“What about Tobey Maguire trilogy?”: Tom Holland Confuses Fans, Calls ‘Into the Spider-Verse’ the Best Spider-Man Movie of All Time

"What about Tobey Maguire trilogy?": Tom Holland Confuses Fans, Calls 'Into the Spider-Verse' the Best Spider-Man Movie of All Time

It’s Spider-Man’s world and we are just living in it. After Tom Holland’s Spider-Man: No Way Home shook the box office and Marvel fandom, it’s time for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse to make history again. Miles Morales is back with Gwen Stacy to meet more Spider-Men across the multiverse and solve whatever’s going on.

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The internet has been all praise for the film that serves as the sequel to Into the Spider-Verse. Many are praising the franchise as one of the best Spider-Man properties on screen. But what does MCU’s Spidey think of the film? As per Holland, Into the Spider-Verse is simply the best. But not everyone agrees with that assessment.

Tom Holland Gives Into The Spider-Verse The Spider-Man Crown 

Gwen Stacy and Miles Morales in Across the Spider-Verse
Gwen Stacy and Miles Morales in Across the Spider-Verse

In an interview with the Associated Press on the premiere of his Apple TV+ show, The Crowded Room, Tom Holland was asked about what he considers to be the best Spider-Man film. He replied that it was Into the Spider-Verse that takes the crown. He said:

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“I think the first Spider-Verse movie [Into the Spider-Verse] movie is the best Spider-Man movie that’s ever been made.” 

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Tom Holland
Tom Holland

Holland further said that he was supposed to attend the premiere of Across the Spider-Verse with producer Amy Pascal, but couldn’t because of his Apple TV+ show. The actor said:

“Amy Pascal is like my mom — I was supposed to go with her as her date (to Across the Spider-Verse premiere) [but] I couldn’t go because I’m here working, but I’m incredibly proud of them [and] I’m excited for the second one [Across the Spider-Verse and] I’m sure it’ll live up to every expectation and I can’t wait to see it.” 

However, a lot of Spider-Man fans have raised their eyebrows at Holland’s statement. After all, there are a lot of great Spidey films and fans are demanding that their favorite ones be given the respect they deserve.

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Spider-Man Fans Upset And Confused By Tom Holland’s Announcement

Andrew Garfield, Tom Holland, and Tobey Maguire
Andrew Garfield, Tom Holland, and Tobey Maguire

Different fans of the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man love different iterations of him. Some love the Tobey Maguire version while others cherish Andrew Garfield‘s turn as the character. A lot of them are currently gaga over Tom Holland’s Spidey films, while also loving what the Spider-Verse has to offer.

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As such, the Marvel star arbitrarily crowning Into the Spider-Verse as the best Spider-Man film wasn’t loved by all. Here’s what the fans are saying:

It’s pretty clear that Tom Holland was just giving his opinion about what the best Spider-Man film for him is. In fact, it’s very professional and charitable of him to call another Spidey project the best when his last outing as the character grossed Marvel Studios $1.9 billion at the box office.

Across the Spider-Verse is expected to do great business as well. But can it beat the box office record set by No Way Home?

Across the Spider-Verse is currently in theaters.

Source: AP and Variety

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Written by Ishita Chatterjee

A literature graduate who loves sharing her views on everything pop-culture and entertainment. Ishita especially loves dreaming about superheroes and comic books when she isn't day dreaming about them everyday either way.

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