Apr 15, 2020·4 repliesI think Spider-Man 3 (MCU) will be their best opportunity to do have an Iron man-less movie. I can understand why they leaned in so heavy on Iron Man in his first arc in the MCU because of how he was introduced. Honestly if Civil War had to be the introduction point for Spider-Man then they handled it the best way possible. Way less believable for a kid to just join the fight without having any pressure or any convincing done by a hero. With Cap on the run there was no way his ass was looking for a kid to join the fight.
Homecoming being how it was worked because it grounded Spider-Man in the MCU. It made it a point that he existed in that world. Homecoming ending with the final fight being in the homemade suit shows that he can be a hero without Stark.
Far From Home kind of tacks on that Peter has access to Stark tech but with his identity being revealed at the end and Spider-Man going on the run, there is nobody that he can turn to so he HAS to figure this out on his own.
Spider-Man 3 will more than likely have an MCU character as that is what Sony wants, but I don't think it'll be someone on Fury or Tony's level of overall importance. Spider-Man 3 will hopefully be the most independent Spider-Man film we get at this point from the MCU.
The thing about the MCU Spider-Man is that everything that happened in his origin happened. Uncle Ben IS dead. Uncle Ben did inspire him to begin fighting crime. At the time Spider-Man is discovered, he's a local crime fighter. In the world created by the MCU, it gives him the opportunity to become a worldwide hero. While the argument can be that Spider-Man is a New York hero, he still is; but that has been done for 6 movies now. The MCU provides the avenue for a fresh take on Spider-Man and going worldwide was a great choice for Far From Home. He has had solo adventures in the comics where he is abroad, like when Gwen went to school in London. There is precedent for it.
Apr 15, 2020·1 reply
KAMAUUYea I know I'm kind of alone on the Garfield bandwagon lol. AS2 is pretty trash tho. Through no fault of him tho.
Is there anything the third movie can do to salvage the trilogy for you ? Or are you just done with it and is ready for the next trilogy
- Apr 15, 2020·1 replymjpplus
I think Spider-Man 3 (MCU) will be their best opportunity to do have an Iron man-less movie. I can understand why they leaned in so heavy on Iron Man in his first arc in the MCU because of how he was introduced. Honestly if Civil War had to be the introduction point for Spider-Man then they handled it the best way possible. Way less believable for a kid to just join the fight without having any pressure or any convincing done by a hero. With Cap on the run there was no way his ass was looking for a kid to join the fight.
Homecoming being how it was worked because it grounded Spider-Man in the MCU. It made it a point that he existed in that world. Homecoming ending with the final fight being in the homemade suit shows that he can be a hero without Stark.
Far From Home kind of tacks on that Peter has access to Stark tech but with his identity being revealed at the end and Spider-Man going on the run, there is nobody that he can turn to so he HAS to figure this out on his own.
Spider-Man 3 will more than likely have an MCU character as that is what Sony wants, but I don't think it'll be someone on Fury or Tony's level of overall importance. Spider-Man 3 will hopefully be the most independent Spider-Man film we get at this point from the MCU.
The thing about the MCU Spider-Man is that everything that happened in his origin happened. Uncle Ben IS dead. Uncle Ben did inspire him to begin fighting crime. At the time Spider-Man is discovered, he's a local crime fighter. In the world created by the MCU, it gives him the opportunity to become a worldwide hero. While the argument can be that Spider-Man is a New York hero, he still is; but that has been done for 6 movies now. The MCU provides the avenue for a fresh take on Spider-Man and going worldwide was a great choice for Far From Home. He has had solo adventures in the comics where he is abroad, like when Gwen went to school in London. There is precedent for it.
I personally view this trilogy as an origin story in it self seeing how they’ll probably make another trilogy
- Apr 15, 2020·1 replyHumble
Is there anything the third movie can do to salvage the trilogy for you ? Or are you just done with it and is ready for the next trilogy
I like the movies actually. I think the cliffhanger where everyone knows who he is will be a nice change of pace. Also, I think they're slowly making his character more independent so I'll give them that.
- Apr 15, 2020mjpplus
I think Spider-Man 3 (MCU) will be their best opportunity to do have an Iron man-less movie. I can understand why they leaned in so heavy on Iron Man in his first arc in the MCU because of how he was introduced. Honestly if Civil War had to be the introduction point for Spider-Man then they handled it the best way possible. Way less believable for a kid to just join the fight without having any pressure or any convincing done by a hero. With Cap on the run there was no way his ass was looking for a kid to join the fight.
Homecoming being how it was worked because it grounded Spider-Man in the MCU. It made it a point that he existed in that world. Homecoming ending with the final fight being in the homemade suit shows that he can be a hero without Stark.
Far From Home kind of tacks on that Peter has access to Stark tech but with his identity being revealed at the end and Spider-Man going on the run, there is nobody that he can turn to so he HAS to figure this out on his own.
Spider-Man 3 will more than likely have an MCU character as that is what Sony wants, but I don't think it'll be someone on Fury or Tony's level of overall importance. Spider-Man 3 will hopefully be the most independent Spider-Man film we get at this point from the MCU.
The thing about the MCU Spider-Man is that everything that happened in his origin happened. Uncle Ben IS dead. Uncle Ben did inspire him to begin fighting crime. At the time Spider-Man is discovered, he's a local crime fighter. In the world created by the MCU, it gives him the opportunity to become a worldwide hero. While the argument can be that Spider-Man is a New York hero, he still is; but that has been done for 6 movies now. The MCU provides the avenue for a fresh take on Spider-Man and going worldwide was a great choice for Far From Home. He has had solo adventures in the comics where he is abroad, like when Gwen went to school in London. There is precedent for it.
I don't really disagree with any of your points. I think taking Spiderman out of NY at least for one movie is a nice change of pace. Hopefully, they've moved past relying on Tony to set up Spiderman's character.
- Apr 15, 2020KAMAUU
I like the movies actually. I think the cliffhanger where everyone knows who he is will be a nice change of pace. Also, I think they're slowly making his character more independent so I'll give them that.
Yeah, I think the third one is easily going to be it's best.
Apr 15, 2020·1 replymjpplusI think Spider-Man 3 (MCU) will be their best opportunity to do have an Iron man-less movie. I can understand why they leaned in so heavy on Iron Man in his first arc in the MCU because of how he was introduced. Honestly if Civil War had to be the introduction point for Spider-Man then they handled it the best way possible. Way less believable for a kid to just join the fight without having any pressure or any convincing done by a hero. With Cap on the run there was no way his ass was looking for a kid to join the fight.
Homecoming being how it was worked because it grounded Spider-Man in the MCU. It made it a point that he existed in that world. Homecoming ending with the final fight being in the homemade suit shows that he can be a hero without Stark.
Far From Home kind of tacks on that Peter has access to Stark tech but with his identity being revealed at the end and Spider-Man going on the run, there is nobody that he can turn to so he HAS to figure this out on his own.
Spider-Man 3 will more than likely have an MCU character as that is what Sony wants, but I don't think it'll be someone on Fury or Tony's level of overall importance. Spider-Man 3 will hopefully be the most independent Spider-Man film we get at this point from the MCU.
The thing about the MCU Spider-Man is that everything that happened in his origin happened. Uncle Ben IS dead. Uncle Ben did inspire him to begin fighting crime. At the time Spider-Man is discovered, he's a local crime fighter. In the world created by the MCU, it gives him the opportunity to become a worldwide hero. While the argument can be that Spider-Man is a New York hero, he still is; but that has been done for 6 movies now. The MCU provides the avenue for a fresh take on Spider-Man and going worldwide was a great choice for Far From Home. He has had solo adventures in the comics where he is abroad, like when Gwen went to school in London. There is precedent for it.
I want something less Iron Man related, but at the same time I love the Iron Spider suit.
Apr 15, 2020hopefully they age him up a bit. he should be on his way out of high school now
Apr 15, 2020
HugeSopranosFanSpiderman 1 and 2 are absolutly 2 of the most overrated movies of all time. Homecoming washes both of these movies added together.
- Apr 15, 2020Danhust
I want something less Iron Man related, but at the same time I love the Iron Spider suit.
They should've had an excuse to only have the Stark Suits in only the Avengers films instead
Apr 15, 2020·1 replyCan’t wait for Home3
That FFH cliffhanger was F***IN CRAZY
- Apr 16, 2020Nozuka
Can’t wait for Home3
That FFH cliffhanger was F***IN CRAZY
Seems it will take a while. Hope they won't push Black Widow to 2021.
He also has to film Uncharted first. - Apr 16, 2020
Apr 16, 2020·1 replymjpplusI think Spider-Man 3 (MCU) will be their best opportunity to do have an Iron man-less movie. I can understand why they leaned in so heavy on Iron Man in his first arc in the MCU because of how he was introduced. Honestly if Civil War had to be the introduction point for Spider-Man then they handled it the best way possible. Way less believable for a kid to just join the fight without having any pressure or any convincing done by a hero. With Cap on the run there was no way his ass was looking for a kid to join the fight.
Homecoming being how it was worked because it grounded Spider-Man in the MCU. It made it a point that he existed in that world. Homecoming ending with the final fight being in the homemade suit shows that he can be a hero without Stark.
Far From Home kind of tacks on that Peter has access to Stark tech but with his identity being revealed at the end and Spider-Man going on the run, there is nobody that he can turn to so he HAS to figure this out on his own.
Spider-Man 3 will more than likely have an MCU character as that is what Sony wants, but I don't think it'll be someone on Fury or Tony's level of overall importance. Spider-Man 3 will hopefully be the most independent Spider-Man film we get at this point from the MCU.
The thing about the MCU Spider-Man is that everything that happened in his origin happened. Uncle Ben IS dead. Uncle Ben did inspire him to begin fighting crime. At the time Spider-Man is discovered, he's a local crime fighter. In the world created by the MCU, it gives him the opportunity to become a worldwide hero. While the argument can be that Spider-Man is a New York hero, he still is; but that has been done for 6 movies now. The MCU provides the avenue for a fresh take on Spider-Man and going worldwide was a great choice for Far From Home. He has had solo adventures in the comics where he is abroad, like when Gwen went to school in London. There is precedent for it.
homecoming was fine tbh
far from home was not as good ngl
also really like your take on how 3 would run
- Apr 16, 2020·1 replygps
homecoming was fine tbh
far from home was not as good ngl
also really like your take on how 3 would run
This is unpolished and off the top of my head so:
Basically after he's outed, he goes on the run. No Tony, no Happy (because he would get into trouble himself if he helped), no Avengers (because he didn't really have a connection with anyone aside from Tony), Fury is in space, just Peter.
I think this story should be contained to New York this time. It is a huge city and it could work. You could have Peter involve himself into the criminal underworld to hide or something like that. Doing what he needs to survive in order to clear his name. There he could meet the Chameleon who offers to help. This is all a ploy because Kraven (who is Chameleon's brother) is hunting Peter.
In my dream version he could come into contact with Matt Murdock and we get a Spidey/Daredevil team up but that likely won't happen.
Anyway, Chameleon disguises himself as Peter but only makes things worse, prompting JJJ to hire Kraven and Scorpion to take down Peter (possible spoilers for Morbius: Since Scorpion apparently breaks out of prison in Morbius along with Vulture. I could see Vulture just going back to his family for this one but coming back in a future Sinister Six movie ). Scorpion is taken down after one battle but Kraven is the main villain behind the film.
I also think they could introduce Oscorp by saying that they funded Mysterio and his crew because a lot of those ex-Stark employees are now Oscorp (idk just spitballing here).
- Apr 16, 2020mjpplus
This is unpolished and off the top of my head so:
Basically after he's outed, he goes on the run. No Tony, no Happy (because he would get into trouble himself if he helped), no Avengers (because he didn't really have a connection with anyone aside from Tony), Fury is in space, just Peter.
I think this story should be contained to New York this time. It is a huge city and it could work. You could have Peter involve himself into the criminal underworld to hide or something like that. Doing what he needs to survive in order to clear his name. There he could meet the Chameleon who offers to help. This is all a ploy because Kraven (who is Chameleon's brother) is hunting Peter.
In my dream version he could come into contact with Matt Murdock and we get a Spidey/Daredevil team up but that likely won't happen.
Anyway, Chameleon disguises himself as Peter but only makes things worse, prompting JJJ to hire Kraven and Scorpion to take down Peter (possible spoilers for Morbius: Since Scorpion apparently breaks out of prison in Morbius along with Vulture. I could see Vulture just going back to his family for this one but coming back in a future Sinister Six movie ). Scorpion is taken down after one battle but Kraven is the main villain behind the film.
I also think they could introduce Oscorp by saying that they funded Mysterio and his crew because a lot of those ex-Stark employees are now Oscorp (idk just spitballing here).
oh f*** yes
call Feige rn, we have a classic
Apr 24, 2020·edited·1 replyDelayed until November 5th, 2021 which is the same date as ‘Doctor Strange: Multiverse of Madness’.
Spider-Verse sequel has also been delayed until October 7th, 2022.
Edit: Following the SM3 announcement, Disney announced DS2 had been delayed until March 2022.
Apr 24, 2020·1 replyCostanza· editedDelayed until November 5th, 2021 which is the same date as ‘Doctor Strange: Multiverse of Madness’.
Spider-Verse sequel has also been delayed until October 7th, 2022.
Edit: Following the SM3 announcement, Disney announced DS2 had been delayed until March 2022.DS2 pushed to March 25 2022
Captain Marvel 2, BP2 & Blade in the same year though
- Apr 24, 2020malédiction
DS2 pushed to March 25 2022
Captain Marvel 2, BP2 & Blade in the same year though
Apparently Blade might not release in October 2022 because of Spider-Verse 2.
Disney and Sony have seemingly swapped dates. Spider-Verse 2’s original date is now replaced with a live-action Disney film and the SM3 date has also been replaced with another Disney film.
Might delay Blade to November?
lover ✨May 24, 2020·1 replyFinally watched Far From Home and it was f***ing amazing
Can’t wait for the third movie
- May 24, 2020·5 replies
Hope this gets scrapped too. These new Spider Man films been the worst ones yet. Glad Sony is taking this franchise back. F*** Disney.
- May 24, 2020·1 replylover
Finally watched Far From Home and it was f***ing amazing
Can’t wait for the third movie
I know you only watched Far From Home once but do you think it’s better than Homecoming or is Homecoming better?
- May 24, 2020ThuggerBaby
Hope this gets scrapped too. These new Spider Man films been the worst ones yet. Glad Sony is taking this franchise back. F*** Disney.
- May 24, 2020
Hope this s*** is rated R and peter goes through a d***/alcohol problem as he deals with anger and rage
- lover ✨May 24, 2020·1 replyNozuka
I know you only watched Far From Home once but do you think it’s better than Homecoming or is Homecoming better?
That’s tough because I really enjoyed Homecoming too, I also watched that for the first time like a week ago lol. Tbh though if I had to choose maybe Far From Home