Amazing Spider-Man Watching Order

After the Spider-Man Raimi Trilogy (Watching Order), the Amazing Spider-Man films pick up the torch. These films, directed by Marc Webb and staring Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man, provide an entirely new and unique take on the franchise.

So, if you’re interested in checking these films out, you’re in the right place. This Amazing Spider-Man Watching Order will explore the movies in this series and explain the connections between them.

Amazing Spider-Man Watching Order

The Amazing Spider-Man series was released after the Raimi Trilogy of Spider-Man movies (Watching Order). However, they have no connection to those films. Instead, this series starts on a completely fresh slate.

The Amazing Spider-Man starts with The Amazing Spider-Man. This is then immediately followed by The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Together, these two films form the entirety of the series. You can technically stop watching here and have the full original story.

However, characters and concepts from the Amazing Spider-Man return in Spider-Man: No Way Home. This film uses the multiverse to bring these things from the Amazing Spider-Man universe to the MCU. This specifically gives some more closure to this version of Spider-Man about something that happens at the end of The Amazing Spider-Man 2. So, fans interested in this should watch No Way Home after watching the other two films.

Amazing Spider-Man FAQ

Are the Amazing Spider-Man Movies in the MCU?

No, the Amazing Spider-Man movies are not in the MCU; they are set in their own universe. However, they connect to the MCU through the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home.

Are the Amazing Spider-Man Movies Connected to Other Spider-Man Movies?

The only point of connection between the Amazing Spider-Man movies and other Spider-Man movies is Spider-Man: No Way Home, which brings all of the current live-action Spider-Man movies together.

Are the Amazing Spider-Man Movies a Trilogy?

No, there are only two movies in the Amazing Spider-Man series. The Spider-Man movies before this, the Raimi Trilogy (Watching Order), is a trilogy but the Amazing Spider-Man is not.