Sony have delayed Spider-Man 3 a few months from the franchises usual summer slot
As a result Disney has delayed Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness to 25 March 2022 and Thor: Love and Thunder forward by a week for some distance
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Sony have delayed Spider-Man 3 a few months from the franchises usual summer slot
As a result Disney has delayed Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness to 25 March 2022 and Thor: Love and Thunder forward by a week for some distance -
Are Thor and Dr. Strange coming out the same year now? If so that's going to be a lot of Marvel in a short amount of time with the next Spiderman film targeting Nov. 2021(target late August or September next year as that'd be right at the end of the Summer season). They should spread them out more to keep audience fatigue at bay but they're probably prioritising profits which could work against them.Originally posted by Neon Ignition View Posthttps://comicbook.com/movies/news/so...-to-late-2021/
Sony have delayed Spider-Man 3 a few months from the franchises usual summer slot
As a result Disney has delayed Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness to 25 March 2022 and Thor: Love and Thunder forward by a week for some distance
I guess once the world's moving on from Covid that's a chance the dates will be reshuffled once more with one or two of them brought forwards again.Last edited by Paddy; 25-04-2020, 13:58.Comment
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October 2021 to 2022 seems to be the busiest MCU slate there's been yet with 7 films out within 12 months, presumably audience thirst will be there though after the 16 month gap between Spider-Man: Far From Home and Black WidowComment
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The difficulty is that these films can’t shoot. And there will be a backlog of films to shoot and all sorts of knock on effects in the film industry depending on shooting locations and how this all plays out. So any plans are tentative and, really, I don’t think it will all just roll out as planned.Comment
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The Cinematic Universe within a Cinematic Universe that if the animated films go there eventually could itself be within a Cinematic Universe!
Somewhat pointlessly the Sony made films are to be referred to as being part of the Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel Comics.
Yes.
You can get excited now to witness the company release its SPUMC all over your eyes.Comment
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Rob Liefield, creator of Deadpool, says that he's worried that the merger with Disney has killed the Deadpool movies. He says that Feige has nothing planned currently and Marvel's packed slate means there's no room for Deadpool 3 even if it were to spring forward. Reynolds has said they're still working on it.Comment
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People REALLY thought Deadpool 18 was going to survive the merger? It’le either never surface again or will get pg’d and ruined.Comment
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Yeah; I know which of these two options I prefer.Originally posted by fishbowlhead View Post
In honesty, part of me hoped they would stop after 2. Lightning kinda struck twice on this one and I'm concerned the third one won't really work as well.Comment
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Sony have hired SJ Clarkson, director on Banshee and Jessica Jones, to helm a female led Sony MCU movie. Sony has repeatedly tried to get a female led film off the ground with previous attempts all stumbling into development hell. No confirmation on the character yet but speculation is it's Madame Web.Comment
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I think Sony are just clutching at straws now, I honestly think they should just let all the rites flop back to Marvel/Disney & be done with it.Originally posted by Neon Ignition View Post
Look outside the box, go to one of the other book publishers if they simply must have a Super Hero movie.
Robert Kirkman's Invincible from Image/Skybound might work but honestly just give up trying to compete with Marvel now, they had a good run but it's time to leave well alone.
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Buckle in, Sony is also working on Jackpot, a film about a guilt ridden superhero mum who fights crimeComment
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Oh wow, sounds like a sure fire winner right thereOriginally posted by Neon Ignition View Post
Sony...please stop
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Simmons confirms he's signed on for multiple Spider-Man entriesComment
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By the sounds of things the Silver and Black film at Sony was benched because the studio wasn't sure it would work without Spider-Man's involvement in the plot.Comment
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