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Spiderman Connected to MCU


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So a recent rumor suggests that Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios are talking aboutconnecting Spider-Man with The Avengers. While these rumors have exploded since the most recent report, these rumors have actually been going around for a couple of years. In fact, at one time, there was supposedly a plan to include the Oscorp Tower in the firstAvengers movie.

Now, Entertainment Weekly has weighed in to both sort of discredit the rumors and also confirm them in a way. In regards to if Spider-Man will be joining the Avengers on the big screen in the near future, EW says their sources confirm that will not be the case. However, EW then goes on to claim that according to their sources it’s a possibility down the road.

According to their report, Sony isn’t interested in sharing Spider-Man at the moment. Sony is reportedly definitely going ahead with Sinister Six. The studio has a great writer/director in Drew Goddard, so they seem to be confident that he can produce a Spider-Man spinoff that will be a hit with audiences.

However, if Sinister Six flops, then reportedly Sony could consider doing a deal with Marvel Studios. Of course, this is nothing different than most fans without sources have speculated online. Sony has to make a film utilizing the Spider-Man characters every three years in order to retain the license. We’re assuming that Sinister Six will include Spider-Man in some form or fashion and will count as a Spider-Man film.

 

 

http://comicbook.com/2014/10/08/rumors-on-what-has-to-happen-for-spider-man-to-join-the-avengers/

 

 

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Don't know why Spiderman is so hard for Sony to get right. there are reports that they may reboot it again after Spiderman 2 didn't sit too well with critics and didn't make the money they had hoped for.

 

Spiderman 2 was Superman Returns. We really wanted it to be good but it wasn't.

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at this point I'd rather spiderman go back to mcu AFTER avengers 3....trust me I hate sony for pretty much butchering spiderman and would love him to be part of the MCU, but at this point it wouldn't make any sense and would screw up the dynamic they are building 

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I'm 100% opposite of those guys who think that if it isn't Marvel studios produced it's poo. But I 100% support Marvel getting the rights back to Spider-Man. Sony has fuged up way too often for me to have faith in them anymore.

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I'm 100% opposite of those guys who think that if it isn't Marvel studios produced it's poo. But I 100% support Marvel getting the rights back to Spider-Man. Sony has fuged up way too often for me to have faith in them anymore.

 

We just would like our characters to freely move through the MCU like they do in the comics.

 

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