Spider-Man 
Entertainment

'Spider-Man' films to re-release in Indian theatres

Sony Pictures on Monday announced it is set to re-release all the "Spider-Man" films across the theatres of India in the months of November and December.

New Delhi | Sony Pictures on Monday announced it is set to re-release all the "Spider-Man" films across the theatres of India in the months of November and December.

Sony Pictures Entertainment India shared the news on its official Instagram handle with a collage of the films and the dates of each film, respectively.

"Swing back into nostalgia! All 'Spider-Man' movies are re-releasing in cinemas across India this November and December. Relive the web-slinging action, the villains, and the iconic moments all over again," read the caption.

"Spider-Man" (2002), "Spider-Man 2" (2004), and "Spider-Man 3" (2007), are set to hit the big screen on November 14.

Followed by the re-release of "The Amazing Spider-Man" (2012), "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" (2014).

Films "Spider-Man: Homecoming" (2017), "Spider-Man: Far From Home" (2019) and "Spider-Man: No Way Home" (2021) will re-release on November 28.

"Spider-Verse: The animated multiverse" will re-release on December 5.

Shony Panjikaran, general manager and head of Sony Pictures, said Spider-Man is one of the most enduring and inspirational characters in the world.

“Spider-Man is one of the most enduring and inspirational characters in the world. Bringing back all his films to Indian cinemas is a way to honour the fans who have loved him for decades, while also giving new audiences the chance to experience these iconic stories on the grandest scale," he said in a statement.

PM Modi lauds 'Make in India' success; credits infrastructure & innovation for national growth

Pope Leo XIV affirms need for media to cover public figures when asked about Trump ban

CPI(M) leader Isaac alleges CEC Kumar was 'under shadow' as Keralam civil servant

In China, the Xi-Trump summit is seen as projecting image of the country's rise

Europe uses subsidies, taxes and policy pauses to offset pain of high fuel prices