LEGO Juniors Spider-Man Hideout 10687 Be the first to review this product Sale prices at participating stores only.Product prices & availability may vary, please contact your local store for more information. Write a review of this product How many stars do you rate this product? Add this game to your web page! You are not logged in. Only registered users can vote without verification. Please login or register, or type the words below: Lego Spiderman is an online Run & Jump game. Run on top of the buildings and dodge the obstacles to see how far you can get. Pic Tart - Spiderman The Amazing Spiderman - Spot the Difference Spiderman - Puzzle Fun Spider-man 2: Endless Swing Spiderman New York DefenseMake way for more Spider-Man. Phil Lord and Christopher Miller have been tapped to develop an animated “Spider-Man” film, Sony Pictures Chairman Tom Rothman announced at CinemaCon, the official convention of the National Assn. of Theatre Owners, on Wednesday.
The animated “Spider-Man” will exist independently of the live-action “Spider-Man” universe, which is in the process of being revamped under a deal between Marvel and Sony that brings the iconic webslinger into Marvel’s Cinematic Universe before swinging back to his own franchise at Sony Pictures. Lord and Miller, who are writing the treatment in addition to producing the animated feature, are the directing team behind “The Lego Movie,” “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs,” “21 Jump Street” and “22 Jump Street.” Spider-Man, of course, has seen many animated incarnations on TV starting with the 1967 TV series which is perhaps best remembered for its theme song. Recently, Disney XD’s animated series “Ultimate Spider-Man: Web Warriors” explored various versions of Spider-Man from different realities in a four-episode arc that turned to the popular “Spider-Verse” story line from the comics. Perhaps the animated “Spider-Man” film will explore a non-Peter Parker incarnation of the hero.
Sony’s “Spider-Man” franchise spans five films to date that have in total grossed more than $4 billion worldwide, making it the studio’s most successful franchise. The most recent installment, 2014’s “The Amazing Spider-Man 2,” grossed $709 million worldwide during its theatrical run. The film, which lists Avi Arad, Matt Tolmach and Amy Pascal as producers, has been set for a July 20, 2018 release. – Tracy Brown | Follow us on Facebook for more Spidey news. Spider-Man: Sony deal could reshape Marvel’s cinematic universe ‘Ultimate Spider-Man: Web Warriors’ is bringing the Spider-Verse to TV Dan Slott, Mark Waid explore the Spider-VerseThe SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING Trailer Recreated With LEGO Stop-Motion Animation The fantastic trailer for Spider-Man: Homecoming has been remade in LEGO stop-motion animation. The video was created by YouTube user dt98films, and it's pretty amusing seeing it brought to life in LEGO form. Here's what the creator had to say:"I absolutely loved the teaser trailer and then the official trailer blew me away.
I worked on this right from when the trailer was released. A lot of hours went into this and I do hope you all enjoy :) It was a lot of fun to make." Newest Posts on GeekTyrantThe Wall Street Journal has released the latest information from the Sony Hacking scandal that has rocked the studio, with this latest leak exposing the studios plans for their Spider-Man franchise. While these stolen emails confirm that Sony is indeed planning The Sinister Six for November 2016 and an untitled all-female spin-off, they also reveal that the studio is planning a new animated feature-length comedy to be produced and possibly directed by The Lego Movie and 22 Jump Street directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller.The leaked emails reveal extensive discussions between executives at Sony and Disney, including talks to and from Sony's motion picture chief Amy Pascal and Disney and Marvel's chief executives Kaz Hirai and Robert Iger. According to these documents, Marvel proposed a new Spider-Man trilogy that would have allowed Sony to retain "creative control, marketing and distribution".
In a second series of emails, Amy Pascal confirms that Marvel was lobbying to bring Spider-Man in for Captain America: Civil War, as the character plays a key role in the original comic book storyline. These talks all eventually fell apart, though no reason is given.As many know, Sony Pictures has come to a standstill in regards to its Spider-Man franchise after the disappointing box office and critical response to this past summer's The Amazing Spider-Man 2. They are desperate to retain the rights to the character, as it is one of their few successful franchises. Everything is being put on hold until Sony holds a Spider-Man summit in January. The untitled Spider-Man Animated Movie is currently in development, though has never been officially announced by the studio. Plans for the summit were still in place as of late November. It is not known how the studio will move forward, or if the summit is still taking place. It is also not known how this leak of information will be handled by Sony Pictures at this time.
Will they make an official Spider-Man announcement before January? That remains to be seen.As far as the Sony hack is concerned, those responsible are threatening to reveal even more information about the studio unless Sony pulls its Christmas day comedy The Interview, starring James Franco and Seth Rogen from release. Because the film revolves around the assassination of the North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, many believe the country is behind, or responsible for the hack. That has not been proven at this point in time.Best of the Web RelatedWatch Spider-Man Stars Tom Holland & Andrew Garfield Meet for the First TimeAnatomically Correct Spider-Man Video Is Hilarious and HorrifyingSpider-Man: Homecoming Weird Trailer Is Totally BizarreFirst Spider-Man: Homecoming Toys UnveiledMarvel Is Announcing Something Big This Thursday, What Is It?Ned Leeds Plays This Important Role in Spider-Man: Homecoming Top MoviesRogue One: A Star Wars StoryWar for the Planet of the ApesLoganAssassin's CreedThe BatmanGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2Power RangersDoctor StrangeJustice LeagueThe Fate of the FuriousTransformers: The Last Knight