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Lots of science fiction films are entertaining, but few are truly brilliant enough to warrant repeat viewings. The best sci-fi movies actually improve with each watch, thanks to stories that are so well-crafted they stay with you long after the film ends. These movies earn their praise because they combine intelligent writing with excellent storytelling, making audiences want to experience them again and again.

Spider-Man is one of the most frequently featured superheroes in video games, appearing across decades of arcade and home console platforms. Marvel has recently re-released some of its older Spider-Man games, including beloved titles like Spider-Man/Venom: Maximum Carnage, as part of the Marvel Maximum Collection. While this collection offers many enjoyable Spider-Man experiences, one particular game from the PlayStation 2 era is notable for essentially setting the standard for future Spider-Man games.

Finn Wolfhard isn’t the only star from Stranger Things to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe, sparking speculation about which other actors might appear in big superhero films. Bryan Cairns from ComicBook recently interviewed Dacre Montgomery, who was promoting his new horror movie, Faces of Death. When asked if he’d consider auditioning for a superhero role like his fellow Australian actors Chris Hemsworth and Hugh Jackman, Montgomery said he’s currently more focused on independent films.

This popular game, which features live-action footage, became a hit after becoming the best-selling PC game last year. It’s a story about a group of attractive women who swindle men out of their money by taking advantage of their romantic feelings.