SUPERHEROES FEEL THE PAIN

EVERY superhero has his weakness - and it seems like it’s just living life away from the cameras. 

Spider-Man and Superman - well at least the actors who play them in the movies - both shared that they got injured this weekend.

Star of the Marvel Cinematic Universe version of Spider-Man, Tom Holland, suffered a concussion while shooting the new fliek Spider-Man: Brand New Day. 

According to Rolling Stone, Holland picked up the injury on Friday, 19 September, after hitting his head during a fall on set. 

He will take a short break from filming “out of an abundance of caution”.

The mishap happened during a scene of action. 

The UK Sun claimed that a stunt double was also admitted to the hospital, but further sources indicated that Holland was the only one impacted while filming the fourth Spider-Man movie, which started in August.

Meanwhile, former Superman star Henry Cavill shared a kiekie of his wounded leg.

The 42-year-old actor took to Instagram to reveal his left leg propped up with a heavy wrap around his ankle and foot.

While the spiertier didn’t share how he picked up the injury, he also shared the famous William Ernest Henley poem “Invictus”, prompting fans to conclude that it was a rugby knock. 

Cavill has been known to pick up a blouoog from time to time when playing ruggas in his downtime. 

The actor is currently shooting a reboot of the Highlander movies, which will co-star Russell Crowe and Dave Bautista.