Spider-Man: Homecoming (July 7, 2017)

[Tyrath]

They gotta make newsworthy articles without knowing shit so thats how it goes.

[6souls]

Vincent D'Onofrio's Kingpin will not appear
https://twitter.com/vincentdonofrio/...02308106768384

There was a rumor that he would.

[Obsidian]

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/spider...nd-the-a142229

Storyboards released for the canceled fourth Toby movie. Villains would have been Mysterio and Vulture.

[Alistaire]

Anne Hathaway was set to play The Vulturess

dodged a bullet there...

[Eurell]

Why don't people like Anne Hathaway haha

[Hirronimus]

Why don't people like Anne Hathaway haha

Oh I dunno, maybe because she literally begged for an Oscar?

[Eurell]

What does that have to do with her acting? Maybe I havent seen her enough, but I can't think of a movie she didnt do well in.

[Hirronimus]

She can be a great actress, but not likeable as a person. Perhaps that could be a factor why people look at her unfavorably in movies. Or perhaps her style of acting is not what people want in specific roles.

[chazzyphizzle]

her style of acting lol

[Alistaire]

Honestly I meant she dodged a bullet, cause that idea sounded dumb.

[6souls]

SM4 was also supposed to have Rhino, Shocker, Stiltman, and a couple others as villains.

[Insanecyclone]

Shocker? That guy gets 0 respect

[Obsidian]

Shocker was my favourite villain in Spiderman 2 (the game).

[Fhloston]

So this will technically still be a Sony film, but with Marvel creative input and characters? I ask this because while Sony COULD still try to pull off an R rated Spidey (Carnage), if Marvel is more involved now, they won't want that much violence in the MCU. Granted, parts of Winter Soldier and Civil War were pretty fucking violent, but not the level of violence that a Carnage film would demand. I'd really love to see Venom done right on screen, alongside Carnage.

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[Krandor]

They would never do an R rated Spider-Man, Sony likes money.

[Iono]

Spiderman doesn't need to be/ probably shouldn't be. Venom should be, Carnage would have to be!

[Kaslo]

if Marvel is more involved now, they won't want that much violence in the MCU.

Daredevil and Jessica Jones would like a word with you.

[Krandor]

For a Netflix series marketed to a more mature audience? Sure.

For mass market we want all the money and we want it now? Hell nah.

[Alistaire]

For a Netflix series marketed to a more mature audience? Sure.

For mass market we want all the money and we want it now? Hell nah.

This is why those are on the small screen, and it's also why Vincent D'Onofrio's Kingpin wouldn't work at all in a Spiderman movie.

[Hirronimus]

I don't understand this sensitivity on violence in movies that people bitching about. I grew up in the 80s and movies like Rambo, Predator, Conan, Robocop, Mad Max and Aliens just to nane a few, were part of action/sci-fi/fantasy genre that did relatively well and were watched by a very wide group of people. Granted you would not take an eight year old kid to a movie where Spidey drops F-Bombs left and right, but that wouldn't be in his character to bigin with. And violence in comic books is far more widely accessible to younger kids. So if a movie has few more extra blood splatters or jump scares, doesn't mean it won't do well as a comic book movie. Hell, I would love a Venom+Carnage movie to be treated as a horror film or at least a serious thriller. Throw in Peter Parker, who mind you doesn't shy away from using violence to accomplish his goals. And you got a movie about a teenager who has to face down harsh reality of criminal world and you got yourself a decent movie.