You are right but the problem is that he keeps producing, his intentions might be good trying to make a good spidey movie but he has been in this game too long that he doesn't realize the GA wants something different that what he can offer, i mean all the spider-man movies have been his production and for things to change he has to realize he needs someone else's vision to be presented and support it not change it into what he wants or thinks is better for the company
Am I the only one that didn't totally hate Amazing Spider Man 2? Sure, I agree with most of the complaints about the movie, but I still found lots to like about it. I think the ending of ASM 2 sets up ASM 3 or the Sinister Six pretty well. Hopefully, in ASM 3 we don't see Peter fully dating MJ until like the closing moments of the movie. I think the bulk of ASM 3 should be Peter still dealing with Gwen's death and the sinister six.
lol, i was thinking they were aproaching him to be a writter or a consultant but honestly that is just...Stupid...duh we don´t know if spider-man should have mechanical webshooters or not?, what´s next? the spider-man summit is to decide if he sticks to walls in the new reboot?


Who would you give the creative rights to you were to give it to a Spider-Man creator?
Once upon a time I would have said Slott, not now though. Give it to Gregg Wiseman for 'THE' best incarnation of Spider-Man (SSM) outside of the comics.
Mostly good ideas, but how would you plan on making Vulture a headline villain? He's never been more than henchman/side threat material to me.My ultimate dream would be for Sony to enter a deal with Marvel Studios (or outright sell back the rights) with Marvel Studios in creative control. Then Feige would hire Weisman to be the architect of Spider-Man for the MCU, mapping out the solo films.
As for talking who and when characters should appear, I'd like to see Norman Osborn (and possible Dr. Otto Octavious) in the first movie to establish their characters pre-villain, essentially like Spectacular Spider-Man. A good starting villain could be Vulture. Have him connected to Otto (like Spectacular) and who came up with the original prototype for Falcon's gear, but had his plans stolen (Oscorp made the gear for the military?). Doc Ock could come around the second or third movie. The Sinister Six would come after all the villains on the team have been introduced. Kingpin could be a continuing threat. The Green Goblin can come along and try to take over the gangs of New York, with Gobby's ID a mystery. And the Infinity War movies would be a perfect excuse for Pete to get the black suit, which would lead to Venom down the line. And make sure Eddie Brock is set up long before he becomes Venom.
"Half the table said, Goddamn it! They were mad because I was clearly the deciding vote, even though I didnt know that. So when I see the mechanical webshooters [on Andrew Garfield], I feel a little happiness. I feel like I did something good in the world."


Mostly good ideas, but how would you plan on making Vulture a headline villain? He's never been more than henchman/side threat material to me.
If Bruce Timm hasn't been hired to be involved in live action DC films, Weisman will never be hired for live action Marvel films especially if Marvel gets him back.
That will be Bendis's baby.
What I can't grasp out of that is the fact that some wanted to do organic AGAIN when we had just gotten three films with organic webbing.![]()