, giving audiences the chance to finally work out those Emma Stone-as-Gwen Stacy issues, and see if Andrew Garfield is less annoying than Tobey Maguire as everyone’s favorite friendly neighborhood wall crawler (But, really, how could he not be?). But there’s one question that everyone’s been asking: Did we actually need it to be a reboot?
Despite strong turns from its cast, director Marc Webb’s The Amazing Spider-Man ultimately disappoints due to a cobbled-together story and lackluster special effects, resulting in a reboot full of missed opportunities.
Three additional clips have arrived online for Columbia Pictures’ The Amazing Spider-Man, one featuring the wall-crawler’s tension-filled venture into the New York City sewers, and the other two involving The Lizard’s bridge rampage.
Columbia Pictures has released a new television commercial and poster promoting the IMAX release of The Amazing Spider-Man. Directed by Marc Webb, the franchise reboot opens July 3.
Columbia Pictures’ The Amazing Spider-Man is expected to rake in more than $125 million during its six-day July 4 holiday opening. Director Marc Webb’s franchise reboot stars Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone and Rhys Ifans.
Columbia Pictures has released an extended clip from director Marc Webb’s The Amazing Spider-Man in which the wall-crawler (Andrew Garfield) stops a thief from stealing a car before being pursued himself by the New York Police Department.
Columbia Pictures has released a new poster for The Amazing Spider-Man that plays up the relationship between Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy in director Marc Webb’s franchise reboot.
Columbia Pictures has released a new clip from The Amazing Spider-Man that features Andrew Garfield’s Peter Parker turning the tables on Chris Zylka’s Flash Thompson on the basketball court. The film, directed by Marc Webb, opens in 2D and 3D July 3.
The latest featurette for The Amazing Spider-Man offers a glimpse into the motivations of Rhys Ifans’ Dr. Curt Connors, as well as the work that went into developing the movie’s take on The Lizard.
Spinoff Online – TV, Film, and Entertainment News Daily is
© 2013 Comic Book Resources.
All Rights Reserved.
