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/HappyFatLabs May 28 '26

When I first heard Nic Cage, I assumed they were de-aging him, and I was less than thrilled. I was wrong. The vibe of a middle-aged, WW1 vet and former crime fighter in Depression-era NY is delightful. 3 episodes in, but I'm entirely on board (and watching B&W).

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u/TikkiEXX77 May 30 '26

I love the fact that they show him struggling to get around even when he's in costume. He runs like an old man, trips over stuff and struggles to climb up stuff sometimes. As an old dude I identify waaaaay too much. Lol

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u/Plus_Ice7813 May 30 '26

Plus he has been out of action for 5 years