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In the grand scheme of superhero movies, 2018’s “Spider-man: Into the Spider-verse” swings the highest. It’s one of those flawless films whose casual brilliance belies dozens of open-hearted, risk-taking decisions we’ll never know about, but that translate fully to the screen. In telling the jaw-droppingly animated story of Brooklyn teen Miles Morales and his self-realization as the alternate-universe Spider-Man (on what’s known in Marvel as Earth 1610), it also centered Black and brown lives in its narratives, music, and eclectic, hand-drawn art style.

Everyone wants to be Superman. There is no doubt that within the huge list of possible superheroes that an actor or actress would like to play, the Man of Steel occupies the top positions along with Batman, Wonder Woman or Spider-Man. That is why the casting for Superman: Legacy is getting more and more interesting.

The relationship between Dwayne Johnson and the Fast & Furious franchise appears to be fully mended. After his appearance in the finale of Fast X, the most recent installment of the franchise that begins the road to the end, the actor will return to play Luke Hobbs in another surprising project.

Thor: Love & Thunder drew a lot of criticism from Marvel fans, and much of it was aimed at writer/director Taika Waititi. While Waititi’s comical take on the comic book hero couldn’t hold up against Thor: Ragnarok, Waititi is soon to write and direct a new entry in the Star Wars franchise and will be hoping it is better received than his MCU offering.

Spider-Woman will have a very busy upcoming couple of months, with the character being part of the long list of Spider-People to appear in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and now confirmed to be making her official live-action debut in Madam Web, with Sydney Sweeney playing her.

Follow Her is a psychosexual thriller in the vein of Brian De Palma, or like Paul Verhoeven on Instagram. It's an erotic but disturbing thriller, and it's coming to select theaters and through video on demand on June 2, 2023. Dani Barker writes and stars alongside Luke Cook (The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina) and Mark Moses (Bombshell, Mad Men).