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5y

Please god let this be true

Theory about Bucky becoming Nomad and getting his own show

https://www.murphysmultiverse.com/theory-thursday-bucky-barnes-will-become-nomad/

925Andrew

5y

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Rumors are that he’s going to be the main villain in Spider-Man 3 and get away. In the comics, he’s a major character in the secret invasion series, and he is a major character in the thunderbolts (something they’ve teased a lot) and the dark avengers (something they have been rumored to start production), plus he is one of the richest characters in the entire universe. Armor Wars, something that could theoretically be about anything, could easily have Osborne be fighting war machine to be the iron patriot. Another thing is that most of the movies seem to be moving towards space / mystics / magic territory, and I can’t see how they would bring in the avengers to protect earth again without someone stirring up s*** on earth.

It’s the only road I can really see them taking based on the fact that they’re forcing the secret invasion and secret wars/multiverse storylines to happen at the same time seemingly out of nowhere

BS59

5y

There is some things your dead on but you also are very off

925Andrew

5y

Are you an insider?

BS59

5y

Go talk to a OG

925Andrew

5y

You make discussion really annoying

925Andrew

5y

There’s no way they use rhino, and I doubt the lizard comes back either. He’ll need a proper debut. I could see this Osborne being the main one though

BS59

5y

Go talk to a OG

mothership

5y

Yeah I think we already have the s6 besides one person who I’m hoping remains a mystery. Wouldn’t mind Norman osbourne tho

kiddash3r

5y

From Reddit:
Since the people on the Discord have figured out the other details regarding Spider-Man: No Way Home that I learned from u/GlobalDetail2934, and he's said that he's kinda-sorta retiring from leaking at least until the first trailer drops, here's the big list of things that he told me and things he mentioned on this sub, with the redactions removed and my comments in parentheses:

• Spider-Man: No Way Home will be influenced by JMS's Spider-Man run, and specifically the arc that culminates in the 500th issue, "Happy Birthday". It's not a direct adaptation, but their spin on the story influences how the Multiverse, and the characters from previous Spider-Man film franchises - including the other Spider-Men - come into it.

• Benedict Cumberbatch's role will feature a lot of voice-over content, as, like in "Happy Birthday", he has to guide Peter out of whatever mess he's in and is unable to physically appear while Peter undergoes the gauntlet on his own. Cumberbatch had yet to record a lot of this dialogue. (I believe that he mentioned that he still had work to do on the film after I first brought up "Happy Birthday" to the sub at large.)

• This movie will have the most action scenes from any Spider-Man movie. The stunt crew worked very hard from the beginning of the production. Tom's stunt doubles actually began their work during pre-production.

• One of the first scenes in the film involves a news broadcast two polarizing figures in the NYC news area debating Spider-Man's innocence or guilt. The trial scene follows soon after. (He didn't tell me this, but based on the prop with the same signpost from SMFFH at the end, I think that we start in medias res and catch Spidey and MJ's reaction to Peter getting doxxed just before this happens.)

• MJ and Aunt May have a small subplot connected to Matt Murdock's defense of Peter Parker as they gather evidence to prove Peter's innocence. Matt is the only lawyer defending Peter - there aren't others.

• The courtroom scene will feature a dialogue between Charlie Cox and a prosecutor. (The actor playing the prosecutor isn't a big name and is apparently an indie director making a cameo - I think that this character is a one-off role and it's nobody important, but I'm not completely sure. The prosecutor, however, is not Jennifer Walters, and is a caucasian, brown-haired man.)

• The idea that part of the plot moves forward thanks to Peter accidentally messing with something in the Sanctum Sanctorum is apparently "kinda right" according to GD. (At least the "plot leak" spoiler outline that's been shared here was seemingly on the right track in GD's eyes. I think that it may be this, but I'm not sure.)

• There is at least one flashback to events tied to one of the previous MCU Spider-Man movies from a different perspective - it involved London Bridge. (GD was not aware if Jake Gyllenhaal is actually in this movie, but someone else who I have spoken to has indicated that he filmed at least one scene for the movie, although it's still not clear how big his role is. I kind of don't expect him to be a part of the finale, but I really don't know how the plot plays out.)

• Alfred Molina's stunt double was present early on for some major sequences and was present for most of the production. Doctor Octopus has a big part in this movie.

• Tobey Maguire first appeared on set in November and apparently was present on-and-off for about two-thirds of the movie's production. The stuntmen handled the rest.

• Andrew Garfield will have a slightly different hairstyle. (He told me it's longer than it was in the TASM movies, and I'm not sure but I think someone here mentioned that Andrew's stunt double had longer hair as well.)

• One of the major fight scenes will take place at night and will feature police officers and cop cars. Tom, Tobey, and Andrew are all present for this sequence. The scene will be crucial for MCU Spidey's character arc, as this is apparently a point where Spidey will begin to regain the city's trust. (I think that this is before all the Statue of Liberty stuff.)

• There's a scene involving security guards. (These may be for S.H.I.E.L.D. or S.W.O.R.D. agents, but he wasn't sure.)

• There are rumors about a major character dying in this movie. (My guess: I don't think it's any of the other Spider-Men, but it's probably someone close to Tom's Peter.)

• Zendaya, Jacob, Marisa Tomei, and J. K. Simmons have stunt doubles. Apparently, a scene with the Simmons double was so funny that it had the crew in stitches.

• J. Jonah Jameson has a new "Hoffman"-like assistant in this movie.

• Mysterio's cult of personality following his "death" is present throughout the movie. New York City is heavily divided on what they think of Spidey after he was framed for his "murder", though many come around in support of our hero by the end of the film.

• There's a scene where a beaten-up Spider-Man (Tom Holland's version) seeks shelter with homeless people. Tom is said to give one of his most emotional performances yet in this scene. (This seems to have been connected to the set photos revealing that F.E.A.S.T. has some involvement with the story, given that Spider-Man: Far From Home already set the stage for it early on in the movie, along with a casting call explicitly asking for extras to play homeless people. Tom also mentioned that he gets pretty beat up in this.)

• Spidey saves a disabled woman.

• There's a scene where random New Yorkers are interviewed about their opinions on Spider-Man, much like in the 2002 movie.

• The third act had a massive set that took three months to build. (We've seen proof of this with drive-bys.)

• Peter and MJ won't be a romantic couple by the end of the film.

I'll note that I'm only sharing this stuff that he told me in chats because he gave me the greenlight to do so. I'll also note that he isn't discrediting the SpideyForever leak, though there are parts he can't verify and parts he thinks that SF could be misinterpreting.

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5y

The weirdest thing about this leak is that Dafoe is not mentioned once even though multiple scoopers have said he'd have a big role in the movie

jackweb

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to be fair that leak didnt mention any villain except mysterio

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It says Molina has a big role

mjpplus

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It sounds like it makes sense

925Andrew

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Molina already spoiled that he’s big in the movie. So it’s clear that he can get the green light for approval, since he’s already confirmed it. Dafoe has not

Also, I remember reading In some leaks, that dafoe was going to be the true villain but have little screen time In the actual film. And I really do think his character is going to become a fixture in the MCU for a time

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Yeah, but what I meant is that if Dafoe was the actual villain you'd expect atleast a mention of his name, that's what makes me think parts of it are right but other aren't.

925Andrew

5y

That might be the case

It seems like the dude who wrote that can’t disclose everything so maybe that’s just something he can’t mention