FROM SPLASH PAGE: Contributed by Rodrigo Perez

With the recent announcement of the "Spider-Man 4” release date (May 6, 2011), what once just seemed to be a great pie-in-the-sky idea that might never happen is now even more a tangible reality.

Director Sam Raimi and Tobey Maguire are locked in, the story is being fleshed out and so fans are dying to know: where will the Peter Parker story take us next and what will be the villains that he has to face?

For more on the fourth "Spider-Man" film, including talk of villains, Kirsten Dunst and more, head over to SplashPage.MTV.com.

FROM SPLASH PAGE: Although things weren’t looking too good for awhile, "Spider-Man" has overcome adversities tougher than a Green Goblin / Doc Ock team-up, and now once again has Tobey Maguire and Sam Raimi in his corner. But what about Kirsten Dunst?

“Kirsten, I’d love to work with her again,” Raimi explained to us this week, making it sound as if current plans are to move along to “Spider-Man 4” and “Spider-Man 5” without the actress, despite recent statements that she wants to remain with the franchise.

“I hope she’ll be written into it," said Raimi. "I couldn’t imagine making one without her, and I think she’s an important part of the movies.”

Read more of Sam Raimi's comments on the "Spider-Man" sequels, Kirsten Dunst and potential villains at SplashPage.MTV.com.

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