Eh, Spider-Man 2 hasn't aged very well. It's full of problems. And No Way Home was utterly gutless.
Eh, Spider-Man 2 hasn't aged very well. It's full of problems. And No Way Home was utterly gutless.
Beyond the Spider-Verse comes out June 17th next year.
I not positive, but I'm pretty sure Lord & Miller have said that it's not.
Spider-Noir is set well before WWII -- no later than 1933, since Prohibition is still in effect. Wikipedia says '33, but in the first episode, the Empire State Building seemed to be still under construction, which would put it in 1930 or early '31. Although I'm not sure the period songs they're using are consistent with that. I think it's probably an alternate-world amalgam of various 1930 stuff, although the cars seem to be of 1920s or early '30s vintage.
Oops, quite right. I wrote the post in a rush before bed. I meant post-WWI.
Either way, wrong time period.
Is it? Apparently the comics character and the animated movie character are from 1933 (the year my father was born, by the way), so it's at least roughly the same period. Although of course, yes, it is a different continuity.
The second film was released in 2023. The third film will be released in 2027, so there is a four-year gap.
I think MJ is going to die. We will see a new MJ after the universe is reset after new Avengers movies. I think Ned might become Hobgoblin.
From the Russo’s instagram:
Perhaps although "dom" is a title of respect meaning lord or owner in Latin.
i wonder if the original release year was 2025 because of the double strike that happened in 2024
what do you mean a universe reset after avengers 5 lol
does that mean the marvel comics movies multiverse is gonna be like what happened in the arrowverse verison of the crisis on infinite earths 5 way crossover where the old arrowverse multiverse is destoryed and a new arrowverse multiverse is created as a reset
From what I have heard the MCU is at the end basically going to be reset. Not only will this explain why the X-Men have been around the entire time but even allows them to recast some characters like maybe a new Tony Stark while keeping some of the holdovers as well.
It was originally supposed to come out on March 29, 2024 according to Wikipedia, but was then pushed back to next year after the strikes.
Scarlett Witch and Doom?
According to the Russo brothers, viewers supposedly won't need to watch all of the previous MCU films to understand Doomsday (per The Hollywood Reporter):
Not exactly sure how that's going to work but I'm curious to find out.
Joe Russo said that they’re “back to phase zero” of the MCU with Doomsday and Robert Downey Jr. playing antagonist Dr. Doom: “That serial shifting and changing and surprising you and then reinventing itself and then shifting and changing and then surprising you — that’s exciting and I think you’re going to see some shifting and changing [with Doomsday]. So, get ready for it. Look, we were with Rob [Downey Jr.] earlier today. We were both talking about this concept that we are back to phase zero. This is starting over from scratch. We want to make sure everybody feels like this isn’t leaning on anything from the past.”
Not exactly sure how that's going to work but I'm curious to find out.
I took another look at that post and the hash tag goes to several posts that highlight Dom Latervia...Coffee. Huh.