As Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse enters theaters to the most rapturous response we’ve seen for a superhero movie for a long while, some think there’s something fishy in the air. Meanwhile, news for the live-action Spider-Verse isn’t as good thanks to some disappointing updates from Tom Holland himself, although it might be worth paying attention to the way he’s lavishing praise on another upcoming Marvel production. Last but not least, Ryan Reynolds could use this sneaky cheat to avoid a Deadpool 3 ban, but the question is… should he?
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse reveals there’s such a thing as reverse review-bombing, which is bringing its own problems
Unlike many recent films with characters of color in the lead, such as The Little Mermaid and Peter Pan and Wendy, you can’t accuse Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse of getting review-bombed. In fact, the exact opposite is happening, as its sky-high early LetterBoxd scores are making clear — it’s currently one of the greatest films ever made, according to the site’s users. That’s opening a whole other can of worms, however, as fans think its acclaim is being artificially inflated by hardcore superhero movie nuts. Anyone else miss the days when we could just say what we thought about a movie online and it wasn’t a big deal?
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