Starting 2022 right by talking about Marvel's last property of 2021: Hawkeye! It was quite the ride with a lot of new (and old) faces. There is much to discuss about Clint Barton and what the show was able to give in it's short 2 week run.

It's finally time to wrap up Tom Holland's trilogy, and our Spider Run, with the most anticipated movie of the year: No Way Home. It's great, by the way. This episode contains every spoiler, because how could we not.

Why can't we have nice things? Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone truly kill it as Peter and Gwen in this one but its just about the only good thing we can say about the movie...

There's so much happening and the script definitely needed some work, but above all else, poor Jamie Foxx, the dude could not catch a break in this movie. We can't wait to see him reprise his roll next week.

We're onto our next Spidey: Andrew Garfield! He's charming, he's angsty, he's the amazing Spider-Man. We loved the fresh new take the Garfield series took on Peter, and Gwen, and what it's like to be a teen hero in 2012.

Spoilers: This is the worst Spider-Man movie. Peter is unbearable, there are too many villains, MJ is an object. The bad just keeps piling on. Listen in to hear exactly why we think this move completely sucks.

The Spider Run continues with what is widely known as a cinematic masterpiece, Spider-Man 2. The 2004 film brings us back to the characters we love and sets the blueprint for superhero movies to come: Who am I? and What am I fighting for?

As we gear up for what is no doubt going to be an insane third SpiderMan movie from Tom Holland Sabrina and Lily have decided to do a SpiderRun! We will be watching Tobey and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man movies in preparation for the multiverse nonsense that is coming our way.

Today we start with the OG. The BLUEPRINT. Sam Raimi's Spider-Man (2002) starring Tobey Maguire. This is basically a perfect movie. Mostly aging like a fine wine with only a few minor things that we truly hated. Have a listen and enjoy the nostalgia.

How to even begin describing this movie? It's epic, and beautiful, and out of this world. It represents a whole spectrum of people as superheroes in the MCU. It's also...all over the place, full of exposition, and doesn't space things out very well. You just have to see it, that's all we can say. But you should really see it!

It's time to get into a whole new aspect of the MCU: let's meet the Eternals. The movie's not even out yet and we're so excited. People who watch it will have someone, one hero, who represents them.

This is it... finally, the end of What if...? This has been a pretty boring journey so here we are discussing why this show was pretty meh. So much potential in the question and yet... here we are.