
Spider-Man Films, Ranked: From Groundbreaking Debut to Multiverse Extravaganza
Variety ranks all 11 Spider-Man solo features (live-action and animation) from worst to best, placing The Amazing Spider-Man 2 at the bottom and Spider-Man (2002) at the top. The list highlights No Way Home for its clever crossover mash-ups, Into the Spider-Verse for its Oscar-winning animation, Homecoming for rebooting Spidey as a teen, and Across the Spider-Verse for ambitious but sometimes overstuffed multiverse storytelling. It also notes Brand New Day (2026) as a darker, mid-pack chapter that coincides with major box-office milestones, underscoring the franchise’s enduring pull across generations of fans and film styles.









