Spiderman returning in an MCU film.
From the Hollywood reporter.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/spider-man-swings-marvel-studios-772127
I know it was already mentioned in another thread but I thought to have some centralized discussion in this thread would be good.
Spider-Man looks to be appearing in the Captain America: Civil War film.
Originally posted by One_Angry_Scot
Spider-Man looks to be appearing in the Captain America: Civil War film.
Sinister Six movie still going ahead? That's strange, seen as TASM2 set up SS, and yet the TASM series is being rebooted.
Originally posted by DARTH POWER
Sinister Six movie still going ahead? That's strange, seen as TASM2 set up SS, and yet the TASM series is being rebooted.
From what I read in an article was that Sony still has the rights to Spider-Man, in the sense that they can govern what happens to Spider-Man in a film if it's something they don't like. Marvel just gets the benefit of allowing to have him appear in a film.
Originally posted by One_Angry_Scot
From what I read in an article was that Sony still has the rights to Spider-Man, in the sense that they can govern what happens to Spider-Man in a film if it's something they don't like. Marvel just gets the benefit of allowing to have him appear in a film.
Yeah but it's a shared Universe between them now. That alone means there will have to be major collaboration between the studios in everything they do.
I mean Sony can't have the Sinister Six destroying New York without discussing with Marvel what that will mean for the MCU.
Similarly Marvel can't have Spider-Man revealing his secret identity to the world in Civil War without discussing with Sony what that would mean for their Solo Spider-Man movies.
Originally posted by DARTH POWER
Yeah but it's a shared Universe between them now. That alone means there will have to be major collaboration between the studios in everything they do.I mean Sony can't have the Sinister Six destroying New York without discussing with Marvel what that will mean for the MCU.
Similarly Marvel can't have Spider-Man revealing his secret identity to the world in Civil War without discussing with Sony what that would mean for their Solo Spider-Man movies.
And I am just sitting here waiting for a Sentry film or appearance...
But yeah who do you want to see playing Spider-Man?
Originally posted by One_Angry_ScotBut yeah who do you want to see playing Spider-Man?
Honestly not thought about it. I loved Garfield in the role but am more than happy to have him leave for Spider-Man to be in the MCU.
As long as it's a half decent actor I'm not bothered. Because once he puts that mask on Spidey is Spidey whoever plays him. But I do hope he keeps the cocky sense of humor Garfield had. That is how Spidey is in the comics anyway.
if anyone whether it be internet trolls or not want someone hired to be of old age, think again, the actor hired will be someone younger than that sorry ass Garfield was
http://www.superherohype.com/news/329567-get-ready-for-a-much-younger-spider-man
Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
if anyone whether it be internet trolls or not want someone hired to be of old age, think again, the actor hired will be someone younger than that sorry ass Garfield washttp://www.superherohype.com/news/329567-get-ready-for-a-much-younger-spider-man
This article as well is saying Sinister Six and Female Spider related movies still happening. I don't get that.
Originally posted by roughriderI guess they really care about old Webhead...
Of course they do. He's always been Marvel's Poster Boy. It would be like Dc not being able to use Superman or Batman. Although that probably aided Marvel in its Mega success with smaller properties.
It wasn't about financial need/greed for them at this point. It was the sentiment of being able to use their No.1 Icon. It was about fan satisfaction. The fans who used to buy those Marvel comics to see Spider-Man team up with the Avengers.
And as far as I can tell they haven't invested much(if any) financial risk in this deal.
Originally posted by Golgo13AMC movie talk segment.
Man that was a seriously boring analysis of the biggest Superhero movie news since the announcement of Batman vs Superman.
Where the heck was Kristian Harloff?