Here’s Where You Can Watch the Spider-Man Movies for Your Marathon

Spidey fever is here. After a five-year wait, the latest Spider-Man movie is swinging into cinemas with Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Set years after the events of No Way Home, Brand New Day follows Peter Parker as he commits to being Spider-Man full time while dealing with the fallout of the spell, especially with MJ and Ned not knowing who he is. But in this new era comes a grave new threat that Parker has yet to face. 

The Spider-Man movies have always been event cinema. But for Brand New Day, the anticipation is through the roof with blockbuster levels of hype. So, now that the long wait is over, we’ve rounded up where you can catch Spidey’s big screen moments. As they say, with great movies come great binging opportunities. Whether you’re revisiting Peter Parker’s biggest adventures and catching up for a binge-watching session in preparation for Brand New Day or just want to relive the excitement and dive into all things Spider-Man, here’s where you can watch the movies.  

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Spider-Man – Netflix

Go back to where it all started with Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man in the first of Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy. 

Spider-Man 2 – Netflix

Deemed by many as the best Spider-Man movie of the original trilogy and one of the best comic book movies ever made, Spider-Man 2 sees the titular hero battling against Doctor Octopus. 

Spider-Man 3 – Netflix

As divisive and uneven as the third film is, there is a charm to seeing an emo Peter Parker bust a move on the dance floor. 

The Amazing Spider-Man – Netflix and Disney+

Andrew Garfield makes his debut as Spider-Man in this underrated gem. 

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 – Netflix and Disney+

Unfortunately, Andrew Garfield’s solo Spider-Man movies come to an abrupt end with this lukewarm sequel. 

Captain America: Civil War – Disney+

Tom Holland’s Spider-Man era and the hero’s entry into the MCU begin in the third Captain America film. 

Spider-Man: Homecoming – Netflix and Disney+

The first film in the first MCU Spider-Man trilogy, the movie follows a teenage Peter Parker/Spider-Man following the events of Civil War.

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse – Netflix and Disney+

A modern classic, this animated film centers on Miles Morales as he deals with a multiverse-wide problem. 

Avengers: Infinity War – Disney+

Spider-Man joins the gang in facing Thanos in this MCU blockbuster that memorably features Peter slowly turning into dust while being held by Iron Man.  

Avengers: Endgame – Disney+

He may only appear in the end when the heroes unite, but Spider-Man does have a couple of memorable moments in the finale of the MCU’s Infinity Saga.

Spider-Man: Far From Home – Netflix and Disney+

This sequel, and the first MCU film after Endgame, finds Peter, MJ, Ned, and their class on a school trip across Europe as Spider-Man faces off against Mysterio. 

Spider-Man: No Way Home – Disney+

A blockbuster in every sense of the word, the third Spider-Man MCU film has Peter dealing with the fallout of breaking the multiverse after using a spell to make people forget he’s Spider-Man. 

Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse – Netflix 

The sequel to the 2018 animated hit features even more Spider-Men, and a greater focus on Gwen Stacey and Miguel O’Hara. 

Spider-Noir – Prime Video

Based on the Spider-Man Noir comics, though most new fans would know him in his appearance in the Spider-Verse films, the series stars Nicholas Cage (who also voiced the character in the animated movies) as Ben Reilly. He is a seasoned, down-on-his-luck private investigator in 1930s New York who is forced to grapple with his past life, following a deeply personal tragedy, as the city’s only superhero. What makes the series special, aside from the fact it’s a live-action Spider-Man series, is that it can be watched two different ways: Authentic Black & White and True-Hue Full Color.

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Rafael Bautista

Senior Pop Culture Writer

Rafael Bautista is the Senior Pop Culture Writer of MEGA Asia, with a focus on producing articles and features about local and international entertainment, popular culture, and lifestyle.

Before this role, he spent five years in the youth-oriented magazine NYLON Manila, where he served multiple positions, including Deputy Editor, and created stories, profiles, and content on digital and print geared towards a Gen Z audience. In 2025, he was awarded Jr. Deputy Editor of the Year.

With years of experience in digital media, Rafael has an interest and passion for writing about movies, shows, pop culture, and entertainment, with a particular emphasis on titles, trends, and personalities who are making waves in modern culture or are on the cusp of becoming the next big thing people will talk about.

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