Official "Spider-Man 3: No Way Home" Thread (OPEN SPOILERS)

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Nope. Not giving them any credit. Sorry. Those venom movies are ok for one watch and those Amazing Spider-Man movies were not liked by many. As soon as they got together with marvel the movies got a lot better. That’s no coincidence, Sony got smart and realized they were fukking up. Also they were always great at casting, like I said I like the actors in all their movies including venom but the movies themselves haven’t been great

Then you aren't paying attention. They have the final say as it's their studio. Spider-Man 1 and 2 are both great btw

into the Spiderverse still the #1 Spider-Man movie to date. Another Sony production..

 

[Norrin Radd]

OT but kind of related

Sony's Scrapped Plans For Andrew Garfield's The Amazing Spider-Man 3

Before Sony struck its unprecedented pact with Disney-Marvel in 2015, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 set up plots or characters who could return in Spider-Man sequels or elsewhere in TASM Universe.

Comic book players like Felicia Hardy (Felicity Jones), a.k.a. the future Black Cat, and Alistair Smythe (B.J. Novak) appeared in supporting roles. Russian gangster Aleksei Sytsevich (Paul Giamatti), who suits up as the Rhino in the film's final moments, was to join an Oscorp-sponsored version of the Sinister Six hinted at in an ending credits sequence teasing villains like Doctor Octopus and the Vulture.

Even Norman Osborn (Chris Cooper), who seemingly died from a genetic disease, was to return and become the second Green Goblin: a deleted post-credits scene reveals Oscorp kept Osborn's head on ice. Yet another deleted scene sees Richard Parker (Campbell Scott), Peter's scientist father, back from the dead as Peter grieves the loss of his love Gwen Stacy (Emma Stone).

The returns of Norman Osborn and Richard Parker would have played into The Amazing Spider-Man 3. According to Dennis Leary, the third film was about resurrecting those who had died.

"Part of the discussion was that possibly in 3, there was this idea, at one point, Spider-Man would be able to take this formula and regenerate the people in his life that had died," Leary told IGN in 2015. "So there was this discussion that Captain [George] Stacy would come back even bigger in episode 3." (Leary briefly reprised his Amazing Spider-Man role in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, appearing as a manifestation of Peter Parker's guilt.)

In 2017, after Sony rebooted with Marvel Studios, director Marc Webb revealed the third Amazing Spider-Man movie was to crossover with the Sinister Six spinoff with Cooper back as the new Green Goblin.

"We were going to freeze his head, and then he was going to be brought back to life. And then there was that character called The Gentleman," Webb told Den of Geek at the time. "We had some notions about how to do it, but I think maybe we were thinking too far ahead when we started building in those things."

Webb confirmed the elder Osborn "was going to be the main villain," taking over from his mutated son Harry Osborn (DeHaan). "He was going to come out and lead the Sinister Six. We had talked about Vulture a little bit, too, actually."

Some of these plans ultimately materialized in the MCU. A rookie Spider-Man thwarts the Vulture (Michael Keaton) in 2017's stand-alone Spider-Man: Homecoming and the Green Goblin (Spider-Man's Willem Dafoe) leads a team of multiversal villains in Spider-Man: No Way Home, where the Lizard (Ifans) and Electro (Foxx) are the same versions pulled from The Amazing Spider-Man Universe.

Think we dodged a bullet with a plot like that

 

[goatmane]

Osborne being good completely fukks up Tobeys universe right?

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

Felt sick to my stomach. The “shyt just got real” moments in the Home trilogy have been amazing. The drive to the dance with Toomes in Homecoming, Mysterio’s motive reveal and illusion sequence in FFH, but that

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Condo scene was on another level of brutal. Especially in contrast to the beginning of the scene where shyt was all laughs and giggles.

Peter and the audience finally felt the weight of how dangerous it is to bring four multiversal villains into one room.

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I was yelling NO when he first decided to do it.

Every single iteration of Spiderman didn't want his secret identity blown because they knew it would put his loved ones at risk.

But leave it to @Ironman Jr to be gullible and unsuspecting and literally INVITE the supervillains to his house



What an L!!!

 

[MartyMcFly]

OT but kind of related

Sony's Scrapped Plans For Andrew Garfield's The Amazing Spider-Man 3

I JUST read this

And my issue with all of it is it loses Peter in the sauce. Obviously idk how they planned to execute it but the idea on its face robs him of character growth and development while wiping away the moments that made him.

There’s too much going on.

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

Cuz YOU the general

My generation of @wire28 @AnonymityX1000 @BXKingPin82 @Norrin Radd myself and a few others has came to an end


Now the soul of MarvelSet is engaged in a battle between you and @Ethnic Vagina Finder

He was a Private back then but definitely rose through the ranks

But I’m not sure his vision is as pure of heart at times


But it’s gonna come down to either you or him

I've been #marvelset day one.

refused to watch any DC movies.

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

I showed up 20 minutes late, I finally sat down while Dr strange was casting the spell so I missed the daredevil cameo

9/10 from what I saw, missing the beginning makes it feel like theres a hole in the movie so I need to watch again

And God damn thats the last time I read Chinese spoilers from reddit. That shyt was dead accurate, it ruined the garfield introduction for me smh

Ima hit up the theater in the next couple days and get the full experience

Nicca why the hell was you so late

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Nonsensical plot, stilted and awkward dialogue…the “green goblin” of the Rami universe has no connection to the Spider-Man of our universe, so their conflict doesn’t make any sense. It was an okay movie for fanservice

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He doesn't need any connection to be fukkery incarnate


GG is the Joker of the Spiderverse

 

[Rekkapryde]

I JUST read this

And my issue with all of it is it loses Peter in the sauce. Obviously idk how they planned to execute it but the idea on its face robs him of character growth and development while wiping away the moments that made him.

There’s too much going on.

I mean good writing MAY have saved that, but .....

 

[MartyMcFly]

I mean good writing MAY have saved that, but .....

Gotta have a good concept and that concept sounds completely off. No thanks

 

[Lootpack]

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I was yelling NO when he first decided to do it.

Every single iteration of Spiderman didn't want his secret identity blown because they knew it would put his loved ones at risk.

But leave it to @Ironman Jr to be gullible and unsuspecting and literally INVITE the supervillains to his house



What an L!!!

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Tom about to be cold as fukk when fighting crime now. Curious how they’ll play it. His next love interest should be a woman who doesn’t live a normal life either.

Seeing all this love for Norman, but I’ma need y’all to sign this appreciation card I got right here for Mysterio for helping bring the real Spidey into the fold.

Also, we need a gif of Electro staring at the door camera.

 

[Rekkapryde]

Gotta have a good concept and that concept sounds completely off. No thanks

the resurrection shyt is a bit much...and for a comic book movie, that's sayin a lot.

 

[pez]

I avoided spoilers so when certain people appeared I was like!!!!


so much magic

I envy you

 

[MartyMcFly]

the resurrection shyt is a bit much...and for a comic book movie, that's sayin a lot.

Also makes everything pointless.
Peter Parker’s whole thing is learning to live with guilt and grief. The minute you give him a magic wand to bring people back from the dead, and he uses that power irresponsibly, then what’s the point?

 

[humminbird]

Also makes everything pointless.
Peter Parker’s whole thing is learning to live with guilt and grief. The minute you give him a magic wand to bring people back from the dead, and he uses that power irresponsibly, then what’s the point?

is this one of the reasons you hate the clone saga

 

[MartyMcFly]

is this one of the reasons you hate the clone saga

Lol nah I hate that because it just got way out of control, retconned 20 years of comics, and was clearly extended for cynical reasons.

Goblin making Peter think his parents were alive was okay. It was sinister and foul so I approve. But everything else?