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Brian Cox, best known for his leading role in HBO's Succession, said the financial draw of comic-book adaptions left film struggling. Brian said high-paying, high-grossing films had made it 'party time' for actors as they can rake in mass amounts of cash - to the demise of cinema. The actor himself had reaped the rewards of this as he starred in Marvel's X2: X-Men United - playing Dr William Stryker, the man responsible for creating Wolverine.

X/ Twitter, Spider-Man: Shameik Moore confessed to being a "definite loser" after venting on X/ Twitter on Sunday following the movie's demise at the Oscars. The motion picture, which premiered in theaters last June, had been nominated in the category of Best Animated Feature Film, but at Hayao Miyazaki's event on Sunday, it lost to The Boy and the Heron.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse topped the weekend box office with $19.3 million, ahead of Pixar's Elemental's $18.4 million, while The Flash took third place with $15.2 million. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, the domestic box office's fourth week of release, is now up to $317.1 million domestic sales and $560.3 million globally.

Transformers: The Beasts: In theaters, the Beasts' rise to the top of the box office's first weekend. The adventure brought in $60.5 million in the United States, cutting through the Spider-Man's web site. Rise of the Beasts is the seventh film in the famous franchise that debuted in 2007.

Spider-Man: The Spider-Man was a hit at the box office, but with a bang, he has stepped into the box office. According to Deadline, the animated superhero film, which is a sequel to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, had the best opening of the summer, grossing $120 million over the weekend. That makes it the highest opening of the summer movie season so far, surpassing the $118.4 million debut of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.

Spider-Man: Fans of the Spider-Verse went nuts over a surprise celebrity cameo in the upcoming film. Viewers became ecstatic when a special someone unexpectedly appeared on screen, dubbed the 'best moment of the film.'

Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse's second official trailer for the second time on Tuesday. Miles Morales (voiced by Shameik Moore) defends his position as only one of many alternate-universe Spider-People in the new video. Fans of the internet slinger will certainly love seeing the assembled Spider-People recreate the famous pointing meme that appeared in the 1960s' Spider-Man animated film.

Miles Morales, the alternate identity Spider-Man best known from contemporary comics, appeared in the latest full-length trailer for Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse on Tuesday. Miles (voiced by Shameik Moore) is included in the film, which is a sequel to 2018's Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse) as he is drawn back into the Multiverse by his friend Gwen Stacy (Hailee Steinfeld). Despite the high-energy content of Miles' first film, the sequel's trailer opens with a somber conversation between Miles and his mother Rio, which Luna Lauren Vélez reprised.

In "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse," the Spider-Verse is getting a massive upgrade. Film makers Phil Lord and Christopher Miller teased some major improvements in the sequel film, which is expected to be "way, way, way bigger" during CinemaCon 2022. Variety announced in April that during the annual convention, Lord and Miller gave a crowd of movie theatre owners an exclusive glimpse at a raw video from the first 15 minutes of "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse," but not before hinting at some new information about the film. According to Lord and Miller, the sequel will take place in six universes and have a total of 240 characters, relative to "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" which only had 40 characters. "Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse" is the producer's official name for the company's next film instalment.