Ranking the First 10 Spider-Man Movie Villains, By Power

Every superhero needs a good villain, and Spider-Man is no exception. Over the years, his movies have featured a number of memorable antagonists, starting with his first major film appearance. These villains all have different strengths, making some battles much tougher for Spider-Man than others.

Ben Affleck Stars in the Weirdest Super Bowl Ad With Stars of Friends, Seinfeld & More Classic Sitcoms

This advertisement deliberately mimics the style of 1990s commercials. It’s a playful reference to the movie Good Will Hunting – which Dunkin’ playfully calls Good Will Dunkin’ – but goes further, pretending to be a real TV show pitch from 1995. The ad claims a sitcom version of Good Will Hunting, starring a true genius and other actors, existed before the movie. You can watch it here:

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Before Star Trek’s DS9 Tribute, Cirroc Lofton “Lost Hope” It Would Happen

The fifth episode of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy marked Cirroc Lofton’s first return to the role of Jake Sisko since Star Trek: Deep Space Nine concluded in 1999. Both fans of Deep Space Nine and Lofton himself had hoped for this moment. While the new Star Trek series on Paramount+ has brought back many familiar characters from past shows, some viewers noticed the absence of any mention or acknowledgment of Captain Sisko’s long-awaited promotion – a point that felt notably missing.

Why Baelor Targaryen Joins Dunk’s Side in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (1 Cut Scene Would’ve Made It Better)

Maekar feels obligated to support his sons and protect his family’s reputation. Baelor, however, has no reason to get involved – no one would expect him to fight in a trial by combat, especially not for a common knight. But that’s precisely the point: if the future king doesn’t act with honor, why should anyone else? It’s simple to talk about doing the right thing, but much harder to actually do it. Dunk already showed himself to be a true knight by protecting those who couldn’t protect themselves, and now Baelor needs to do the same.