Well, by now everyone knows that the most famous sequence of "Avengers: Infinite Warfare" is the decimation of Thanos, which sweeps half of the Marvel Film Universe. In a touching scene, we see the young Spider-Man slowly crumbling - such a powerful image, with the Marvel Comics icon dying before his eyes, that it was hard to contain the excitement in the movies.

Revelation that Spider-Man would return in next movie leaked ahead of time

Everyone who reads the comic knows that the characters, except for a few, do not stay dead long. Still, the impact of the snap of his fingers created a commotion and even doubt if we would actually get the heroes back in "Avengers: Ultimatum." Here was an unplanned anticlimax, which was the beginning of the marketing campaign for Spider-Man's next movie adventure.

Source: Sony Pictures

Sony, which has a deal with Marvel Studios, left the tight schedule for the mandatory release in 2019, as well as the release of the movie when the crowd was still in mourning. That spawned a big spoiler that not only revealed the revival of Peter Parker, but Nick Fury and Maria Hill - and positioned the adventure “right after Avengers 4, ” according to producer Amy Pascal, head of the giant's entertainment arm. Japanese

Sony-imposed timing can complicate Marvel Studios

Those who see Marvel movies being successful today don't realize that Marvel Comics and Marvel Entertainment filed for bankruptcy in 1999 and the company just didn't go bankrupt because it was able to negotiate the rights of several characters to Fox, Universal and Sony - at this time, pre- Bryan Singer's X-Men, comic book adaptations were rarely successful.

Sony can use no less than 900 Marvel characters, all linked to Spider-Man

Spider-Man, who is Marvel's “face”, was sold for the $ 7 million “trifle” and the others must have come out for less, with an absurd clause that allows studios to use them for life, as long as movies related to these properties will be released at a certain time - some heroes have returned to Marvel Studios because of this, such as Blade, Ghost Rider and Punisher.

X-Men and Fantastic Four are now with Marvel Studios with Disney's Fox purchase, and both Hulk and Arachnid have somewhat complicated partnerships. The one of the Emerald Giant follows in secrecy, but still linked to Universal. Already the deal with Sony revolves around a symbiosis, with the pardon of the pun with the Spider.

Source: Sony Pictures

Sony owns no less than the rights to 900 Spider-Man characters, and with the success of the animated Spider-Man: No Spider-Man and the unlikely hit "Venom, " it shouldn't "drop the bone anytime soon". . On the contrary, Amy advanced to Vanity Fair which has many plans for this whole crowd.

Sony's new movies to follow in “parallel universe”

Amy said a sequel to "Spider-Man: No Spider" is already underway, with a novel by Miles Morales and Gwen Stacy, and the Sinister Sextet project, which brings together the Big Friends of the Neighborhood villains, is also in the works. foot In fact, the executive even almost revealed a little more about it. “There is a world in which everything comes together. But I can't talk about it right now. ”

Sony already has plans to launch several "Spider-Man: No Spider" spin-offs

In addition, there are plans for animation spin-offs with Spider-Ham and Gwen Stacy and the introduction of Silk and Spider-Woman; and live action by other villains and antiheroes, such as Morbius (with Jared Leto), Kraven, Black Cat, Silver Sable, among others. That is, the franchise, which was threatened after the latest endeavors of Sam Raimi and Marc Webb, is now going wild - including a hit game on the shelves and a boom in comics.

For Marvel Studios, that's not exactly good news. This is because, in addition to not being able to use all properties the way you want, it is also “tied” to the Sony calendar. That is, what happens to Arachnid in MCU will always be hostage to the disclosure window of the Japanese giant.

Source: Marvel Comics

Well, as long as the movies keep bringing Peter Parker along with the Avengers, I don't think it makes that much of a difference either, does it?

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