Every live-action Spider-Man movie, ranked

1. 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' - A new era for the MCU, this film marks Peter's transition into adulthood. With the return of Tom Holland as Spider-Man, the movie delves into his struggles with loneliness and depression, as well as a new mutation affecting his powers. It sets the stage for a potential new trilogy.

2. 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' - Featuring Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker, this film introduces multiple villains, including Electro and Harry Osborn, leading to a confusing narrative. Although Garfield's Peter Parker has charm, the film's convoluted plot and excessive villain count hinder its impact.

3. 'The Amazing Spider-Man' - Though not the best of the Andrew Garfield trilogy, this movie retains key elements from Peter's origin story. The addition of Dr. Curt Connors, who becomes the Lizard, and the subplot involving George Stacy add depth to the narrative. However, its release timing and overall quality make it a step below the Sam Raimi films.

4. 'Spider-Man 3' - As the final installment in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy, this film features three villains: Sandman, Venom, and Harry Osborn. The storyline becomes convoluted, with Peter's conflict being his connection to Mary Jane Watson. An overabundance of elements makes it difficult to enjoy, and a better version would focus on a single villain.

5. 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' - Though often described as a "European Vacation," this film is a crucial part of the MCU after "Avengers: Endgame." It deals with the aftermath of Tony Stark's death and the return of disintegrated characters from Thanos' snap. While it mixes teen romance and superhero action, it succeeds in providing a satisfying conclusion to the Holland trilogy.

6. 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' - Often considered the best of the Holland trilogy, this film presents an innocent and charming version of Spider-Man. After joining the Avengers, Peter wants to prove himself as a crimefighter in New York City. With Michael Keaton's Vulture providing a compelling antagonist and a strong performance by Tom Holland and Robert Downey Jr., this movie marks a memorable and endearing start to Holland's solo Spider-Man journey.