Ask any fan of Spider-Man what the consensus favorite cinematic portrayal of Marvel’s web-slinger is, and the answers will be mixed because — no pun intended here — it’s a sticky topic. What’s certain, however, is the number of times the answer will be something related to Sony’s version that starred Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker in the early 2000’s trilogy from Sam Raimi, played opposite Kirsten Dunst as his love interest, Mary Jane Watson, the two setting the stage for all subsequent attempts at telling Spider-Man’s story on the big screen.There have since been a laundry list of attempts to equal the legendary on-screen chemistry between, the most worthy successors being Tom Holland and Zendaya in the MCU, made more so by their real-life romance and eventual marriage, but no one could forget the standard set by Maguire and Dunst, and that begs the eternal and unyielding question that has lived rent-free in the minds of many for nearly 20 years now.”Would I still be a good [Mary Jane] — I don’t know, right? I don’t know if the fans are into it,” Dunst told The Supes Show, then mulling it for a moment before cracking open the door on one condition. “I feel like that is an interesting movie, right, me and Tobey doing that again, but with kids?”
Ask any fan of Spider-Man what the consensus favorite cinematic portrayal of Marvel’s web-slinger is, and the answers will be mixed because — no pun intended here — it’s a sticky topic. What’s certain, however, is the number of times the answer will be something related to Sony’s version that starred Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker in the early 2000’s trilogy from Sam Raimi, played opposite Kirsten Dunst as his love interest, Mary Jane Watson, the two setting the stage for all subsequent attempts at telling Spider-Man’s story on the big screen.
There have since been a laundry list of attempts to equal the legendary on-screen chemistry between, the most worthy successors being Tom Holland and Zendaya in the MCU, made more so by their real-life romance and eventual marriage, but no one could forget the standard set by Maguire and Dunst, and that begs the eternal and unyielding question that has lived rent-free in the minds of many for nearly 20 years now.
“Would I still be a good [Mary Jane] — I don’t know, right? I don’t know if the fans are into it,” Dunst told The Supes Show, then mulling it for a moment before cracking open the door on one condition. “I feel like that is an interesting movie, right, me and Tobey doing that again, but with kids?”
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