chrisstbh
Thrawnald McDonald
Yet he looks like a ******* dweeb in that Iron Spider suit running away lol.
Also they better have a good reason for Doc Ock being evil again.
Spider-Man: No Way Home (December 17th, 2021)
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Also they better have a good reason for Doc Ock being evil again.
jye4ever
Broke and happy
I updated my post to clarify bad ass on bottom photo not top photo lol
chrisstbh
Thrawnald McDonald
Yeah I know what you meant lol, it's just such a huge contrast between the two photos.
jye4ever
Broke and happy
It really is lol
Thought the bottom pic might be the platform with Goblin or Doc, but another viewing says no.
Holland is in full gtfo mode with Doc tossing cars. Hype train rolls on!
jye4ever
Broke and happy
He looks like a man there not a boy.
Don't watch the Uncharted trailer!
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Lol at him tuning from dic ock. Perfectly captures this version of Spider-Man
punisher1974
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Best version of Holland Spider-Man so far has been from Civil War. I still prefer Tobey over him.
edonian
Super Freak
I agree with this entire comment. I’m not really a fan of Holland’s Spider-Man.
That may be the first MCU Spidey suit I *haven't* liked.
I'm of the same mind right now, but if he does something awesome while wearing it in the movie I reserve the right to do a complete 180.
jye4ever
Broke and happy
Hoping in action it makes sense and looks good.
WHAT IF already showed what that combination is for.
WHAT IF already showed what that combination is for.
"Pascal wasted no time in expressing her strong desire to have Feige be more directly involved, creatively, in the making of Sony Pictures' The Amazing Spider-Man 3. Excited about the ideas her team currently had, Pascal said she would send Feige the latest draft." an excerpt from the book reads, revealing Sony's own stance on Spider-Man's future.
Feige, however, came straight out and told Pascal that Sony's plans for The Amazing Spider-Man 3 were not going to work. He instead offered a counter-proposal and suggested that Marvel handle the next Spider-Man movie. Initially, the idea of the crossover deal evoked an emotional reaction from Pascal who appeared reluctant to hand the responsibility over.
"The only way I know how to do anything is to just do it entirely," Feige is believed to have said in his pitch, which seemingly caught Pascal off-guard. "So why don't you let us do it? Don't think of it as two studios. And don't think of it as giving another studio back the rights. No change of hands of rights. No change of hands of money. Just engage us to produce it."
"At first, I was super resentful," Pascal admits in the book. "I think I started crying and threw him out of my office, or threw a sandwich at him - I'm not sure which... By the fifth movie, we weren't giving them anything new. And I have to be honest about it, we were trying so hard to be different, we even went into places to be different that we shouldn't have."
Pascal's change of heart came when she realized that Sony's plans for Spider-Man were not fresh anymore. She noted that Feige had always shared a mutual love for the character and that he had presented some really smart ideas on what to do with Spider-Man in the MCU, having found a new direction to set up the next stage for Spider-Man's journey.
"Pascal called Feige back the next day after their lunch. The concept of a collaboration between Sony and Marvel Studios had not left her mind," the book recounts. "[Pascal] admits, 'The idea of putting him up against a world where everybody had everything and he had nothing was a whole new way of telling his story. I thought, 'Goddamn, that guy's smart.'"
https://www.ign.com/articles/spider-man-marvel-studios-mcu-plans-sony-exec-initially-super-resentful
Feige, however, came straight out and told Pascal that Sony's plans for The Amazing Spider-Man 3 were not going to work. He instead offered a counter-proposal and suggested that Marvel handle the next Spider-Man movie. Initially, the idea of the crossover deal evoked an emotional reaction from Pascal who appeared reluctant to hand the responsibility over.
"The only way I know how to do anything is to just do it entirely," Feige is believed to have said in his pitch, which seemingly caught Pascal off-guard. "So why don't you let us do it? Don't think of it as two studios. And don't think of it as giving another studio back the rights. No change of hands of rights. No change of hands of money. Just engage us to produce it."
"At first, I was super resentful," Pascal admits in the book. "I think I started crying and threw him out of my office, or threw a sandwich at him - I'm not sure which... By the fifth movie, we weren't giving them anything new. And I have to be honest about it, we were trying so hard to be different, we even went into places to be different that we shouldn't have."
Pascal's change of heart came when she realized that Sony's plans for Spider-Man were not fresh anymore. She noted that Feige had always shared a mutual love for the character and that he had presented some really smart ideas on what to do with Spider-Man in the MCU, having found a new direction to set up the next stage for Spider-Man's journey.
"Pascal called Feige back the next day after their lunch. The concept of a collaboration between Sony and Marvel Studios had not left her mind," the book recounts. "[Pascal] admits, 'The idea of putting him up against a world where everybody had everything and he had nothing was a whole new way of telling his story. I thought, 'Goddamn, that guy's smart.'"
https://www.ign.com/articles/spider-man-marvel-studios-mcu-plans-sony-exec-initially-super-resentful
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