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Since debuting back in 2014, The Flash has gone on to become one of the most beloved comic shows of all time. Over two seasons, the show's willingness to embrace its source material, its abundance of charm, and its ability to balance both the fun and danger of being a superhero have made it wholly appealing, its unabashed pride in what it is earning itself boatloads of fans and critical praise the world over.
Nobody in this video was interested in seeing Madame Web when it was released in theaters. When the scathing reviews came out, we became somewhat curious about Sony’s latest Spider-Man-adjacent movie. Our minds were invaded by thoughts such as, “Madame Web can’t possibly be that bad. Can it?” and “After Morbius, how bad can Sony’s live-action Spiderverse be?” If you were ever curious about the Madame Web movie – or really, how bad it is – then your curiosity will be sated! We watched the Madame Web so you don’t have to.
Joining RPadTV wrangler Raymond Padilla is videogame journalist Paul Semel and public relations maven MacLean Marshall. The trio talk about their expectations going into Madame Web, what they thought of the movie, what they disliked about it, how Madame Web stacks up against superhero movies released in the last decade, and what’s next for Sony’s Spider-Man-related films.
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