kiddash3r

5y

Who would be your (realistic) pick to direct the next trilogy?

kiddash3r

5y

Who would be your (realistic) pick to direct the next trilogy?

smile now

5y

Raimi

if he were willing.

BRAVE

6y

Lol I love how they’re clearly doing the multiverse but the potential sounds so good to be true that we’re still trying to keep our own hype down by doubting it

Tobey and Andrew announcements when

BRAVE

6y

And it has the potential to be one of the most human Spidey films ala Into the Spiderverse with it being a celebration of everything Spider-Man represents, especially with getting multiple Spider-Men

If they do it with enough care, we could get a film that showcases how we change in life over time rather than just “different Spider Mans showing up f*** yeah!!”

mjpplus

6y

And

Everest

6y

Tom Holland gonna be a scared boy again when he meets this scary motherfucker

Prez

6y

everyone gonna be let down when each of these cameos is 30 seconds long on average

123

6y

That means Vincent D'Onofrio's Kingpin will be on the table in the future. LETSFUCKINGGOOO

Ryuka

5y

imagine a One More Day storyline into Tobey-Man 4

BRAVE

5y

I wonder if the perception of each series informs how each Spider-Man interacts with one another in a meta way

flootures

5y

I'd imagine that they'd go off the endings for the respective films

Peter settling down with MJ/peter suffering early and doing many years of crimefighting

mjpplus

5y

Scoop from ThatHashtagShow

POTENTIAL SPOILERS

Marvel Studio’s plan was to bring in Willem Dafoe as the primary villain for Spider-Man: No Way Home, but I can exclusively share that because of this most recent deal there now exists a separate version of Norman Osborn in the MCU. Peter will begin to research his earth’s version of Norman Osborn after fighting with Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin; but there’s a twist, he’s seemingly not an awful guy. He has political aspirations, makes charitable donations, and even supports The Avengers. They’re playing off the idea that it’s a different earth, and no villain or hero is guaranteed to be on the same path.

What Marvel has wanted to do is explore Norman more; and without putting him in a Goblin outfit (at least not right away), start to peel back the layers of his villainy. This will take place over the next 3-5 years as Marvel begins to set him up as a major villain for both Spider-Man and The Avengers going forward.

This wasn’t something Marvel had finalized until this last week, so we have no concrete details on which projects he’ll appear in, although there’s still time for a No Way Home cameo or post-credit scene. The 4th Holland Spider-Man film is mentioned in the leaked document I read, so that is a safe bet, and possibly Disney+ series as well, as the document I viewed mentioned that he could appear in both movies and Disney+ series.

Marvel has offered the role to an actor who has not accepted the role yet. This actor is a prominent New Yorker who has a history with Marvel Studios. When or If the deal is finalized, we’ll share more.

We’ve known that Spider-Man: No Way Home will feature the Multiverse in a meaningful way, but now that Marvel and Sony have signed a new agreement, there’s going to be some big ramifications for the Marvel Cinematic Universe going forward and we will get to see Marvel explore a different dimension (pun intended) for some of our favorite heroes and villains.