Homecoming What should they do with the Spidey franchise?

[Rorschach2012]

Should they completely reboot it and let Spidey join the MCU?

Should they add The Amazing Spider-Man universe to the MCU?

Should they continue with TASMU and leave it unconnected to the MCU?

 

[LEVITIKUZ]

Give it to WB!

 

[Rorschach2012]

I'm fine with options 1 and 2 but continuing with TASM universe without connecting to the MCU seems like a good way to get the same box office results as the last film

 

[smallville fan]

Either fire Avi Arad at Sony or fire Avi Arad and give Spidey back to Marvel

 

[harryoscop]

Fire Arad, and continue TASM films in the MCU.

 

[BatsDC]

Ignore TASM2, continue on from TASM1, incorporate into the MCU, properly adapt Green Goblin/Death of Gwen Stacy.

I can dream

 

[OriginalMiles]

Option 2.

 

[Airnick]

I think option 2 would be the best.

 

[GRangerPrimeNYC]

- Release Director Cuts of TASM1 and TASM2.
- Restore all the deleted scenes that help the narrative.
- Recut the films overall.
- Insert Stark/ Avengers Tower into the shots that have the MetLife Building.
- Retcon the FBI agents in Aunt May's flashback into Shield agents.
- Give TASM2 a credits scene
- Reveal the foreign military agency Osborn was working with as Hydra

- Give Spidey a TV series

- Have him be in the roster for Avengers 3, which is rumored to have many of the founding members sit it out, until Avengers 4

 

[John Locke]

Give Spider-Man a break. If they can reach a deal with Marvel then go ahead but if not don't announce any films until you have a plan.

 

[spider-neil]

- Release Director Cuts of TASM1 and TASM2.
- Restore all the deleted scenes that help the narrative.
- Recut the films overall.

This.

 

[LEVITIKUZ]

Nobody wants to see a director's cut to a **** movie.

 

[Rorschach2012]

Ignore TASM2, continue on from TASM1, incorporate into the MCU, properly adapt Green Goblin/Death of Gwen Stacy.

I can dream

Yeah that's exactly what I'd want. I enjoy TASM. It's no SM2, but i like it. TASM2 just messed everything up.

My dream would be for Sony to create a rebooted Netflix MCU Spider-Man series with Marvel Studios.

 

[BatsDC]

Yeah that's exactly what I'd want. I enjoy TASM. It's no SM2, but i like it. TASM2 just messed everything up.

My dream would be for Sony to create a rebooted Netflix MCU Spider-Man series with Marvel Studios.

You and I share a common dream.

 

[BatsDC]

peope want to see that.

nobody cares about spiderman being a member of the avengers though

No no no, you don't care. Don't speak for everyone.

 

[marvelrobbins]

Spider-man regeled to netflik show? That Is just crazy.

 

[spider-neil]

Nobody wants to see a director's cut to a **** movie.

Speak for yourself. If a DC came out for the ASM movies you think they wouldn't sell?

 

[spider-neil]

Spider-man regeled to netflik show? That Is just crazy.

I would want Spider-Man on Network TV. Spidey on HBO with a Game of Thrones budget would be a dream.

 

[John Locke]

Spider-man regeled to netflik show? That Is just crazy.

That doesn't mean he won't appear in the MCU movies. Just instead of a solo film of two hours, he gets a solo series of thirteen hours.

 

[BatsDC]

Nobody caring about Spider-Man being in the Avengers simply isn't true. Whether he should be there, belongs there, makes sense to be there, is irrelevant as to whether people would like him on the team.

 

[Andrew Lucas]

Nobody wants to see a director's cut to a **** movie.

I gotta admit, you give me some good laughs.

 

[Airnick]

peope want to see that.

nobody cares about spiderman being a member of the avengers though

I think you're very wrong here.

 

[Dasher10]

Look like Kurtzman finally got canned since he started sucking after he thought he was invincible post-Mission Impossible 3. The downside is that sony didn't know what do with with TASM3 and Venom without him. (And Venom Carnage is a terrible title.)

Sinister Six being a team-up film/reboot two years after the second film in a reboot franchise is also a terrible idea. It's rushing things way too much and having to reintroduce all sorts of familiar characters. That's insane and when Hollywood is already seeing reboot fatigue and superhero films that don't meet a certain standard of quality are also failing, the last thing an audience would want is a superhero reboot to be rushed out the door.

Marvel Studios may have only gotten to first base with Thor: The Dark world but they've been getting hits consistently. Fox got two strikes but then knocked it out of the ball park with First Class and they've scored ever since. Sony had their three strikes. They're out. Sell the rights back to Marvel. Have Marvel do a Spider-Man TV show that teams Spidey up with the Defenders and then call it a day.

And yes, this does mean that Marvel Studios should pay an absolutely crazy amount of money for Spider-Man back. Regardless of what the IP was worth in the early-mid 2000s, it's tarnished now. The reboot series has been getting diminishing returns and and TASM2 is regarded by most as another X-Men 3 which turned a massive profit but will hurt the franchise's box office numbers in the long run.

Keep in mind that while the X-Men franchise may have had two poorly received films in a row, Fox managed to bring the level of quality up with the next three to such an extent that it was able to rival, if not surpass what Marvel Studios was doing.

Launching Sinister Six with the Six as brand new characters and good guys, doing a new origin for Spider-Man and recasting everyone isn't risky, it's stupid and it's not going to be able to turn a profit. The rights should be sold back to Marvel. Let Marvel Studios give Sony a few hundred million for Spider-Man back, then reboot him on Netflix in the MCU.

And this is coming from somebody who's cautiously optimistic about the FF reboot.

 

[BatsDC]

You can just say you don't like the idea of Spider-Man in the Avengers. It's not an uncommon opinion - at least in fandom. More people dislike the idea than like it on here, from what I can gather.

 

[Andrew Lucas]

Like I said, Spider-Man in the Avengers isn't totally necessarily. But that doesn't mean that he shouldn't appear. Heck, he can be the guy that appeared on the middle of a battle to help the team and stood with them till the final battle.

I just don't see him as an Avenger. Yes, he was for a short time.