The release of Sam Raimi’s 2002 Spider-Man kicked off a series of movies involving the old webhead and his extended supporting cast, featured in films like the upcoming Venom: The Last Dance and Kraven: The Hunter,

Tom Hardy certainly still seems keen for Venom and Spider-Man to meet in a future movie, even if this is the final Venom movie. "I don't think it's over for Venom. There's so much to do with him," he told Extra.

While Hardy picked Tom Holland has his favorite Spider-Man, that doesn't mean that we'll ever see them on the big screen together. And the worst thing is there's no specific reason why the crossover never occurred. At least, not one that the 47 year-old actor can name off the top of his head.

Spider-Man has had a strong go of things over at Sony. The Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy is considered one of the cornerstone comic book entries and the Andrew

Tom Holland has spoken about his role in Christopher Nolan's upcoming film, likening his experience to his role as Spider-Man. Holland's involvement in Nolan's follow-up to the acclaimed Oppenheimer was announced earlier this week, with the actor set to appear alongside Matt Damon in the currently untitled project.

Man, talked about in on the “Rich Roll Podcast.” The actor shared that he and his real-life girlfriend, Zendaya – who plays Parker’s love interest Michelle “MJ” Jones in the franchise – have read the draft script for “Spider-Man 4,

"You can't just do one Knull movie," director Kelly Marcel says of Andy Serkis' supervillain who debuts in this film.

"Venom: The Last Dance," starring Tom Hardy, is the 17th Sony Marvel movie. It currently has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 37%.

Fans of Tom Hardy are already wondering if he will play Venom again after Venom: The Last Dance, or whether he is done with the character. The third and final installment of the superhero movie series follows Eddie Brock and his symbiote companion Venom.

Stay out of your car” this weekend is what’s going around LA. For the big hurdle keeping men out of cinemas is ‘Sportsageddon’: The LA Dodgers first face off in 43 years with the New York Yankees at the World Series kicks off tonight,