Originally posted by Inhuman
I want this movie to be good but to under-perform. Doing a killing at the box office will only encourage Sony to make even more shitty SM spin-offs.
But then they'd break off from the deal with Marvel thinking it's pointless.
Should want this movie to do really well, but the Venom movie to flop, so Sony gets Marvel is the Only way to go.
Originally posted by marwash22
no it wasn't.that's just some bullshit Tom Holland either started himself or went along with.
that's not to say a writer couldn't retcon it in as a fact, but in reality, for now, it's not true and that was just a random kid.
He said they confirmed it.
Is he ballsy enough to think his word alone would change things? Cuz I have to say if that is the case: respect. Now they either gotta agree with it or make him look like an a-hole.
Originally posted by KazenjiNo I need a proper GG before they give it a rest. Thats his top villain, and while he was good in SM1, he wasn't what he could have been. ASM2 Goblin was a joke too.
Reading Kevin Feige and Amy Pascal are not ruling previous Spider-Man movie villains out of the MCUif they had to revisit some, Do Rhino & Electro
need to give Green Goblin a rest.
Originally posted by TheOneFirestorm
I heard spider man won't be punching which is pretty damn dumb because violence used by the Vulture to kill or hurt persons most likely will be shown so no damn sensible reason for Spider Man not to punch foes.Since shocker likely won't be a punching bag in this movie maybe that will encourage to finally make him a formidable super villain because with how he created the suit plus gauntlets in a damn prison add in a great safe cracker no logical reason he should be a punching bag for other characters.
Also it's pretty unbelievable he's working for other suoer villains which is also illogical and unbelievable.
It's not like Spider-man punched anyone in Civil War, either. Yet most people still enjoyed his fight scenes.
Something tells me people wouldn't even be talking about this or would even notice the lack of punching in Homecoming if Holland hadn't mentioned it in that interview. IIRC, in Spectacular Spider-man, Spidey didn't throw very many punches. The majority of the punches thrown came from his foes. And the action sequences were great.