“Sometimes Spider-Man has to do the hard thing, even if it breaks Peter Parker’s heart.”
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Peter faces a new life cycle in Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer
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From the cast list, I think it was likely Tramell Tillman, in his undisclosed role that sounds like it could be Morpheus pretending to be a biologist.
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Another trilogy? Has there ever been a fourth film in a Spider-Man series or would that cause the world to end?Jennifer Ouellette said:
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Hang on a tick.
4? Which is right?
I hope to eventually watch:
Spider-Man: Home, Home on the Range
Spider-Man: The Voyage Home
Spider-Man: Home and Away
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Even I did it! It appears Spider-Man naturally gravitates to threes.
Then I shall mention that commers is not a real word.
Ah, a film reference! (Animated gif in spoiler tags to not disturb readers.)
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Correct, the real word has only one "m" (or a "u" as the first vowel...)
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You know how it has been pointed out that Mark Hamill was older when he appeared in The Last Jedi than Sir Alec was for Star Wars?
I'm that old, yes
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It's like Groundhogs' Day only the screenplay writer is stuck having to write a Spiderman movie over and over and over.
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I hear you there. He embodied the innocence of the character. Toby did in the first two, then Spiderman 3 was written on coke or something.
Hollywood won't take chances with new things, unless it's a variation of something that's always worked.
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Funny, I just watched this over the weekend, and I think it might be the best MCU movie.
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Having seen zero Star Wars films, series, or cookery books (I've been busy), I was unaware.
Since Cracked also say that, it must be true!
Which means...
O_O
Mark Hamill is older now than he was in the new Star Wars trilogy!
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Well, I realize that.
But I know with Disney trying to cram every Marvel character ever into the MCU, they've been at least doing feeder series or at least after-credit scenes that put character they're going to feature together in the same place.
I was just wondering if I'd missed an MCU bit where they set that up.
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On this topic, off main topic. If you love bombastic preview voiceovers, this movie is a gem.
In A World…
View: https://youtu.be/EiCwrjV06fI?si=9yUJWXXfajRxBrWS
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Punisher shows up in the Daredevil series, and Matt is Peter's attorney in No Way Home...
I have to assume Matt does not remember getting his retainer, though it would be a source of much puzzlement if somehow he does.
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While it is a lot of Zendaya, that's not necessarily a bad thing.I"m feeling a bit over Zendaya'ed this week. Dune3 yesterday, Spidey today? I suppose Euphoria tomorrow?
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With the teaser showing him getting organic webbing a la Tobey McGuire's Peter, sensory overloads, the DNA changes and the ending "Rebirth" comment, wondering if the narrator is meant to be Morlun and they're trying to adapt the brilliant "The Other" storyline by J. Michael Straczynski.
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The biggest plot hole in No Way Home is expecting the audience to believe that high-level neurosurgeon, former sorcerer supreme, and master of time and space Stephen Strange couldn't keep his concentration while a teenager prattled on about his melodrama. We've seen him handle much higher pressure situations with aplomb, the whole scenario strains credulity!
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It was an entertaining movie to watch, which I guess is truly all you can ask of a movie. I hated how it ended, though. It violated one of the prime tenets of fiction writing - there are certain ways you simply never end a story, and 'It was all just a dream!' is one of them.
If New Day reverses that to any considerable degree to where the story doesn't end on that 'none of it mattered' note, then I'm all for it and will watch it.
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I'm kinda burnt on Marvel in general, but I have loved all of the Tom Holland Spider-Man movies...right up until the end of No Way Home. I hope this makes the best of that sucky ending.
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Oof. There are so many better ways than "It was all just a dream!'
Still, how important is the ending? If the experience along the way was interesting and fun enough, you can still create a classic. For example, the hit anime Escaflowne in which everything falls apart at the end because they were told they had only a few episodes left still made a huge impact on the industry and inspired many future artists and directors.
Or the hit film Spirited Away in which Chihiro hops on a train and the story suddenly ends but people still love the picture and it won awards.
Or the hit experience Mass Effect 3 in which the original promised 'thousands' of endings were actually three...uh maybe not that last one.
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Somehow needy whiny teen drama being Dr. Strange's kryptonite feels perfectly on point to me. Like the whole universe could be collapsing around him and no biggie, but being forced to listen to that is like an itch you can't scratch and it's driving him crazy. If there was a thought bubble I'm sure you'd see Homer Simpson strangling Bart, like why you little...
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I know I'm in the minority here, but I just don't like the MCU Spider-Man. I'm okay with Holland playing the character (he's not great, but not terrible IMHO) but it enrages me just how drastically they changed other characters (MJ, Ned, Uncle Ben (he's just been flat-out absent), Aunt May). My long history with comics, growing up as a kid, really makes it hard for me to "just go with the flow" when they deviate from what happened in the comics. (Yeah, I know... I wish I could get over it, but that's just not easy for me to do).
Thus, normally I'd be totally skipping this movie until it's streaming, and I can watch it for free/on the cheap. But... I love Punisher and (if the rumors are true)
, so I'm prolly going to cave and go see this, just for those 2 characters. (I just have to keep my expectations low because I'm far from convinved that the MCU is out of the slump it's largely fallen into the last several years).
Thus, normally I'd be totally skipping this movie until it's streaming, and I can watch it for free/on the cheap. But... I love Punisher and (if the rumors are true)
Jean Grey/Marvel Girl will be making her debut in this movie as well
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Yeah, but the alternative is Eternals 2 (doesn't anyone else want to know what Starfox is up to? Anyone?), or they could explore the C-list. Here's some thoughts for the pitch-board:
Alpha Flight : First Class, Eh!
ROM : Spaaaaaaace Knight
Rick Jones : Teen Avenger
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Daredevil is not confirmed to be in this movie. There are rumors but nothing's for sure.
And it's always the rights to these characters that cause such issues. Sony owns the rights for almost all the Spidey-related characters, so for Marvel to be able to have them appear in their MCU films, they have to hash things out with Sony. Hell, I'm amazed they've been able to work things out as many times as they have, just to have Spider-Man appear in some MCU movies.
2 big, mega-wealthy corpos acting like spoiled brats fighting in a sandbox... Yeah, that tracks.
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The only thing less interesting than the release of another superhero movie is the release of a new smartphone.
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To quote B5, GIANTS IN THE PLAYGROUND.2 big, mega-wealthy corpos acting like spoiled brats fighting in a sandbox... Yeah, that tracks.
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I didn't get "it was all just a dream" from it at all. Everyone forgot who SpiderHyphenMan was, but his actions still had real effects, especially on all those villains he redeemed. So long as real effects happened, it could all be a LITERAL dream and still matter. Like... you know, Nightmare on Elm Street. Kids actually died even if it was all just a dream. It being a dream isn't the issue if there's still lasting consequences.
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Sony has been product-placing their own products in their movies forever. Usually they don't feature it that heavily in a trailer, but it's always been there.
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You do know that was the premise of The Wizard of Oz movie, right?
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Also Jacob's Ladder, American Psycho, Inception and many other classics.
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To be fair, this incarnation of Spider-Man's real superpower is getting under the skin of other superheroes.
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Hey. Inception might have been a dream.
But, to the point of "sucky ending," I would hope they NOT undo the gut punch of No Way Home's ending.
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I dreamt it was a dream about dreaming... I think.We know for sure at least some of it was a dream
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Disney's timed exclusive for Disney+ ends this year so this film will probably be Netflix first.
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That is no longer in effect after the negotiation between Sony and Disney to have Spider-Man appear in Captain America: Civil War.
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That was the legendary Keith David! (Goliath from Disney's Gargoyles and hundreds of live action film and TV roles and animation film and TV roles).
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This reminds me even Captain Kirk was fed up with All World, All Galaxy, All Universe saving.
In Star Trek Generations, Kirk is pulled into a pocket universe that could be called heaven. Picard goes in decades later and tries to convince Kirk to return with him to save a world.
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Kirk: You say history considers me dead. Who am I to argue with history?
Picard: You're a Starfleet officer. You have a duty!
Kirk: I don't need to be lectured by you. I was out saving the galaxy when your grandfather was in diapers. Besides which, I think the galaxy owes me one.
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Well, seeing the full trailer has me uncharacteristically excited for this one, especially for some more Jon Bernthal’s Punisher.
My boy’s been through some real rough times, so how about a little respect — for the hyphen, that is.
My boy’s been through some real rough times, so how about a little respect — for the hyphen, that is.
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Ahhhhhh. Now that you mention it, that's 100% Goliath. That's why it sounded so familiar that I thought it must be Jones. Thank you!
So now my question becomes: does David have a role in the film, or is he just in the trailer?
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