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Look Out! Here Comes The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and 3, Web-Slinging Trilogy Is Confirmed

by Steph Davis

05 Jul

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Despite mixed reviews and an overwhelming sense that the Spider-Man reboot has come too hot off the heels of its Sam Raimi directed counterpart, the commercial success of The Amazing Spider-Man had our Spidey-senses tingling with the prospect of another trilogy. Sure enough, the inevitable has been confirmed with the announcement that The Amazing Spider-Man will precede two sequels.

According to the official Facebook page, ‘The Amazing Spider-Man is the first installment in a movie trilogy that will explore how our fave hero's journey was shaped by the disappearance of his parents.’

It’s safe to assume that both Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone will complete the trilogy together and director Marc Webb will surely be back at the helm for Spideys 2 and 3.

While there is no word yet on any other casting or story developments, the fun can start all over again speculating the web-slinger’s next villain…Mysterio anyone?

Source: Facebook

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Steph Davis

After graduating in 2010, Steph worked as an intern at Raindance (Brussels) and Rise Films, and, predictably, had a job working at a dingy DVD rental store. She also volunteered at various film festivals, enjoying all sorts of filmy goodness ranging from the excitement and glamour of the red carpet to anarchic, toilet-paper laden horror all-nighters. She is currently a working in TV production and admits she spends an unhealthy amount of her free time watching and writing about films.

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