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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-08 · 22 entries checked · 12 flagged · 23 issues confirmed · 12 corrected · 11 still open
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 — The film's international title is listed as 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Rise of Electro', but the actual international title was 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' (the subtitle 'Rise of Electro' was used only in some markets, not universally).
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 — The entry states that Gwen Stacy dies after being dropped by Harry Osborn and caught by Spider-Man, who inadvertently breaks her neck. In the film, Gwen dies from the impact of hitting the ground after falling from the clock tower; Spider-Man catches her with
The Amazing Spider-Man (film) — The entry claims 'This was Sargent's last film credit before his death in 2019' but his last film credit was actually The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014), not the 2012 film.
Blue Beetle (film) — The claim that the film became the most-watched film on HBO Max in the United States is unverified and not confirmed by Warner Bros. or reliable sources.
Cosmoball — The film is not based on the animated series *Galactik Football*; it is an original story by Dzhanik Fayziev and Andrey Rubanov, with no official connection to that series.
Max Steel (film) — The film's budget is listed as $10 million, but the widely reported budget is $5 million.
Max Steel (film) — The claim that Taylor Lautner dropped out due to commitment to 'Stretch Armstrong' is incorrect; the film 'Stretch Armstrong' was never produced, and Lautner's departure was due to scheduling conflicts with other projects.
The New Mutants (film) — The film is described as 'the thirteenth and final entry in that franchise' (X-Men film series), but it is actually the thirteenth film in the X-Men series and was the final entry before the Disney acquisition, not necessarily the final entry overall (the seri
The New Mutants (film) — The entry states 'Marilyn Manson provided the voice for the Smiling Men, Illyana's abusers.' This is incorrect; Marilyn Manson did not voice the Smiling Men. The Smiling Men were portrayed by actors in makeup and effects, and Manson was not involved in the fil
Spider-Man: Homecoming — Berlin was not a filming location for Spider-Man: Homecoming
Spider-Man: No Way Home — Jacob Batalon lost 102 pounds for his role as Ned Leeds in this film.
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