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Sony Spider-Verse discussion thread

doesn't help when they film on public streets lmao

The suit, at least the little bit they showed reminds me of the Toby McGuire Suit
 
Not just Mark Ruffalo but Michael Mando's return as Mac Gargan as the Scorpion is also confirmed.

I'm always for more Mark Ruffalo's Banner but I'm especially happy Mando is finally return to reprise the role in full earnest. I've been a big fan of his since Better Call Saul and I look forward to seeing him sink his teeth in this role.

Now I can't help but wonder if J.K. Simmons also returns or if they'll do a different origin.
 
I'm glad to hear that we'll be getting more Hulk/Banner, he's always been one of my favorite MCU characters.
I was shocked we were getting a teaser already, but then when I realized what it actually was it made sense. I'm still glad to at least get a little something to start to get us hyped for it.
I watched the first episode of Eyes of Wakanda, and I liked a lot. My only real complaint is that
Wakanda from 12something BC, doesn't really seem all that different from Wakanda of today.
 
Captaindemotion said:
Well, instead of leaks, here are some announcements
www.hollywoodreporter.com

Mark Ruffalo Returning as the Hulk for ‘Spider-Man 4’

But wait, that's not all.
www.hollywoodreporter.com www.hollywoodreporter.com
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He's actually been rumored since May

www.superherohype.com

Spider-Man 4 Rumor Reveals Hulk’s Role in Brand New Day

Mark Ruffalo is reportedly reprising Hulk in Spider-Man 4, which is slated to debut in theaters on July 31, 2026.
www.superherohype.com www.superherohype.com


Rehearsals are tomorrow for the start of the Glasgow/NYC sequences, they aren't going to be able to hide some of the cast or characters for much longer.


A Villain’s faction revealed according to SpiderMan_Newz set photos:

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If you've played the PS4 2018 game you might recognize the emblem

They're already looking for an asian male who will likely play Martin Li.
 
Suit reveal
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Tom Holland "It’s day one, my fourth ever day one on ‘Spider-Man [...] "It’s funny, putting the suit on, it feels different this time, somehow. It’s also the first time we ever had fans on set day one, so it’s really exciting to share this with them."

So one might say it's a...Brand New Day One? ;)
 
ew.com

New York Comic Con 2025 panels: 'Game of Thrones' prequel, X-Men reunion, more (exclusive)

Here's the New York Comic Con 2025 lineup of panels, including 'Game of Thrones' prequel 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,' 'X-Men' and 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. reunions, 'It: Welcome to Derry,' and more.
ew.com ew.com

Sony Pictures Panel & Footage
Sony Pictures will host a panel with special guests and showcase new footage from films soon to be released exclusively in movie theaters. Please be advised that materials shown at this presentation are intended for mature audiences.


Saturday, Oct. 11, 7:45 p.m., Empire Stage
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Did anyone ever put up a dedicated review thread to Venom: the last dance? This afternoon, I had the house to myself and wanted to watch something undemanding that I wouldn’t get annoyed if I had to interrupt it or could half watch. So I opted for this. Again, as with the first two, it benefits from the triumph of low expectations. If you didn’t like them, you won’t like this. And if you liked them, you should enjoy this, though it’s probably the weakest of the three and doesn’t add an awful lot. But as before, the banter between Hardy and his symbiote makes it watchable, more so than the CGI or action scenes did. Seeing as Havoc disproved my theory that Hardy can make any movie watchable, the Venom films must have some merit of their own, all the same.

Can only guess that the makers are Ted Lasso fans, given some of the appearances here.

Without giving away too much, the ending is actually quite affecting.
 
Captaindemotion said:
Did anyone ever put up a dedicated review thread to Venom: the last dance? This afternoon, I had the house to myself and wanted to watch something undemanding that I wouldn’t get annoyed if I had to interrupt it or could half watch. So I opted for this. Again, as with the first two, it benefits from the triumph of low expectations. If you didn’t like them, you won’t like this. And if you liked them, you should enjoy this, though it’s probably the weakest of the three and doesn’t add an awful lot. But as before, the banter between Hardy and his symbiote makes it watchable, more so than the CGI or action scenes did. Seeing as Havoc disproved my theory that Hardy can make any movie watchable, the Venom films must have some merit of their own, all the same.

Can only guess that the makers are Ted Lasso fans, given some of the appearances here.

Without giving away too much, the ending is actually quite affecting.
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Ì also saw it, and can agree eith what you said...we paid money to see it in theater... but your standards make more sense for this movie.

Oh, and I am thinking that for any Sony movies other than with Tom Holland, I don't think anyone else cares about spoilers about non Spidey spiderverse movies
 
Captaindemotion said:
Did anyone ever put up a dedicated review thread to Venom: the last dance? This afternoon, I had the house to myself and wanted to watch something undemanding that I wouldn’t get annoyed if I had to interrupt it or could half watch. So I opted for this. Again, as with the first two, it benefits from the triumph of low expectations. If you didn’t like them, you won’t like this. And if you liked them, you should enjoy this, though it’s probably the weakest of the three and doesn’t add an awful lot. But as before, the banter between Hardy and his symbiote makes it watchable, more so than the CGI or action scenes did. Seeing as Havoc disproved my theory that Hardy can make any movie watchable, the Venom films must have some merit of their own, all the same.

Can only guess that the makers are Ted Lasso fans, given some of the appearances here.

Without giving away too much, the ending is actually quite affecting.
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We watched this recently, and I agree the ending was quite affecting.
 
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