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I have all ready seen the "It's Webbing Time" memes for this. I'm torn if it is just a lazy re-tread of the old Morbius meme, or a brilliant metacommentary on how Sony approaches these spider-verse films.

Either way, it’s a lot safer than taglining a film about an older woman who kidnaps three teenage girls and brings them to a woods shanty with “It’s Madameing Time!”

After learning this is effectively a prequel, it drives me completely crazy that the villain has a version of the costume Peter later designs.

No one getting powers or costumes in the movie proper is also kind of hilarious.

This will answer all your questions.

Has anyone actually been to see this one?

Nope. But i am tempted just because the train wreck must be fascinating.

 Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:
Has anyone actually been to see this one?

I saw the trailer in the theater when I watched Godzilla -1.
Does that count?

Sadly. No. Perhaps if we have seen it we might wish we’d just stopped at the trailer though.

Honestly I knew nothing about the character and the trailer looked fun. I was tempted to see it way more than say Morbius. That said after finding out that basically the best parts ARE the trailer from people I know that have seen it. I can wait for streaming.

 Hulksmash wrote:
Honestly I knew nothing about the character and the trailer looked fun. I was tempted to see it way more than say Morbius. That said after finding out that basically the best parts ARE the trailer from people I know that have seen it. I can wait for streaming.

Just watch Nicholas Cage's Next (2007) if you think the idea looks interesting. Same thing but you get Nicholas Cage.

They released it at the perfect time, as there is almost no other movies out right now. Therefore, it has been at my theatre for way longer than it should be. They are maximizing the window of opportunity for people to see it.

Too bad no one is.

 Easy E wrote:
They released it at the perfect time, as there is almost no other movies out right now. Therefore, it has been at my theatre for way longer than it should be. They are maximizing the window of opportunity for people to see it.

Too bad no one is.

Competing against nothing - and still losing....