If Spider-Man: No Way Home‘s universe-hopping convention of Spider-Men left you missing the webheads of movies past, we have some good news. Disney+ will soon introduce a couple of well-loved Peter Parkers to the streaming service, allowing you to shamelessly indulge your early ’00s Marvel nostalgia.
All three of Sony’s Spider-Man films starring Tobey Maguire are landing on Disney+ on Friday, and will also be joined by Andrew Garfield’s first Spider-Man film The Amazing Spider-Man.
These aren’t the only spider-films being added in the next few weeks, either. Tom Holland’s first spin as Peter Parker in Spider-Man: Homecoming will arrive May 12 on Disney+, as will Tom Hardy’s vaguely homoerotic Venom. That’s more than enough content for a respectable arachnid-themed movie marathon.
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Not all titles in the modern live-action Spider-verse will join Disney+, which still won’t offer Garfield’s second Spidey film or Holland’s next two turns in the red and blue underoos. Disney hasn’t confirmed if and when the rest of the Spider-Man movies might come to its streaming service, but it wouldn’t be unreasonable to expect a few to be added eventually.
In the meantime, you’ll have the entire Sam Raimi-directed Spider-trilogy to tide you over, including this clip from Spider-Man 3 of Maguire being the biggest dork in the entire world.
