Fans think the biggest problem with Spider-Mrs. is the reuse of footage from Spider-Man 2

The female superhero movie "Mrs. Spider: The Super Sensational Awakening" was released in North America on Valentine's Day, but the box office on the first day was only 6.05 million US dollars. Not only did the box office flop, its reputation was even worse, with a freshness rating of as low as 13% on Rotten Tomatoes.

After watching the movie, some fans pointed out a major problem with "Mrs. Spider: The Super Sensational Awakening", which is the repeated use of a shot from the movie "Spider-Man 2" starring Tobey Maguire.

Although it is common to reuse materials in a series of movies, "Spider-Man: Far From Home" has no connection with the "Spider-Man" trilogy directed by Sam Raimi, and is merely a part of Sony's Marvel Universe.

Such obvious reuse of materials has led to debate among the audience about the film's stance. You should know that Dakota Johnson, the star of "Mrs. Spider: The Super Sensational Awakening", once made it clear at the press conference that the film is an independent project and has no direct connection with any version of the Spider-Man movie.