r/Marvel • u/Weird-Wafer-6790 Spider-Man (Tom Holland) • Jul 28 '26

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u/DM_your_problem Jul 29 '26

finally, for first time in history we have spiderman 4. what a day!

Sony finally cracked the formula after two attempts let marvel do it

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u/GatorBo69 Jul 29 '26

Sony should LITERALLY make a deal with the MCU to make all of the movies they have the rights to and make it so Sony doesn’t incur any potential losses but gets a % of any gains. If I was running Sony, that’s what I’d do.

All the money the MCU made them from the use of SpiderMan was more than lost prob 2x by them making all of their own movies, Morbius, Kraven, Madame Webb, the overall Venom trilogy, etc.

When will they learn?

Plus it would let the MCU to truly flex every single muscle they have and we would all win!

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u/PersimmonLittle7651 Jul 29 '26

Actually Venom did make money, but rest yeah, pure, unadulterated garbage.

Wish they would do a follow up regarding what happened with the blob of Venom left over after he traveled the universes, but I guess we ain't getting proper Venom until Spidey 5 or something.

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u/Redrum_71 Jul 30 '26

My bet is on Secret Wars. That's the comic accurate origin of Venom.

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u/Introverted_Fish Aug 02 '26

This is a wild punt, but what if Peter's genes continue going haywire and he does start developing into Man-Spider. Then the symbiote "fixes" things for him and thats why he initially keeps it. He could end secret wars with the black suit, and the next Spider-Man solo project picks up with him learning more and getting it off.

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u/GatorBo69 Jul 29 '26

Not all 3 Venom movies together

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u/DayMysterious4717 Jul 30 '26

the venom movies were all profitable. The first one was a big hit and other 2 did decent

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u/StanTheManBaratheon Aug 01 '26

Actually Venom did make money, but rest yeah, pure, unadulterated garbage.

Garbage can make money. I don't want to take anything away from the fans, but even Venom 1 felt like it was written by someone who only read the mid-90s, trashy and overexposed "we can't let popular characters be villains" Venom.

It's shocking how affecting Venom's original introduction was around ASM #300, where something is attacking Peter that doesn't trigger his Spider-Sense, and that book just opens with a panel of MJ, curled up in a ball, in absolute terror after being accosted by Eddie with the symbiote.

On one hand, I hope we can get a more horror-tinged Venom done right, but at this point I feel like he's been done too many times that it would make audiences groan. Until then, it's Tom Hardy doing slapstick in a fishtank all the way down.

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u/PersimmonLittle7651 Aug 01 '26

I didn't say it was good, but compared to rest it wasn't half bad, it was kinda fun even if it wasn't faithful at all. But the fact is Venom is already in the main universe, it's just a matter of time before we meet Eddie of our universe and get proper Venom.

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u/Tyr6302 Jul 30 '26

Sony get 75% from thsi movies i think they're good 🤣🤣

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u/Pinewood74 Jul 30 '26

All the money the MCU made them from the use of SpiderMan was more than lost prob 2x by them making all of their own movies, Morbius, Kraven, Madame Webb, the overall Venom trilogy, etc.

The Venom trilogy made a good deal of money. The first one cleared $250M in profits And the second and third one made tidy profits for themselves as well.

I'd hazard a guess that across the Spider Villain solo film portfolio Sony was pretty much break-even. If not, only a modest loss. Nowhere near the disaster that you're implying by saying that even in including the 3 (or 4) MCU Spidey films that Sony is still deep in the red.

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u/angrynutrients Jul 30 '26

Spiderman with Venom and then getting Miles would probably end up beating Doomsday/Endgame lmao.

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u/Aras_Deolord Jul 31 '26

Well, they need to show losses for tax filing and money laundering purposes.

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u/DarwinBlinks Jul 31 '26

Makes sense. TH's the greatest Spider-Man. TM was a bit too detached as good as he was as Spidey. TH is more THERE.

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u/MardelMare Jul 31 '26

A Brand New Day even

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u/Optimus_Rhyme_13 Aug 01 '26

Are we counting Civil War as a Spidey film?

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u/DM_your_problem Aug 01 '26

are you serious?? Civil war is not even an Avenger movie!!

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u/Optimus_Rhyme_13 Aug 01 '26

Ah I forgot about FFH that movie is very forgettable 😂

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u/lurkingotter09 Aug 02 '26

thats what im sayiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin, let marvel cook :3

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u/Chance_Commercial892 Jul 30 '26

Plse tell me that we are getting another solo movie of tom Holland like these ?? Will we get it or just Avengers shit cuz i don't understand the spider man will return ..i hope we get a solo movie