It’s an impossible task to list the number of ways Robin Williams changed my life.
These words were given new, heartbreakingly poignant meaning today when it was announced that Williams died of a suspected suicide after battling severe depression. Suddenly the comedic façade evaporates and we hear Williams’ voice convey arresting vulnerability devoid of schtick. Know, an info-spewing robotic mirage that delivered the typical motormouth riffs that were Williams’ signature trademark, until a request from Haley Joel Osment’s remarkably humanlike “mecha” triggers this startlingly melancholy response. This infamous poem by William Butler Yeats was recited by Robin Williams in Steven Spielberg’s 2001 film, “A.I.: Artificial Intelligence.” He played Dr. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse comes to theaters on Friday, June 2.Robin Williams in Peter Weir’s “Dead Poets Society.” Courtesy of Touchstone Pictures. Yes, at this point, a four-way Spidey team-up is merely speculation, but it's hard not to hop into the world of super-powered conspiracy when looking at these sorts of things. Reports in February noted that the Multiversal sequel would feature "an animated Miles in a live-action world."Īnd with at least one live-action universe confirmed to appear in the animated blockbuster, there is a real chance that all this could be whetting the palette for what is to come in Across the Spider-Verse. Sony has put out trailers like this before, so that would not be all that surprising.īut what if there is something more clandestine afoot at Sony Pictures?įor months, rumors have been swirling about some of these cinematic Spider-Men crossing over in Spider-Verse 2. Of course, there is always the chance that it is just getting fans in the mood for the upcoming Across the Spider-Verse film. While Sony Pictures has been in a habit of celebrating its lengthy cinematic history with Marvel's iconic webhead, releasing all sorts of collections for its (and Marvel Studios') Spidey films, this trailer does feel a little out of nowhere.
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The full trailer can be seen below: What Are Sony's Spider-Man Plans? The trailer ends by promoting the URL, a storefront where the nine Spidey films are available for purchase. " Sony PicturesĪll nine Spider-Man films get the spotlight in this small piece of marketing, including Tom Holland's MCU trilogy, the three Tobey Maguire films, both Amazing Spider-Man movies, and the beloved animated adventure, Into the Spider-Verse:
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The official Sony Pictures Home Entertainment tweeted the trailer out, urging fans to "revisit favorite Spider-Man movie adventures" before they "travel Across The Spider-Verse. The poster features vibrant colors in the signature style of Spider-Verse, an interesting design choice coming off the back of teases of a possible live-action and animation crossover.
Sony Pictures posted a brand-new trailer celebrating all nine Spider-Man movies from the studio, ahead of the release of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.Īlongside the promo, a new piece of poster artwork was released, highlighting the four main Spider-Men that have graced the big screen: Shameik Moore's Miles Morales, Tom Holland's Peter Parker, Andrew Garfield's webhead, and Tobey Maguire's wallcrawler.
Sony Celebrates 4 Spider-Man in New Poster Spider-Man has been played by a trio of actors in live-action ( Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield, and Tobey Maguire), with three generations of Spidey fans getting a webhead to call their own.Īnd, in recent times, Sony has been on a bit of a victory tour, celebrating the wall-crawler like it never has before with box sets, brand deals, and fan celebrations. A new trailer from Sony Pictures featured all nine Spider-Man movies in anticipation of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, and with it came an all-new Spidey-centric poster.
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