The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Time Square New Year's Clip now online

Shown during this past New Year's Eve countdown at Times Square, New York City, Sony Pictures and Marvel have released the "Exclusive Clip" showcasing the next webslinging film adventure of Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker/ Spider-Man in Marc Webb's Spidey movie sequel this year, The Amazing Spider-Man 2!

The Amazing Spider-Man: Exclusive content shown at Times Square NYE Celebration
And introduced by Spidey's creator Stan "The Man" Lee himself, here's the clip featured by Sony Pictures!

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 swings into theaters on May 2, 2014!

The Amazing Spider-Man 2: New Year's Celebration teased by Good Morning America

As New Year's Eve comes tomorrow, the people of New York prepare themselves for the big countdown celebration at Times Square... And a certain "Friendly Neighborhood Wallcrawler" is going to help in the festivities, as The Amazing Spider-Man graces the New Year ball countdown and will be present to welcome 2014!

Via a clip from Good Morning America and a post from Superherohype, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 director Marc Webb and Spider-Man himself were present to give a tease on the festivities to come in New York City, and here's a clip from that episode.

Spiderman Prepares to Celebrate New Year's in Times Square
Prepare for the grand countdown to 2014 with Spidey on December 31st, New Year's Eve celebration at Times Square in NYC!

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 swings into theaters on May 2, 2014!

The Top 15 Biggest Box Office Flops of 2011

Via The Hollywood Reporter, a list compiling the Top 15 Biggest  Movie Flops of 2011  has gone online, and among them are a few big name films that just didn't deliver to the expectations of many this year. There are no surprises here, and the story's running on the popculture network sites like Comic Book Movie and Bleeding Cool.

Here's The list via Comic Book Movie.

Mars Needs Moms - Budget: $150M; Global Gross: $39M 
Sucker Punch - Budget: $82M; Global Gross: $89.8M 
Arthur - Budget: $40M; Global Gross: $45.7M 
Green Lantern - Budget: $200M; Global Gross: $219.9M 
Cowboys & Aliens - Budget: $163M; Global Gross: $178.8M 
Glee: The 3D Concert Movie - Budget: $9M; Global Gross: $18.7M 
Conan the Barbarian - Budget: $90M; Global Gross: $48.8M 
I Don't Know How She Does It - Budget: $24M; Global Gross: $30.5M 
The Thing - Budget: $38M; Global Gross: $27.4M 
The Big Year - Budget: $41M; Global Gross: $7.4M 
The Rum Diary - Budget: $45M; Global Gross: $21.6M 
Anonymous - Budget: $30M; Global Gross: $14.8M 
Tower Heist - Budget: $75M; Global Gross: $126.3M 
Happy Feet Two - Budget: $135M; Global Gross: $115M 
New Year's Eve - Budget: $56M; Global Gross: $54.9M

I've seen most of the movies up in this list, and frankly it's hard to argue with the disappointing numbers put up here. Conan The Barbarian and New Year's Eve I understand, but Sucker Punch, Green Lantern, and Cowboys & Aliens in particular were marketed as big blockbusters, and they didn't fare so well after getting released in theaters. Hopefully next year's tally of flicks get better results. For more info on the story, visit the source posts at CBM, Bleeding Cool, or THR!