Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse writers Phil Lord and Chris Miller landed a deal earlier this year with Sony to create an interconnected set of TV series based on Sony's Marvel characters. Miller spoke briefly the other day about where they currently are in the process.

Everything was awesome back in 2014 when The LEGO Movie blasted its way onto the scene in a flurry of digital blocks and gags. But can this new sequel recapture that surprising magic again?

It's Christmas time which means its time for our LEGO friends to fill us with some awesome Christmas cheer in promotion of the upcoming second movie.

After failing to turn Jump Street into a bigger franchise, it appears Sony is rather looking to reboot it with female leads instead.

Throughout its storied comic book lifetime, Marvel Comics’ Spider-Man has seen its fair share of adjectives used in front of the titular hero’s name on comic book covers. Amazing. Spectacular. Superior. Ultimate. And now for the first time ever, across 16 years and four different on-screen iterations, we have a Spider-Man feature film that is actually fully deserving of all of those descriptions.

The first social media reactions for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Man have swung in, and folks are going crazy for Sony's animated feature film with many declaring it to not just be one of the overall best movies of 2018 and the best Spider-Man movie, but also one of the best comic book movies ever made!

There's a new Spider-Man in town (well, alongside the old Spider-Man) as "ultimate" webhead Miles Morales gets his own feature film, and it is looking incredible!

Those LEGO blocks are back, this time with an even bigger story and possibly even bigger laughs as Emmett and co will have to contend with everything from a post-apocalyptic world to adventures in outer space!