"Spider-Man Homecoming" early reactions - generally good...

"Spider-Man Homecoming" early reactions - generally good... Jun 25, 2017 22:53:11 GMT

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Post by ThatGuy on Jun 25, 2017 22:53:11 GMT

Jun 25, 2017 17:12:45 GMT summers8 said:

Jun 25, 2017 16:24:51 GMT ThatGuy said:

Not really. Spider-man 2 was too Raimi. You can tell they gave him more slack on that leash (probably even let it go). It was way too corny.

if we call spiderman 2 corny, what are we going to call the mcu movies?

from the reviews none has said it is better than spiderman 2. the reviews has all the makings of a standard mcu movie. I feel sorry for spiderman, sharing the rights has messed up the series more than ever. sony wants a spiderman film series , disney is not interested in utilising the full potential of a spiderman series.

Sure MCU fans would want venom to turn out bad because they are scared. venom is a fantastic villain, if sony gets him right it will be the end of spiderman in the mcu and from what I see, the mcu needs spiderman more than spiderman needs them.

Spider-man 2 was corny because of Raimi's Evil Dead 2 style injected into the movie. It was kept under control in the 1st one, but the second one he went nuts. There were too many callbacks to Evil Dead like the chainsaw and using the tentacles for the Deadite POV.

Other way around. The MCU has been doing great without Spider-man. Spider-man's last 3 outing have been failures (even though I liked TASM). Sony is using the MCU to bring Spider-man's popularity back. And no one wants Venom to be bad. The problem is the studio making the movie. Not saying that MS should make it, but what I am saying is that Sony has a bad track record as of late. And I'm not talking about box office. A movie with a title that people want to see will make money. The problem is when the movie isn't good to earn that box office. You guys get on this studio war defensive and don't listen to what people are actually saying. Spider-man can get killed in the MCU in Homecoming and it will not effect the MCU one bit. Hell, there are other spider themed characters in Marvel that isn't associated with Spider-man. If they really wanted to they could use some of them.

Also, Venom can be a fantastic villain if handled correctly. Remember Spider-man 3? That was a Sony movie right? Remember when Eddie Brock got cancer from the symbiote in the comics?