Spider-Noir: Prime Video Cancels Nicolas Cage-Starrer After 1 Season
The comic-book series drew strong reviews and 11 Emmy nominations, but high production costs and uneven viewing led to the cancellation, Amazon said.
- On Friday, Prime Video canceled Spider-Noir after one season despite the series receiving 11 Emmy nominations and earning strong critical acclaim.
- The platform opted against renewal because Spider-Noir lacked staying power compared to other releases like Reacher, as high production costs outweighed moderate viewership retention.
- Starring Nicolas Cage in his first regular TV role, the series earned a 92% critics score on Rotten Tomatoes and generated 2.6 billion viewing minutes in its first six weeks.
- Amazon MGM Studios and Sony Pictures Television continue their collaborative deal, with multiple projects in development following Spider-Noir's cancellation and the earlier scrapping of Silk.
- A second series from the Amazon-Sony partnership is currently in development and expected to be announced soon, as the studio maintains oversight of more than 900 Marvel characters.
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Spider-Noir has been canceled after a single season by Amazon. Amazon apparently has no problem spending enormous amounts of money on a television series that repeatedly sheds viewers — provided that series is The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. Spider-Noir isn’t getting the same luxury. Prime Video has canceled Nicolas Cage’s Spider-Noir […]
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