'Uncanny X-Men' No. 5 sees a character describe a famous Hindu temple as a "fake house of worship."

The actor says he never thinks of sequels when he signs up for a role, but admits, "I want to know what happens next with him."

No matter how good Tobey Maguire or Tom Holland are, this version of the film delivers an interpretation of the character that's never quite been seen.

At the end of the new Cinemassacre video, the actor recreates the famous booby-trapping scenes from the films.

Taron Egerton, Anya Taylor-Joy and Nathalie Emmanuel will play the lead roles and be joined by a host of other actors.

The 1978 character doesn't make a cameo in 'Into the Spider-Verse,' but perhaps he should have.

This is the third big-screen iteration of the hero seen since 2014, yet it manages to feel fresh thanks to Miles Morales.

The multiverse is even bigger than it seems.

Al Pacino and Dustin Hoffman were also on DC's wishlist for the film, which opened Dec. 15, 1978.

The film addresses a controversial death that occurs early in 'Deadpool 2.'