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This is a continuation thread, the old thread is [split]491531[/split]
I think July 2016 is too soon. 2017 is more realistic if the deal happens.I don't know...
Civil War- May 2016
Marvel's Spider-Man- July 2016
Doctor Strange- November 2016
OR
Marvel's Spider-Man- April 2017
GOTG 2- May 2017
Thor 3- July 2017
Black Panther- November 2017
Or
GOTG 2- May 2017
Thor 3- July 2017
Marvel's Spider-Man- August 2017
Black Panther- November 2017
What do you guys think? I'm still hoping for 2016, keeps the MCU at 3 films per year. Our inner clocks say we need a Marvel film in July of 2016, we just need it.
With an overcrowded 2017 and lacking 2016. Spidey is here to balance the force.I think July 2016 is too soon. 2017 is more realistic if the deal happens.
Civil War starts shooting April 2015 and comes out May 2016, almost a year later. If a Spider-Man movie were to come out in July 2016, then they need to start filming by May of 2015 (THIS YEAR). That leaves them less than 5 months to write a script and find a good cast before it goes into production. Not going to happen.
2017 gives them the necessary preparation for production.
I don't think 2017 is too crowded. We've gotten to the point where everyone is expecting multiple comic book movies to come out per year with nearby release dates.With an overcrowded 2017 and lacking 2016. Spidey is here to balance the force.
2016 is too soon regardless of what direction the Spider-Man franchise goes.
TASM2 would have been a lot better if they went for this direction.
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If that script breakdown was real, then I think it'll be scrapped completely considering it sounds like a cluttered mess. Maybe Marvel can sort of rework it and tweak it for the MCU. Or just start from scratch.I wonder what's gonna happen to Sinister Six. Will it be scrapped, or reformatted into a "soft reboot" like rumors suggested?
I wonder what's gonna happen to Sinister Six. Will it be scrapped, or reformatted into a "soft reboot" like rumors suggested?
If Marvel gets Spider-man, he'll take the back seat for a while and appear in the Avengers movies. then after phase 3, they'd start making Spider-man solo movies, but at that point it would be too late to continue with Sinister Six straight away. So, they'd patiently take their time to introduce the concept again
And to spider-neil about the webbing, Pete is established to be a science whiz and I think that, combined with the bite could explain him coming up with the formula. I mean it had him crawling walls, super acrobatics, and spider sense, it's not that much of a stretch.
I think Marvel was making room for a Spidey film because they were in talks with Sony to incorporate him into the MCU. I think they still have hopes and it looks even more of a possibility now than it was last fall.
And to spider-neil about the webbing, Pete is established to be a science whiz and I think that, combined with the bite could explain him coming up with the formula. I mean it had him crawling walls, super acrobatics, and spider sense, it's not that much of a stretch.
I think Marvel was making room for a Spidey film because they were in talks with Sony to incorporate him into the MCU. I think they still have hopes and it looks even more of a possibility now than it was last fall.
And to spider-neil about the webbing, Pete is established to be a science whiz and I think that, combined with the bite could explain him coming up with the formula. I mean it had him crawling walls, super acrobatics, and spider sense, it's not that much of a stretch.
I think this explanation works very well:For me it's not how he creates the webbing that's hard to believe, but why. Like it just seems a bit ridiculous that a kid who gets Spider-Powers takes the Spider-Motiff so far that he builds web shooters as his primary weapon. I say the best thing the film can do is show he uses them, and just not explain how he got them or why. Sort of like how the old Batman movies never showed how Bruce got all the Batgear, he's just got it and we accept it.
Add Justice League Part 1 and Wonder Woman to the equation, that's 5 CBM already in one year. Almost one every other month... Not that I'm complaining as a CBM fan.I don't think 2017 is too crowded. We've gotten to the point where everyone is expecting multiple comic book movies to come out per year with nearby release dates.
2016 is genuinely too soon I think unless they already have a script to work with (which I doubt).
I think this explanation works very well:
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Good explanation. If they put that in the movie word for word I still think they would need a line to explain why he never patented the webbing.
ASM DEFINATELY should have had a line about the webbing dissolving in an hour. Also the kid's wind turbine still had Spider-Man's webbing (that he used to fix the science project) even days later meaning there is webbing all over the city where Spider-Man swings.
Add Justice League Part 1 and Wonder Woman to the equation, that's 5 CBM already in one year. Almost one every other month... Not that I'm complaining as a CBM fan.
If we don't see him in 2016 I don't think we'll see Spidey until Phase 4, or cameos throughout Phase 3.
I don't think that's necessary. They don't need to explain why he didn't patent his webbing. Kids wouldn't get it. Also, I think you can just accept that if Peter patented the webbing, that would give away his identity and he probably wouldn't be able to be Spider-Man.Good explanation. If they put that in the movie word for word I still think they would need a line to explain why he never patented the webbing.
ASM DEFINATELY should have had a line about the webbing dissolving in an hour. Also the kid's wind turbine still had Spider-Man's webbing (that he used to fix the science project) even days later meaning there is webbing all over the city where Spider-Man swings.
Hopefully.So, The Amazing Spider-Man film series with Andrew Garfield is getting cancelled?