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Boom.
There it is.

I wonder if this trailer will be kept completely away from Endgame. I'm taking my wife to see Endgame this weekend.

Apparently in the UK the trailer is playing AFTER Endgame, post-credits. No idea if that's going to happen stateside or not...

The more I think of it, the more I think that the Multiverse thing is BS. Or at least, saying "Multiverse" doesn't suddenly mean X-Men, Miles Morales, Spider-Gwen, etc.

First of all, that was just the plot of a film 6 months ago. Also, Mysterio is full of ****, right? Illusions and gas and tricks. Also, Feige recently said that it would probably be a while before we see the X-Men.

But most of all, it's been 3 years (to the day!) since Civil War released. Yes we've seen Spider-Man 4 times in that span, but I don't think they're at all going to start passing the torch. This could be a passing-the-torch from Iron Man to Spider-Man film, not a Spider-verse thing.

Also, Miles Morales could easily pop up because he survived the snap. He's 5 years older. He used to be young, and now he's suddenly a grade below Peter. Something like that.

Mysterio is probably full of it. And if he's not, he's still almost definitely the villain somehow. But even if there is a multiverse, I don't think it means what everyone will want it to mean. Just my two cents.

I like the idea of Mysterio playing everyone, although if everyone's already figured it out then that seems problematic... the only thing wrong with that scenario is how the hell would he be able to fool Nick Fury and Maria Hill as well as all of SHIELD or whatever is left of it?

Can someone explain how much longer Sony owns the Spider Man property, and if or when Disney will acquire it?

Kind of curious as to how that works with Sony borrowing so much of Disney's stuff to do this movie.

I think the initial deal was for 2-3 Spidey films (I've seen both quoted) and 3 teamups. Disney helps them make it, Sony distributes it? Something like that. I think Sony was behind the spoilery Homecoming trailers and the unoriginal poster.

The deal is up soon - either after Far From Home, or its sequel - but both sides claim to be open to more. I've long feared that Sony would try and snatch Tom Holland up and put him in their ****ty villains-verse, but I haven't really read anything from Disney or Sony that makes me think that his days are numbered in the MCU. Thankfully.

Looks like the iron spider suit gets left at home while he goes on vacay. I wouldn't bet on him using it much outside of the first 15 minutes. I'm betting shield has the first suit (which still admittedly has a lot of upgrades built in) and gives it to him in Europe. But it still looks like he loses it for a while, and is just wearing mugger gear.

The black suit is some sort of stealth suit I think.

I like how they replaced the line from the first trailer, "So nice to finally meet you, Spider-Man", since he and Fury were both at Stark's funeral.

As always, Marvel continue to be sneaky con artists with their trailers.

Also, I seriously don't understand the rush to get this movie out so soon after Endgame. The fact that they need to put a spoiler disclaimer on it proves how ridiculous that is.

I wonder how much say Marvel has in the matter? Sony desperately needs hits, and Spider-Man is their top property. I'm guessing Sony can technically release a Spider-Man movie whenever they want, and they clearly work with Marvel to a certain extent, but I'm sure their bottom line has to overrule whatever grand plans Feige has from time to time.

If Captain Marvel is still out in theaters (dollar theaters), one could do a triple feature of CM > Endgame > FFH in a single day.

That seems crazy to me.

I'm sure that's correct. I guess I figured it might have benefited from giving Endgame a little time to breathe, but Antman and the Wasp proves me wrong I'm sure. (Also shows Marvel isn't against doing the same thing.)

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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If Captain Marvel is still out in theaters (dollar theaters), one could do a triple feature of CM > Endgame > FFH in a single day.

That seems crazy to me.

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Yeah, same schedule last year. They've got this down.

Far From Home is going to be extra huge following Endgame. Sony is licking their chops.

TCTTS said:

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I wonder how much say Marvel has in the matter? Sony desperately needs hits, and Spider-Man is their top property. I'm guessing Sony can technically release a Spider-Man movie whenever they want, and they clearly work with Marvel to a certain extent, but I'm sure their bottom line has to overrule whatever grand plans Feige has from time to time.

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I assume that Sony will bow to any requests Marvel makes, as long as Disney keeps lending them the big names from the MCU.

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Sex Panther said:

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Far From Home is going to be extra huge following Endgame. Sony is licking their chops.

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I am sure it will be, given its timing, but a small part of me also wonders to what extent MCU fatigue is setting in for some people since many of us got a sense of closure with Endgame.

This is a situation that has never occurred in cinema before. Even the Harry Potter movies gave some breathing room between series (I am considering the Infinity Saga as a series).

For my part, I am 50/50 on whether I will see it in theaters at all or wait until it is on home video. But I am definitely passing on the opening week either way.

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It's definitely not something I'm counting down the days for opening weekend, but I'll definitely be ready for more marvel in two months and go see it in the theater

I don't understand the thought process behind not wanting to see this opening weekend. The first movie was great, he has been great in all his appearances as spiderman, and its the first movie going forward after End Game. I think this does huge numbers

PatAg said:

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I don't understand the thought process behind not wanting to see this opening weekend. The first movie was great, he has been great in all his appearances as spiderman, and its the first movie going forward after End Game. I think this does huge numbers

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It will probably do similar numbers to Ant Man and the Wasp after IW last summer

It'll be a 10-month wait after FFH, anyway, so people will have a nice long rest before Black Widow. And if you skip that, it's 6 more months until the Eternals. Plenty of time to recharge, or drop out altogether.

A few weeks/months after FFH, we should have the Phase 4 slate laid out, at least.

rhutton125 said:

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The more I think of it, the more I think that the Multiverse thing is BS. Or at least, saying "Multiverse" doesn't suddenly mean X-Men, Miles Morales, Spider-Gwen, etc.

First of all, that was just the plot of a film 6 months ago. Also, Mysterio is full of ****, right? Illusions and gas and tricks. Also, Feige recently said that it would probably be a while before we see the X-Men.

But most of all, it's been 3 years (to the day!) since Civil War released. Yes we've seen Spider-Man 4 times in that span, but I don't think they're at all going to start passing the torch. This could be a passing-the-torch from Iron Man to Spider-Man film, not a Spider-verse thing.

Also, Miles Morales could easily pop up because he survived the snap. He's 5 years older. He used to be young, and now he's suddenly a grade below Peter. Something like that.

Mysterio is probably full of it. And if he's not, he's still almost definitely the villain somehow. But even if there is a multiverse, I don't think it means what everyone will want it to mean. Just my two cents.

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I think the multi-verse is just a teaser for what is to come in future for phase 4. It's Relevant from the snap and works for the plot of FFH to start the talk of the multi-verse.
Do I think they'll introduce X-Men/FF anytime soon? No, but this is how they get away with them not being involved in the past phases. It just opens the door for them to introduce them later (whoever they decide to bring to the MCM).

It seems they are setting us up with Mysterio, I'm sure they will help him but he has an ulterior motive to what he's doing that'll help set up the sinister six later on. He can't stay on the good side

Sex Panther said:

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I like the idea of Mysterio playing everyone, although if everyone's already figured it out then that seems problematic... the only thing wrong with that scenario is how the hell would he be able to fool Nick Fury and Maria Hill as well as all of SHIELD or whatever is left of it?

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Bold bold theory.. What if Nick fury and Maria Hill are in on it too and are from Mysterio's alternate universe and are actually purposely helping the villain?

Spider-Man is one of the top 3 most popular superheroes in comic book history. FFH will do much better than Ant-Man and the Wasp (which wasn't a good movie). Wouldn't be surprised if it does better than Homecoming, which made a lot of money.

Yeah its gonna rake in money. They've got a legit A-Lister for the villain. Tom Holland is more popular every day, and again the Endgame wave will give it an even bigger push. Especially if they showcase a lot of Happy, Nick Fury and him dealing with the loss of Tony.

I'll say 130 opening weekend

It will probably clear a billion worldwide depending on initial reviews. If China gets hot after this Endgame excitement it may do it with mediocre reviews. It is on a different level than Ant man.