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Originally posted by doctorstrongbad
I don't think it will end like that.

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Originally posted by doctorstrongbad
Spider-man defeats Venom, it appears that he is dead. MJ is dead, and Peter is with Gwen Stacey. Roll credits

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Originally posted by doctorstrongbad
Spider-man defeats Venom, it appears that he is dead. MJ is dead, and Peter is with Gwen Stacey. Roll credits

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Originally posted by Doc Ock
Ummmm........NO!

Venom and Harry are the only ones that will be dead.

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Originally posted by doctorstrongbad
Kistin Dunnst doesn't want to be in more movies after three. There will be a part four. Therefore, MJ dies or Peter dumps her for Gwen Stacey. Either way is cool with me.

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Originally posted by sithsaber408
The first sentence is right, but you forgot to add the names James Franco, Tobey Maguire, and Sam Raimi next to Dunst's.

They aren't coming back.

There will not be a spiderman 4.

Not with this crew, not for a while.

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Originally posted by sithsaber408
Not with the director Sam Raimi, with the stars Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, and James Franco.

There may be a few more movies in a few more years, but I think this will be it for a while.

The first came out in '02 which means they've been working on them for probably close to 7 years by the time Spiderman 3 comes out. (If you figure that most effects heavy movies take 1.5 years to make, and that the film shooting of the actors comes before that.)


The director and these actors are not Roger Moore; they aren't going to continue spending the time and energy that could be used on growing their careers to cater to the fans of a franchise.


I find it hard to believe that a studio would finance a picture that would cost as much as the next Spiderman movie (and it would cost alot, since they would have to either raise the bar on sets, action, and effects, or at least produce the same as what was in Spiderman 3) cost them, when the director and main characters that people went to see will not be in them.

Especially when the story has been completed, the character arcs finished, and a great trilogy has been made.

Sure, there are many more stories, but nobody will want to go watch some new guys facing the threat of Rhino, Electro, or Mysterio.

Nobody except for the comics geeks, but sadly, those guys only make up about 10-15% of the movie's audience. Most people that see the films know little to nothing of the comics, and they will be done with Spiderman stuff after this film ties things up.


We may see some more films as a continuation or a reboot later on, but I'm betting on 5-10 years before it happens, perhaps longer.

You know this to be true.

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Originally posted by doctorstrongbad
Are you serious? Why would they stop making movies that are very successful and make tons of money?

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Originally posted by Mr Parker
This is the only time I ever agreed with you on anything about the man-spider movies doctor.as much as i would like them to stop after man-spider 3,because of your good point you made that they have been successful and have made tons of money,they wont stop.They'll just get new actors and a new director and keep on making sequals.Just look at Batman,Tim Burton and michael keaton qutting didnt stop them from making more batman movies.That could be a good thing,because once Burton left,the next Batman movie was much better then the first two he directed.They will keep making sequals with new actors and a new director until they stop making tons of money.