5. "Did Joker's success give people the wrong idea?" In response to Reply # 0
Joker himself is a fascinating character, unrelated to Batman, but can be AMAZING when in direct conflict with Batman.
Venom is aight, but not many other Spidey villains are dope without interacting with Spidey himself. Morbs and Kraven are probably at the bottom of that list. It feels like they think they can do whatever movies they want outside of the MCU, but they all feel like misses.
My friend and I get kicks out of what unhinged accent Russell Crowe will do next.
8. "I posted this on Facebook. Guess I'll post it here too." In response to Reply # 5
This stuff really is subjective because a Kraven movie without Spider-Man or a Gotham without Batman or a Smallville where he never puts on the suit is waaaay more interesting to me than watching the same characters do the same things in the same roles over and over and over and over.
11. "Kraven could work well in a Spidey movie" In response to Reply # 5
But, as you said, almost none of Spidey’s villains work without him. You don’t see them fighting other Marvel heroes in the comics all that much besides like Kingpin vs. Daredevil.
15. "This does look like it should be pushed back to Jan. 6, 2024 n/m" In response to Reply # 12
------------------------------------------------------- Keep the crack raps up that shit is double plus what-ever-the-fuck. Everybody's afraid to say that it just sucks to watch talented motherfuckers pretending they sell drugs - EL-P
13. "The Russell Crow thing" In response to Reply # 0
So if this is connected to Spiderman, and Spiderman is connected to the MCU, are there any intentions on connecting Kraven? If so, how does it work with Russell being 2 different people? Or will they forever keep this only in the Spider verse?
16. "Too much going on." In response to Reply # 13
With all the contract/rights shit, it's hard to thread the needle on how to get all of this shit right. I think Morbius kinda/sorta had an MCU tie-in, because Vulture (Keaton) appeared, trying to say he got there by accident from Dr. Strange's actions in No Way Home. The first trailers showed posters from the fuckin PS4/5 Spider-Man game like that was the resident Spider-Man of this universe. Then they removed it for the release like there's no Spider-Man present.
Venom was in the MCU universe for 2 seconds and never got to see Spider-Man in person.
Sony wants the money that the MCU Spidey movies pull in, but has to keep pump-faking on how these characters relate to Spider-Man while not having a Spider-Man to interact with.
17. "Marvel is just keeping them at arm’s length and will continue to do so..." In response to Reply # 16
“Thanks for letting us use Spidey! Here’s your share… Sure, we can have some tie-ins! We’ll give you a villain everyone forgot about and you give us your best character and we’ll do basically nothing with them. Sound good?”
It’s smart, but damn would I love to see Hardy’s Venom and Holland’s SpiderMan interact.
But I'm just sayin. So far I don't recall seeing an actor doing different marvel universes simultaneously like that. It's just kinda interesting to see.
20. "Brolin played Cable and Thanos at around the same time" In response to Reply # 19
>But I'm just sayin. So far I don't recall seeing an actor >doing different marvel universes simultaneously like that. >It's just kinda interesting to see.
I doubt they bring Cable into Deadpool 3, but who knows? He was great in the role.
26. "it doesn't look good" In response to Reply # 0
but it looks about the same as Ant Man, The Eternals, Shang-Chi, Black Adam, Shazam, Doctor Strange...ie, not anything drastically worse than the majority of non-tentpole comic book movies
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