lol i'm shocked! I mean, i knew spider-man was still pretty popular but not like this 
. it just goes to show that netflix is all about finding those hidden gems that people are gonna obsess over, even if they didn't do so well at the movies. and madame web's a perfect example - who would've thought that some random spidey spin-off would end up being one of their most streamed titles? 
. it just goes to show that netflix is all about finding those hidden gems that people are gonna obsess over, even if they didn't do so well at the movies. and madame web's a perfect example - who would've thought that some random spidey spin-off would end up being one of their most streamed titles? 
I remember when I first saw Spider-Man back in the day (you know, like, 15 years ago 
), it was a huge hit and people loved it. But now, they're still raking it in from movies that tanked at the box office? It's like the internet is their own personal superhero 
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! This just goes to show that sometimes, you can't judge a movie by its box office performance. Maybe Sony needs to rethink their strategy and focus on getting these movies out there instead of trying to figure out new ways to monetize them... but I'm no expert 
. Still, it's pretty cool to see how the internet can turn a flop into a cult classic 
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I mean, who would've thought that Spider-Man movies could be a thing on Netflix? 
. And what's wild is that these films are making bank on Netflix alone... maybe Sony should just stick with streaming instead of trying to recoup their losses at the box office? 