Anyone here see this? Already made over a billion dollars.
Spider-man: No Way Home
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Anyone here see this? Already made over a billion dollars.
No not yet I just started watching venom.
both of you will need to see Venom 2 to understand the after credits scene.
Yeah, I 've had it in my to watch list for months now. I need to get on the hype train
All movie spidey versions are all basically meh to me, unlike original comic Spidey or PS4 Spidey version. Now Downey's Iron Man character is good like the original Iron Man comic, Cap and Thor too movie version character wise.
I did see it yesterday and I liked how there was a moral dilemma Tom Holland met with to set him apart but then followed a short part of the story that also mirrored Maguire. There was a lot of strange and intentional stuff put in like Disney's obvious corporate views by now. Daredevil made a short appearance. There was a comment about Miles. They really developed one of the main villain's characteristics. The resolution Tom Holland mentioned at the end to Dr. Strange was some sort of confusing drama that was meant to make you sad? No Uncle Ben in this universe was meh. There was still the family connection but I never felt as close to it as Tobey Maguire's and I haven't really seen any of the other Spider-Man movies in the older MCU fully.
wait, daredevil was in this?
He's the lawyer. You can tell because he's blind and with red shades.
I didn't get Daredevil was in the movie either until my friend pointed it out, but I never watched the show.
Read this from CBR:
Director Tim Burton met with Sony about potentially helming Spider-Man, but decided he wasn't a big enough Marvel fan.
Several directors met with Sony regarding the project and Spider-Man screenwriter David Koepp told Variety about the meeting with Burton. "I remember [ex-Colombia Pictures president Amy Pascal] telling me that they’d met with Tim Burton, who in the meeting said, 'I guess I’m just a DC guy,' which seems like someone who’s not really trying hard to get the job."
Director Tim Burton met with Sony about potentially helming Spider-Man, but decided he wasn't a big enough Marvel fan.
Several directors met with Sony regarding the project and Spider-Man screenwriter David Koepp told Variety about the meeting with Burton. "I remember [ex-Colombia Pictures president Amy Pascal] telling me that they’d met with Tim Burton, who in the meeting said, 'I guess I’m just a DC guy,' which seems like someone who’s not really trying hard to get the job."
Yeah Spidey is bright indeed. Other than Venom, Moon Knight or Blade would be suited for Burton too imo.
In general, DC has a lot more dark stories, but Marvel I can foresee something like Carnage too but very little else comes to mind for me that hasn't already been done.