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Tom Holland 'leaks' Spider-Man: Far From Home (Homecoming sequel)
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Peter consults Strange on magic, not that Strange fights Mysterio. Stark didn't do anything really in terms of the main villain.
The more terrifying possibility, since it's possibly partly set in England:
Spider-Man: Lost in Yorkshire
He tries to ask for directions, but he just can't figure out what anyone is saying.
Again why would Peter consult Strange on magic when Mysterio is not a magical base villain? Mysterio is a tech base villain using skills from his SFX days.
Strange's advice would be useless for Peter and someone like Mysterio would not be on Strange radar unlike how Tome was on Stark's radar.
That's the state directly below New York.It will take place in New Jersey.
Because Mysterio plays himself as magic until it's discovered that it's tricks. Mysterio would do illusions, Peter asks Strange about them or some counter spells, Strange would say he knows of no such spells and that further investigation is required, Mysterio is found out to be using tech and not actual magic.
Edit: Vulture was not on Starks level which is why he had the police handle it.
Yikes. That's not good. He's probably going to be fired. Which sucks cause I thought he was a good Spider Man.
I love hearing his accent.
It's amazing that most foreign actors can mimic an American accent to the point where we don't recognize. Although, if you think about it, there are a lot of accents in the U.S., so any accent this is not a "stereo typical foreigner" accent, probably gets a sub-conscious pass.
It's amazing that most foreign actors can mimic an American accent to the point where we don't recognize. Although, if you think about it, there are a lot of accents in the U.S., so any accent this is not a "stereo typical foreigner" accent, probably gets a sub-conscious pass.
Not really. Homecoming had a double meaning: Peter was going to Homecoming and the Spiderman IP was having a "homecoming" of sorts to the MCU.
The new title illustrates how far from the events of Home(coming) we are as well as how literally far from home Spiderman is.
It works really well as is.
Homeward Bound: The Incredible Spidey
Spiderman 3: No place like home
Spiderman 4: Home is where the heart is
Spiderman 5: Home sweet home
Spiderman 6: My home away from home
Spiderman 7: Origins
Spiderman 4: Home is where the heart is
Spiderman 5: Home sweet home
Spiderman 6: My home away from home
Spiderman 7: Origins
Then Spider-Man 3 can be Spidey, Lockjaw and Black Cat trying to get home.
Spider-Man: Homeward Bound
Spider-Man: Homeward Bound
Spider-Man: Far From Home doesn't really roll off the tongue, but then again Spider-Man: Winter Break/Spring Recess doesn't really fit the idea of Spidey going across the world.
It'll likely grow on me, as Marvel titles do, but I feel like a better title exists.
It'll likely grow on me, as Marvel titles do, but I feel like a better title exists.
Spider Man Going Home
Spider Man Homeless
Spider Man Home Sweet Home
Title makes sense, since, yes, much of the story's going to be set outside of Queens. London and other parts of the globe.
I like how they printed 'CONFIDENTIAL' backwards so when it was 'accidentally' revealed it would be easy to read..
Hmmmm Spider-Man's home is New York.
Sony's Venom is starting out in San Francisco.
You might say San Francisco is.... far from home.
*thinking*
Sony's Venom is starting out in San Francisco.
You might say San Francisco is.... far from home.
*thinking*
Yes came to post this
Third Movie is Spider-Man : Home Alone and is also a soft reboot of the Kevin McCallister Movies where instead of Kevin, Peter Parker finds himself Home Alone without his Aunt May and gets up to all sorts of hijinks when the bad guys (Sinister Six) try to break into his home
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