Official Spider-Man: Far From Home Thread
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Malik1time
What you looking at?
dont blame cap
blame Thanos
he started this mess
3 snaps caused this fukkery(if true)
Norrin Radd
To me, my board!
This reads like fan fiction brehI tried to tell you e-grows about the MCU multiversebut would you listen ...
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Receipts https://www.thecoli.com/threads/the...019-spoilers-ban.644101/page-46#post-33066189
Multiverse is no surprise to true Marvel stans.
Come take your L's. You know who you are.
(And I am right about the other thing too.. Time will tell).
@xCivicx you get a flat L just for being you
Brandeezy
Superstar
People realize that Mysterio has no powers right?
Marvel always edits their trailers to fool general audiences, I wouldn't take anything said in the trailer for granted. Especially dealing with a guy who's main thing is creating illusions, special effects & hypnotizing people.
Marvel always edits their trailers to fool general audiences, I wouldn't take anything said in the trailer for granted. Especially dealing with a guy who's main thing is creating illusions, special effects & hypnotizing people.
A couple things.
1. I think I’m in the small minority that really hopes it’s just mysterio being mysterio and the multiverse is bullshyt.
2. Iv seen a lot about Sony maybe taking Spider-Man back for their own universe after this film since the 5 film deal is up, this would fukking suck, apart from SM2 Sony can’t make a good Spider-Man film for shyt, and there is way too much potential with Tom Holland’s Spider-Man and his villains. Even if they can’t use Venom, they still have Scorpion set up, he could be the villain for a 3rd film along with doc oc
Can anyone more informed maybe shed some light on this?
1. I think I’m in the small minority that really hopes it’s just mysterio being mysterio and the multiverse is bullshyt.
2. Iv seen a lot about Sony maybe taking Spider-Man back for their own universe after this film since the 5 film deal is up, this would fukking suck, apart from SM2 Sony can’t make a good Spider-Man film for shyt, and there is way too much potential with Tom Holland’s Spider-Man and his villains. Even if they can’t use Venom, they still have Scorpion set up, he could be the villain for a 3rd film along with doc oc
Can anyone more informed maybe shed some light on this?
Phillyrider807
My Soundtrack is the second “Carter”
Bruh Uncle ben has been dead YEARS before homecoming. And Peter is only what 16-17 now? Meaning in the MCU uncle ben died when Peter was around 10-13.
And who the hell is saying Iron man is taking Uncle ben's place? YOU are the one coming with that narrative. Not Marvel/Sony.
It makes perfect sense for this version of Peter to feel lost without Tony seeing what they have been through. Tony literally brought Peter back to life.
Uncle Ben isn't as rooted into this version of Spidey as he was in other incarnations.
CBoz
We Are NXT!
verbalkint
I see you niccas...
I think it was established in CW he'd been Spiderman for a few months at most. Uncle Ben's death usually lines up within a couple weeks of getting powers if not days.
$cam-U-Well_Jack$on
Superstar
Mysterio is likely lying & creating illusions of da Elementals as a means of garnering da fame he feels he deserves via making himself out to be a hero.
Mysterio looks perfect though 
So, about them not using the Uncle Ben guilt train:
They're not touching it because this iteration of Spider-Man skipped the origin story. Overall, it's a good move, because the other five Spider-Man movies focused on his origin, and resulting guilt. Going down that road would kill this iteration, since aside from the Garfield era movies just not being that great, the other primary criticism was that everything felt like a retread. Primarily because it was. Sony trying to hold a lot of the bigger name Spider-Man stuff for their own movies is actually forcing them to get a little creative with villain choice and characterization.
About the multiverse, I'm pretty sure the late movie twist will be that Mysterio is lying, since that would be in line with how the character works, and at the end they accept that while this guy isn't from another version of earth, it's theoretically possible due to timeline fukkery. But they could have the post credits scene be some sort of tease showing that the multiverse actually does exist. What made all of the previous post credit scenes work was that the stuff related to the stones mostly occurred without any of the main characters present. So the audience knew, but in most cases, no one that could further the plot knew.
They're not touching it because this iteration of Spider-Man skipped the origin story. Overall, it's a good move, because the other five Spider-Man movies focused on his origin, and resulting guilt. Going down that road would kill this iteration, since aside from the Garfield era movies just not being that great, the other primary criticism was that everything felt like a retread. Primarily because it was. Sony trying to hold a lot of the bigger name Spider-Man stuff for their own movies is actually forcing them to get a little creative with villain choice and characterization.
About the multiverse, I'm pretty sure the late movie twist will be that Mysterio is lying, since that would be in line with how the character works, and at the end they accept that while this guy isn't from another version of earth, it's theoretically possible due to timeline fukkery. But they could have the post credits scene be some sort of tease showing that the multiverse actually does exist. What made all of the previous post credit scenes work was that the stuff related to the stones mostly occurred without any of the main characters present. So the audience knew, but in most cases, no one that could further the plot knew.
I think even in the MCU the Uncle Ben death would have been weeks or months before he met Tony.
From what I've seen so far of MCU Spidey, they've tried to play up the Iron Man idolatry by a factor of 10. It makes sense that in universe where he isn't the only superhero he would look up to other guys, but I don't think it should be done at the expense of his identity.
Also what's up with the looseness with the secret identity?
Ironman
#Knickstape
Your fukkery always kills me bruh
I thought not making Homecoming or his MCU entrance an origin story was a good move, some didn't because they felt even moreso than Batman, the Uncle Ben death is informs the audience of what Spider-Man is about.