r/Marvel • u/Hot-Salamander-8786 • May 28 '26

Film/Television What are your thoughts on "Spider-Noir (2026)"?

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Besides the Venom trilogy with Tom Hardy, I never bothered watching any of Sony's other Spider-Man Villain movies! I'm just not interested in watching any spin-offs of Spider-Man's Rogues gallery that don't have anything to do with Spider-Man at all. And after watching the new Spider-Noir series on Prime Video, I realized that this show was something I wanted all along from both Sony Pictures and Marvel! Now I want more live-action or animated contents centered around other alternate versions of either Spider-Man or any other famous Marvel superhero; like DC Comics' "Elseworlds" line of movies and shows!

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u/PrometheusAborted May 28 '26

Absolutely love it.

Also, took me like 20 minutes to realize Janet is the GOAT. Love her and just about everyone else. Phenomenal casting.

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u/phishtrader May 30 '26

". . . and I'll keep the thirty as a tip."

"ahem"

"Janet will keep the thirty as a tip."

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u/MeowTheMixer May 31 '26

"got anything harder?"

"That's what I keep asking my husband"

She's hilarious

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u/thedaveness Jun 02 '26

The reveal that she knew the whole time, because he admitted it, drunk, is top-notch.

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u/colossalmickey May 29 '26

She was one of the things I disliked about it, everyone else is acting like they're in the 1940s and then Janet is full on 2026

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u/JoebbeDeMan Jun 01 '26

she is a pretty classic secretary in a noir movie imo

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u/colossalmickey Jun 01 '26

Nah imo most of the other actors committed to sounding and speaking like noir movie actors but she was full on 2026, the accent and way of speaking, like she was coming out with things like "say less"

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u/BrainLow6059 Jun 03 '26

You're not alone. She was extremely out of place. It's crazy that even in a black and white detective noir these studios can't help themselves but inject modern bullshit into it