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Marvel Cinematic Universe | We had a good run, and now it's over
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Phew. I see you've expanded your hot takes from wrestling to tv. Can't knock the hustle.
That's one of the most outrageously stupid takes I've ever seen.
Jeremy Renner has an app
LMAO
LMAO
2.5 hours worth of awesomeness stretched out across 35 hours of TV. So every Marvel netflix show
the hardest choices require the strongest wills
You couldn't live with your own failure. So where did that bring you? Back to us.
OP
OP
That just means I have to clear a spot on my ignore list.
I do kinda feel bad for the people who put the extended cut together because they likely had nothing to do with the split and the extended cut was basically made specifically for the kinds of people the break up pissed off.
I just saw an ad for the extended cut on my Twitter page and my heart started aching once again
Yeah I thought she was pretty great... I looked forward to seeing more of their interaction now that his secret is out
I think she was well on her way to getting there. FFH really gave her some time to develop her character, and I was really looking forward to seeing how she'd continue to help Peter in the sequel.
Great, now I'm making myself sad :(
I'm almost out of the other end of the grief cycle, but the whole thing really is such a shame. I've been passionately following everything MCU for the past 5+ years, and the way this has all gone down has just destroyed my excitement for the future of both the MCU and Spider-Man films.
I no longer believe Sony/Disney will get something worked out for the next movie, but hopefully someday down the road we'll see Spider-Man back where he belongs as part of the Marvel universe. With how quickly the media landscape continues to change who knows what may be possible eventually.
I no longer believe Sony/Disney will get something worked out for the next movie, but hopefully someday down the road we'll see Spider-Man back where he belongs as part of the Marvel universe. With how quickly the media landscape continues to change who knows what may be possible eventually.
Symbiote: an organism in a partnership with another such that each profits from their being together; a symbiont.Green goblin = Sony
Spidey = Us
Sony is Venom
Rothman likely won't be the studio head of the combined Universal/Columbia when NBCUniversal eventually snaps up Sony Pictures so I agree.
If any of my friends go see this they won't be my friends anymore
Maybe this will give Sony the message
Yeah, it'll be really interesting to see whether Sony ever does sell off the movie/tv studio. In all likelihood it would either be CBS/Viacom or a tech company to snatch them up if anyone did (the DOJ seems unlikely to allow NBCUniversal to do anything). I can only hope that whatever happens in the future will lead to some opportunity for Marvel to reacquire the rights or a new owner who is more interested in playing ball.
Competitively, Sony Pictures doesn't really pose much of an antitrust risk since they lack domestic broadcast stations and given the size of Disney and WarnerMedia, the combined NBCUniversal/Columbia would still be subscale in comparison.
Also Comcast all but said that after Fox, Sony had the most attractive portfolio (Sony has a large presence in India which Comcast clearly wants to tap into). ViacomCBS is too small to competitively bid for Sony. Tech giants seem uninterested in a scaled film and TV Studio (Sony Pictures has very unattractive margins).
So if the rights transfer back in a sale, it shouldn't be too long regardless of who eventually buys them.
The FFH re-release footage is just the Peter's To Do List stuff, which is an extra on the Blu-ray.
LOL I didn't go. No one is. A lot of theaters are showing only one or two seats filled.
Wonder if it's a result of the news or just general apathy towards a rerelease
Would be nice to watch the whole film with it though, unless if people say it makes the flow of the movie worse.
I'd be interested to see the cut scenes but I think the movie definitely benefits from getting the kids on the plane as soon as possible, the one clear issue I think the movie has is that the pre-Mysterio reveal is a little too long as it is.
...man, screw you guys for making me remember FFH, I love that movie and now I have to remember that we're not getting a proper sequel.
...man, screw you guys for making me remember FFH, I love that movie and now I have to remember that we're not getting a proper sequel.
An extended cut of Spider-Man has limited wide appeal to begin with, which is not really something you want to combine with pissing off the exact slice of audience that would be interested in it.
There was less than half a dozen of us in the movie theater. The extra scenes don't do anything for the movie.
Are we not friends anymore? :(
What if the extended version didn't do well and Sony think that mean we don't want mcu Spider-man anymore and make them even more toward leaving mcu for real?
They'd have to be colossal idiots unable to read the room
Sony will blame any future failure on everything and anything but them breaking the JV.
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