The Supreme Spider is an American animated direct-to-video action-adventure-thriller superhero film based on The Supreme Spider, itself based on Spider-Man by Marvel Comics, being directed by Glen Murakami. It is produced by Marvel Animation and Sony Pictures Animation and distributed by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, being released on DVD, Blu-ray and digital on TBD 2020.
Plot[]
Summary[]
After MJ being bitten by a spider, she develops spider-like abilities that allow her to do things never done before. However, the bit also has a side-effect as she becomes a vicious vigilante out to defeat and even kill anyone who causes crime and now faces two major menaces as Mayor Fisk ordered her capture and even kill her while she also deals with a intriguing gangster known for his sharp teeth and vicious personality.
Full plot[]
Voice cast[]
- Ashley Johnson as:
- Mary Jane Watson/The Supreme Spider, a beautiful and sometimes ditzy student at Midtown High who acquires spider-like abilities at the cost of her sanity whenever she puts her mask on, leading to a massive series of deaths and TBD.
- Gwen Stacy, MJ's intelligent and athletic best friend who is unaware of her shady activities and tries to find out who is the Supreme Spider and the reasons of her actions, even if it implies getting into trouble and risking her life for it.
- Ed O'Neill as Mayor Wilson Fisk, the corrupt Mayor of New York City who has turned into an extremely dangerous TBD.
- Craig Robinson as Cornell Stokes/Cottonmouth, TBD
- Jennifer Hale as Aunt Anna Watson, TBD
- Seth Green as Peter Parker, a geeky student who both MJ and Gwen have a crush on and TBD.
- Ben Schwartz as Harry Osborn, TBD
- Danica McKellar as Liz Allan, TBD
- Charlie Adler as J. Jonah Jameson, TBD
- Mae Whitman as Betty Brant, TBD
- Kevin Michael Richardson as Robbie Robertson, TBD
- J.K. Simmons as Capt. George Stacy, TBD
- Steven Blum as Jackson Brice, TBD
- Janice Kawaye as Det. Yuri Watanabe (end credits scene), TBD
- Jay Baruchel as Eddie Brock (end credits scene), TBD
Release[]
Critical reception[]
Logo variations[]
- Sony/Sony Pictures Home Entertainment: the logo plays normally, being now preceded by the Sony logo.
- Sony Pictures Animation: TBD
- Marvel Animation: TBD
Quotes[]
- MJ: (narrating) Who am I? What's my reason to be here?
Transcript[]
Trivia[]
- This is Sony Pictures Animation's first direct-to-video film to be hand-drawn animated as well as the first one to not be a direct-to-video sequel.