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All 11 Spider-Man Movies, Ranked by Box Office
This Collider feature ranks all eleven Spider-Man films released to date by worldwide box office takings, without adjusting for inflation, offering a snapshot of how consistently profitable the character has been for studios. The piece notes that Spider-Man films tend to perform strongly regardless of critical reception, with even weaker entries such as The Amazing…
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People Can’t Stop Listening to TV on the Radio Thanks to ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’
Streams of TV on the Radio’s 2006 track “Wolf Like Me” have surged since it featured prominently in the opening montage of *Spider-Man: Brand New Day*, which was released on 31 July. Singer Tunde Adebimpe said he was unaware how the song would be used when the band approved it, and was pleasantly surprised to…
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Batgirl’s Deadliest Villain Officially Returns After 10 Years
David Cain, one of Batgirl’s most dangerous foes and the father of protagonist Cassandra Cain, is officially returning to DC Comics after a decade-long absence, according to a solicitation for the upcoming Batgirl #25. The reveal is notable because it lands just as the ongoing Batgirl series reaches a milestone issue, threatening to complicate its…
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13 Movie, Game, and TV Trailers You Might Have Missed This Week
Keeping up with the deluge of trailer drops is a near-impossible task. The watch list never shortens, digital Sisyphus. To cut through the noise and turn the slog of keeping up with the neatest-looking stuff, I’m starting this column with the goal of collecting the most notable video game, movie, and TV show trailers from…
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‘Breaking Bad’s Most Disturbing Scene Completely Reframes Walter White
A Collider article revisits Episode 2 of *Breaking Bad*, “Cat’s in the Bag,” arguing that the scene in which Walter White plans to dissolve a dealer’s corpse in hydrofluoric acid is the show’s most chilling moment and effectively foreshadows his entire descent into villainy. The piece contends that this early scene, written by showrunner Vince…
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Who has played themselves in movies the most often in cinema history?
A real record breaker. The post Who has played themselves in movies the most often in cinema history? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Pamela Anderson To Be Honored At AmfAR During Venice Film Festival
Pamela Anderson will receive amfAR’s Award of Courage at amfAR Venezia, a fundraising gala held on Sunday, 6 September 2026 at the Molino Stucky in Venice during the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. amfAR CEO Kyle Clifford praised her as “an outstanding and iconic actress” who has consistently used her platform to champion important causes,…
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Jon Bernthal’s Best Performance Came 14 Years Ago, and Nothing Has Topped It
Jon Bernthal has become one of Hollywood’s most in-demand character actors, recently appearing as Frank Castle in Daredevil: Born Again, in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. Despite this run of high-profile roles, a Collider feature argues his finest work remains Shane Walsh, the character he played in AMC’s The Walking…
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David Harbour has blown Tony Stark’s cover in Avengers: Doomsday. It might just be what Marvel needs
David Harbour, who plays Red Guardian in Avengers: Doomsday, appears to have let slip a major spoiler about Robert Downey Jr’s role in the upcoming Marvel film. Asked by Variety to deliver a line from the movie “out of context”, Harbour adopted his character’s Russian accent and said “You… are Tony Stark” – seemingly contradicting…
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Nick Carter Is a ‘PAW Patrol’ Fan & Has the Toys to Prove It: ‘We’re Full-On PAW in Our House Right Now’
Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter has revealed he has become an enthusiastic fan of children’s animated series PAW Patrol, sparked by his three young children’s interest in the franchise’s new cinema release, “PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie”. In a social media clip filmed at a Target store, Carter was surprised by costumed characters Chase and…