Sequels Multiverse/Spiderverse: now many Spider-Men can show up in such a film?

[Airwings]

They can shout "Spider-Men strike back!"

Spider-Men...assemble!

No wait, there's Gwen too.

So:
Spider-People, assemble!!!!

 

[Dark Raven]

Spider-Men...assemble!

No wait, there's Gwen too.

So:
Spider-People, assemble!!!!

The battle cry I referenced came from this:

 

[Airwings]

The battle cry I referenced came from this:

I can't see

 

[Dark Raven]

I can't see

 

[PepS]

It they had the tenor sax/ funky wah bass guitar Spider-Man theme from the 70s Hammond series that would truly be the sound of music to my ears.

If that happened, I think this would be my legitimate reaction...

 

[PepS]

Also, is it just me, or did Peter from the 1994 animated series resemble Hammond, like a lot?

 

[Dark Raven]

Also, is it just me, or did Peter from the 1994 animated series resemble Hammond, like a lot?

Yes, but also sounded a little similar too.

 

[ernesth100]

I'm sure SM3 will give us more than just Tobey and Andrw through glimpses. But the aforementioned duo will be the only two with prominent plot effecting roles.

 

[The Infernal]

Also, is it just me, or did Peter from the 1994 animated series resemble Hammond, like a lot?

For a long while I thought that was the way Peter was supposed to look. lol

 

[PepS]

Yes, but also sounded a little similar too.

Lol, he did.

For a long while I thought that was the way Peter was supposed to look. lol

Haha

 

[PepS]

I was watching Nicholas Hammond being interviewed at the premiere of 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood', where I think he mentioned Tarantino was a fan of his Spider-Man and it got me thinking.

Imagine a Quentin Tarantino Spider-Man movie, set in the 70's, along with a funky jazz score.

I'd be down.

 

[ernesth100]

I was watching Nicholas Hammond being interviewed at the premiere of 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood', where I think he mentioned Tarantino was a fan of his Spider-Man and it got me thinking.

Imagine a Quentin Tarantino Spider-Man movie, set in the 70's, along with a funky jazz score.

I'd be down.

Give Quentin Tartino the Spider-Man Noir film. Boom.

 

[The Infernal]

I was watching Nicholas Hammond being interviewed at the premiere of 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood', where I think he mentioned Tarantino was a fan of his Spider-Man and it got me thinking.

Imagine a Quentin Tarantino Spider-Man movie, set in the 70's, along with a funky jazz score.

I'd be down.

This isn't as off the wall as it first sounds. Tarantino was trying to do a Luke Cage movie with him in his classic outfit. I think it may have been a 70's period piece too.

If he want to do a retro Spider-man project with classic iterations of Spider-man and his villains then I wouldn't say no. Though Quentin mainly does film I wouldn't mind seeing him do a short series for streaming.

 

[Nardz937]

Quentin said he wouldn't do a Spider-Man movie because he wouldn't be able to figure out how to make his quips work in fights.

Though I don't believe him.

 

[PepS]

Give Quentin Tartino the Spider-Man Noir film. Boom.

Oh yes!

This isn't as off the wall as it first sounds. Tarantino was trying to do a Luke Cage movie with him in his classic outfit. I think it may have been a 70's period piece too.

If he want to do a retro Spider-man project with classic iterations of Spider-man and his villains then I wouldn't say no. Though Quentin mainly does film I wouldn't mind seeing him do a short series for streaming.

I agree. I've got the idea just playing in my head now. I'd definitely want it as a period piece set in the 60's and/or 70's as opposed to modern day. Reckon he'd have fun working in that era and as a result we'd probably get something unique and different from everything else.

It would be a treat, even as just an off shoot of the multiverse.

Quentin said he wouldn't do a Spider-Man movie because he wouldn't be able to figure out how to make his quips work in fights.

Though I don't believe him.

Yeah, I don't buy that either. Spidey spouting Tarantino quips just sounds masterful.

 

[ernesth100]

With Noir they wouldn't need to be quips. I guess they'd be more of zingers or one-liners due to the past aspect. Something Quentin could easily flex

 

[The Infernal]

I'm just picturing DiCaprio and Brad Pitt as an older Spidey and Harry Osborn. lol

 

[The Caped Knight]

I'd love to see Christopher Daniel Barnes have a cameo as an older Peter Parker.

 

[ernesth100]

I'm just picturing DiCaprio and Brad Pitt as an older Spidey and Harry Osborn. lol

Josh Keaton as a grown up version of Spectacular Spider-Man.

Also Ben Jordan(The Spider-Man PS5 Model) as Spider-Man PS4.

And of course a Spider-Verse wouldn't be complete with some version of the symbiote Spider-Man. Perhaps Harry, Flash or Brock. Maybe even just another Peter.