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The rumors I’ve read have been that Feige wanted to do a smaller, more grounded Spider-Man story. Like Spidey and Daredevil against Kingpin. But Rothman wanted to double down on the multiverse stuff. I thought I read that they’ve reached some sort of in-between compromise, but I don’t really know what the latest rumors are.I trust Pascal a lot more than Tom Rothman.
I really, really, really hope that they don't bring Maguire and Garfield back in this. It worked for No Way Home because it had never been done before and there was a story worth telling. I wouldn't mind seen them pop up again in Secret Wars. But Holland's Spidey deserves his own movie. Just repeating what worked the last time isn't a recipe for long-term success.
If they want to have a more normal Spider-Man film, they could also take the Ant-Man and the Wasp route. That movie came out after Infinity War but takes place before it and didn't catch up with its events until the mid-credits scene.But I believe this movie takes place between Doomsday and Secret Wars. I suspect Doomsday may result in some sort of Universe altering event, so it may actually make more sense for it to involve some multiverse aspects depending on the lead in.
Yeah, they could do something like that. But I think the difference here is that, from what I’ve heard, Spider-Man is supposed to be a major player in Doomsday while Ant-Man wasn’t even in Infinity War. Doing it as a prequel to could still work fine, but it may not go down as smoothly.If they want to have a more normal Spider-Man film, they could also take the Ant-Man and the Wasp route. That movie came out after Infinity War but takes place before it and didn't catch up with its events until the mid-credits scene.
My understanding is that the Russos, Markus and McFeely left Ant-Man out of Infinity War specifically because they didn't want to interfere with what Ant-Man and the Wasp was doing. They asked Peyton Reed to leave Scott in the Quantum Realm to set up Endgame, but that's it.Doing it as a prequel to could still work fine, but it may not go down as smoothly.
If she is playing Jean, that would mean Disney is effectively loaning her out to Sony for this film. Of course, they've done that before with characters like Tony, Happy, "Nick Fury" and Strange, so that wouldn't be unusual. There will probably be at least a couple MCU loans in this film in keeping with the co-production arrangement that Sony and Marvel have.MCU’s Jean Grey
Yeah, there are many other characters of significance she could be playing like Mary Jane Watson, Gwen Stacey, Felicia Hardy (Black Cat), etc…. She could even be an obscure or new character.If she is playing Jean, that would mean Disney is effectively loaning her out to Sony for this film. Of course, they've done that before with characters like Tony, Happy, "Nick Fury" and Strange, so that wouldn't be unusual. There will probably be at least a couple MCU loans in this film in keeping with the co-production arrangement that Sony and Marvel have.
But it seems to me that they'd probably want to hold off on casting Jean until they're pretty sure of what they're going to be doing in the MCU reboot of the X-Men franchise proper. Because that isn't going to be happening until after Secret Wars, I'd think that introducing Jean now puts more restrictions on them for later.
So I'd guess that the Jean rumors are false and that Sink will be playing someone else. But I've been wrong before, so who knows?
Sony has not yet officially confirmed that Zendaya is in the movie at all. I would be absolutely shocked if she wasn't. We know that Holland said that he and Zendaya read the script together. That could just be because of their personal relationship, but it seems much more likely to me that she is going to be in it.Zendaya's presence scaled back due to her numerous other commitments.
I think it would be a little too on the nose to have a Mary Jane Watson opposite this Peter because Zendaya is already his MJ. I know her name is Michelle Jones and she "doesn't go by Watson," but still. It would also be particularly torturous for Peter if he fell for another MJ. I know he's not going to have an easy time of it in one of these movies, but that would be particularly rough.Mary Jane Watson
Mikey Madison has not yet booked another project following Anora. It wouldn't surprise me if Sony/Marvel wants to work with her. But everyone is going to want to work with her now following her Oscar win. So she's going to have a lot of options.I've also seen suggestions that Marvel wants Mikey Madison for Felicia Hardy (Black Cat) for Spider-Man 4.
Sydney Sweeney was already in Madame Web. I'm not sure if that would have any impact on this at all. They obviously don't care about Robert Downy Jr. playing multiple roles, unfortunately. Another valid question is whether Sweeney would even want to do another superhero movie after the negative response to that film. She's also busy this year filming Euphoria (with Zendaya) and is going to do a movie with Coleman Domingo after that wraps. So her availability is another factor.Sydney Sweeney has also been mentioned for this part.
This.but at least they didn't shove the word "Home" in there again.
It is. To keep it relatively spoiler free, Brand New Day was the first storyline where alot of things in Spider-Man's life were 'erased' after Spidey made a deal with Mephisto at the end of the previous arc. I hated the deal with the devil crap but I was already bailing on the series because writer J. Michael Straczynski was leaving after probably 5 years so I never read Brand New Day either. I tend to think that fans hated the changes that basically began in Brand New Day more than the story itself and no writer or story could have overcome the very negative reaction to the changes that Marvel handed the new creative team.I’d have to double check, but I seem to recall “Brand New Day” was the title of a much-derided Spider-Man comic storyline (which I admit I never read).