Spiderman 3 Release Date, Cast, Plot and Much More
We are just months away from Spiderman 3’s release date and the hype is at an all-time high! Here are some of the details about Spiderman 3:
The film was produced by Laura Ziskin, Avi Arad, and Stan Lee. Sam Raimi directed Spider-Man 3 as well as its two predecessors (Spider-Man in 2002 and Spider-Man 2 in 2004). Screenwriters Alvin Sargent and Steve Kloves wrote the screenplay).
The Release Date:
The release date for Spiderman 3 is December 16th, 2021.
The Cast:
Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker/ Spiderman
Kirsten Dunst as Mary Jane Watson
James Franco as Harry Osborn/ New Goblin
Thomas Haden Church as Flint Marko/ Sandman
Topher Grace as Eddie Brock/ Venom
Bryce Dallas Howard as Gwen Stacy
James Cromwell as Captain George Stacy
Rosemary Harris as May Parker
J.K. Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson
About the Movie:
Spider-Man’s nemesis Venom is not featured in the film. Spider-Man finally battles his symbiote suit for control over himself – but finds that it has become more powerful than he had ever imagined.
Harry Osborn inherits his father Norman’s company Oscorp after finding out about Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson’s relationship from a videotape recorded by Jameson in which Peter reveals to MJ that he is spiderman, only on screen.
However, Harry doesn’t know this until later on in the movie when he flips through some of dad’s files at their old home taken during one of Norman’s visits there with Aunt May. Harry is also the one who sends out a videotape of spider man in action to television stations.
Jameson, now head of Osborn’s company after killing Norman for refusing him his job back, learns that he has cancer and decides to end his life on live TV by taking a spider-slayer serum created by Peter Parker with Ezekiel (who was living as Dr. Bora) which causes him to turn into what looks like an eight-legged Spiderman/Jameson hybrid creature.
The Plot:
Peter Parker is Spiderman for one issue but the spider-sense goes off when Peter Parker doesn’t pick up his phone.
Jameson, now head of Osborn’s company after killing Norman for refusing him his job back, learns that he has cancer and decides to end his life on live TV by taking a spider-slayer serum created by Peter Parker with Ezekiel (who was living as Dr. Bora) which causes him to turn into what looks like an eight-legged Spiderman/Jameson hybrid creature.
Harry also has some great scenes in this movie where we get to see more of how he feels about being left out from any action or heroics because of Uncle Ben´s death and Aunt May blaming him for it.
Another thing that makes this movie unique is how Peter Parker has to deal with his spider-sense going off, even though he never gets the spider-sense before or after in any of the other movies.
We see some flaws from Spiderman’s suit as well when Jameson manages to shoot one small hole through them and still get a spider-slayer serum shot at him which causes him pain but doesn’t kill him because of the suit flaw.
This also goes on to show why having an open weave spider silk material would be more beneficial than what they are currently using for their suits in order to make them bulletproof and less vulnerable to tearing as we saw happen in this movie.”
Is it worth watching?
“Spiderman was a pretty good movie, and worth watching. It wasn’t as much of an action film as the other Spiderman movies but it had some really great moments in there.”
“I would recommend this movie to anyone who likes spider man or just wants to see another superhero story because I don’t think they’re going anywhere anytime soon.”
