Yeah it would probably be somewhere along the line of Endgame Thor or New Asgard Thor. One term I see being used was Bro Thor.

The writer for the upcoming Black Widow Movie has expressed her unique approach to Superhero Movies.

I'm not certain I fully understand, but in terms of Black Widow, I'll reserve judgement until I see the final product.

https://www.inverse.com/article/5814...ow-mcu-phase-4

Cool, I'll see if it's alright when it comes out. It's a shame that the market right now is just so oversaturated with Marvel movies alone

They didn't announce anything for Deadpool 3. Makes me wonder what is going on with Deadpool and the X-Force movie?

If I recall, didn't Ryan Reynolds have no interest in the X-Force solo film?

She was great in Black Swan in my opinion.

Any good Marvel fansites to speak of? Particularly ones that don't involve a Wiki (or "Fandom" as they go by now)!

So is the MCU Fantastic 4 cast being announced this year at that D23 event thingy?

I highly doubt it, the movie's so early in development that it's not in the phase 4 lineup

Article on the change of direction for the current Daredevil series... showing a Daredevil who has renounced the Daredevil many have known: https://comicbook.com/comics/2019/08...ky-checchetto/

I don't care about a Black Widow movie. They are dead to me since they killed Black Widow.

Disney/Sony Spider-Man deal terminated

Plan X: Disney buys Sony and gains total control of Spider-Man.

Disney already owns 38 percent of the industry, THEY are the reason Spidey is gone, cause they already got all the money in the world. People are acting like Sony's unreasonable when a 50/50 deal gives Sony less than 50 percent of all profits involved with MCU Spidey

Yeah, I'm taking this as good news and hope it starts a trend. While I like some of Disney's recent products, a monopoly on the entertainment industry by a single company to this degree is ultimately bad for art and can only cause more problems as time goes on.

Yeah, Sony's done the smart thing here. Everything ending up under one roof is good in some ways, but when that roof is Disney, I'm not excited by the prospect.

So you do wanna see Spider-Man tank again and go back into mediocrity?

Honestly Sony picked the path that actually gets them less money. From what i can read they’re currently financing everything from production to marketing, and getting a massive share of the profits. Disney wanted to split it all 50/50, including production costs. Which really seems like a net win.
And frankly Disney should have the rights to spider-man, it’s absolutely asinine they don’t.
Like I don’t want to see them get anything else from Sony, but seriously, Marvel should absolutely have the rights to their own friggin characters.

I knew that this was going to happen after their 5 picture deal ended. You had many people that felt like this was going to happen since Disney does not own the movie rights to Spider-Man.

Not to mention, the whole "I want all of my toys in one big box" is rather gross to be honest. It bothers me that some people want Disney to monopolization of media franchises to make big budget corporate blockbusters when most of them are not even good in my opinion.

Into the Spiderverse was not done by Disney and it was fine.

I don’t think anyone is out here saying that Disney should be an actual monopoly, but there’s nothing wrong with the idea of Marvel owning all their own characters again. That’s not a monopoly, that’s literally just them having all their intellectual property again after having to carve off chunks of their media rights a few decades ago.

I wanna see more than one company in the entertainment industry

Yeah, that kinda sucks; but frankly that's just how it is and it's been a problem for a while. If this is the way that starts off Disney not having Literally Every Franchise Ever, then so be it.

I'm fine with Marvel getting their characters back. I just don't want Disney to buy out Sony just to get Spider-Man back. They already own Fox and I don't want them to own another movie studio.

As long as they get Spider-Man back period I’ll be happy too.

I want to keep Spider-Man into the MCU because he has an ongoing story that involves Disney characters, so...Yeah...

My issue here is that Disney is the greedy one yet everyone ia angry at Sony for not wanting a bad deal

I think people are mad at Sony because Spidey was being set up as a major player for the MCU's next phase, and now it's suddenly and abruptly over.

Sounds like a false dichotomy, but okay.

And you know what? My life doesn't depend on whether or not the next Spiderman film is good. I survived SpiderMan 3, back in the day, and there's still tonnes of superhero films coming out.

Literally a day or two ago, they announced intentions to re-release Far From Home in cinemas with deleted scenes. That screams "we didnt make enough money the first time. Give us more please, sheep". Disney wants the money.

There's pros and cons to this situation. Con, Spidey's story in the MCU just abruptly ends on a cliffhanger. Pro, no more Iron Boy Jr in the MCU.

Disney definitely can buy the rights if they want to. They've got the money. I'd rather they do that than buy Sony in its entirety.

I can't tell if that first part is directed at Sony or Disney lmao

But I'm honestly not worried as they still have the same staff planned for the 2 other movies that were contracted so we'll likely still see some good Spidey movies, not to mention the MCU did so well without needing their biggest name so this won't hurt too bad

The first part was obviously directed at Disney. They did the same thing with Endgame, coincidentally during the whole Avatar vs. Endgame thing. Sony's no saint either when it comes to money, but Disney has been more obvious and greedy in recent years.

If Sony is the one who releases Spider-Man, and Disney's profits are based on first day sales, wouldn't that be Sony screaming "More money"?

It's not wise for Sony to pull out now. Finish telling the story with Disney and then do whatever they want with Spider-Man. Now I am not invested in either Sony's Spider-verse or the MCU. The films on the MCU slate for phase 4 do not interest me at all whatsoever. The only thing that would have kept me invested is Spider-Man in the MCU. Hollywood is mostly Disney now, with most if not all films being morally bankrupt and all about greed. I think I am going to stick with tokusatsu to satisfy my superhero thirst, and go back to watching obscure foreign films for other non-active entertainment. At least those still retain creative integrity.

To be fair they still got the same writers on contract iirc, it just means it won't be MCU based anymore

Which also means all character development had with Disney characters will be cut short. Going forward it will be as though those characters never interacted at all. Plus characters like Ned, Michelle, and even the current Aunt May will likely have to be written out or recast due to Disney's stake in those characters as they exist now. Sony will have no choice but to do a soft or maybe even a hard reboot with only Holland and Watts carrying over. Plus Feige is no longer involved and he was a big part of the creative development of the last two live action Spider-Man films.

Inb4 Spider-Man gets suck into another universe for his next movie. It can explain how he can crossover with Venom for a future movie.

Wasn't the deal that whoever owns movie rights gets to use any and every character involved in the franchise? Cause Fox had Negasonic Teenage Warhead and Ike Perlmutter demanded that no more new characters could be introduced to franchises Fox had

At this rate, they will probably reboot Spider-Man again with a teenage Peter Parker. It is going to be hard to do another movie with Tom Holland without referencing anything from the MCU. Also, the MCU is going to have hard time making any references to Spider-Man for future movies.

Honestly I want Sony to be spiteful and make 2099 the next movie with Alchemax cllearly being Disney

I would like to see a 2099 movie or series as well. I'm tired of Peter Parker to be honest which is one of the reasons why I like Into the Spiderverse. How many times can they can reboot Peter Parker without it being stale and repetitive?

It's one of the many reasons I liked Spiderverse too. Peter Parker's been done so many times so now - his ORIGIN story has been done so many times by now - that him being the central young upstart feels wrong now.

But as the predecessor? The mentor? The one to pass the torch? That feels perfect.

What I'm saying is. Peter Parker should be Spiderman's Kamen Rider Ichigo.