How to watch every Spider-Man movie and TV show in order

Spider-Man is one of the most popular superheroes and rivals Superman and Batman for live-action movie titles. So far, he’s been played by three actors and appeared in eight solo outings, as well as being a central figure in the MCU timeline in movies like Avengers: Endgame and Captain America: Civil War.

Now’s the best time to watch all the movies in chronological order, so you’re up-to-date, and know what’s happening in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, dropping soon. The new installment continues Nowhere Home’s storyline as Peter Parker grapples with his mutating powers while facing off against new villains, like the Scorpion. Here’s how to watch every Spider-Man movie in order so you don’t miss out on any details.

Spider-Man Movies

Spider-Man (2002)

The original origin story

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Sam Raimi’s 2002 Spider-Man kicked off the live-action era with an epic origin story and mind-blowing visuals at the time. This origin story follows the adventures of Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire), who gains extraordinary powers after a radioactive spider bites him.

He must use them to fight against the Green Goblin (Willem Dafoe) while grieving over his dead uncle and complicated relationships with his friend Harry Osborn (James Franco) and love interest, Mary Jane (Kirsten Dunst).

Spider-Man 2 (2004)

Doctor Octupus raises the stakes

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Spider-Man 2 upped the stakes with a bigger budget and higher stakes. Peter Parker struggles to juggle his Spider-Man persona and private life and is losing his powers due to stress.

Meanwhile, his best friend, Harry Osborn, blames him for his father’s death and teams up with Doctor Octopus (Alfred Molina), an insane scientist who’s bonded with robotic legs in an experiment gone wrong. Spider-Man must rescue Mary Jane, who’s been captured by Doctor Octopus, and come to terms with his identity and powers.

Spider-Man 3 (2007)

Spider-Man battles Venom and the Sandman

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Spider-Man 3 caps the trilogy with the titular superhero turning to his dark side and fighting new villains. An alien symbiote infects Peter Parker, increasing his strength and corrupting his mind, causing him to behave erratically.

He must face off against Harry Osborn, who’s taken up the mantle of the Green Goblin to avenge his father’s death. Things get complicated when the symbiote infects another host to become Venom and teams up with the Sandman to take down Spider-Man. Our hero must battle both of them to rescue Mary Jane and get his life back on track.

The Amazing Spider-Man (2012)

A franchise reboot

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The Amazing Spider-Man, helmed by Marc Webb, rebooted the franchise in 2012. This retelling of the origin story offered familiar plot beats with Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield) getting powers after being bitten by a radioactive spider.

This time, he takes on the Lizard, a scientist who’s mutated into a violent reptilian monster after taking an experimental serum. It’s up to Spider-Man and his love interest, Gwen Stacy (Emma Stone), to find a cure and stop him from infecting the city with the chemical.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014)

Electro and the Green Goblin test Spider-Man

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The Amazing Spider-Man 2 adds more villains and expands Peter Parker’s backstory. Peter must deal with the relationship issues between him and Gwen and try to piece together the mystery of his parents’ disappearance.

He must also fight against his old friend Harry Osborn, who mutates into the Green Goblin because of a genetic disease, and Electro, a man who’s gained power over electricity after falling into a vat of electric eels.

Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)

Tom Holland takes over as Spider-Man

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2017’s Spider-Man Homecoming was another reboot and the character’s first solo outing after joining the MCU. It forgoes the origin story and delves into Peter Parker’s (Tom Holland) daily life and challenges as a high-school kid and Spider-Man.

Spider-Man discovers arms dealers selling alien weapon technology while working as a vigilante, which puts him on a collision course with their boss, The Vulture (Michael Keaton).

Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)

Spider-Man’s European adventure

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Spider-Man: Far From Home takes Peter Parker and his friends on a European adventure. He’s on a summer trip when an Elemental monster appears in Venice and is thwarted by Quentin Beck (Jake Gyllenhaal), a superpowered being claiming to be from an alternate reality in the multiverse.

He takes Peter under his wing to take on more elementals, but things aren’t what they seem. Spiderman needs to discover the truth about Beck’s identity and stop his plans.

Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)

All the Spider-Men in one movie

2021’s No Way Home brings fan favorite characters from the previous Spider-Man iterations into the MCU for a mind-bending mashup. Peter Parker is disillusioned after his secret identity is revealed and asks Dr Strange to cast a spell to make everyone forget him.

Things don’t work out as planned, and the spell summons alternate versions of Peter Parker and the villains from their worlds. All the Spider-Men must work together to set things right and get the villains back to where they belong.

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Spider-Man TV shows

Spider-Man TV shows go way back to the 1970s and are too many to list in this article. However, fans can watch new shows featuring their favorite web-slinging superhero, while they wait for the new movie to drop.

Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man

Spider-Man’s adventures continue in a new animated show

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Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man is a Disney+ animated series released in 2025 that features a Peter Parker from an alternate timeline from the movies. This time, he’s bitten by a spider that falls out of a portal, which opens outside his school while Dr Stange is battling a monster.

Peter has the usual teenage problems of trying to fit in at his new school and navigate relationships with his aunt and friends. It isn’t easy because he’s battling criminals on the streets as Spider-Man and needs to keep his hidden identity secret. On top of that, he has an internship job at Oscorp and must discover his boss’s secret plan, which could threaten everyone.

Spider Noir

A fresh take on the web-slinger

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Spider-Noir is a unique take on the character set in 1930s New York. Ben Reilly (Nicolas Cage) is a down-and-out detective who gave up his superpowers when the love of his life died. He’s taking small jobs and doing his best to live a quiet life with no responsibility.

Things change, and he’s forced into taking up the mantle of The Spider and return to action when the city is facing new threats from a mob boss and his super-powered villains.

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