Captain America: Civil War (May 6, 2016)

[jye4ever]

 

[jye4ever]

Spoiler:

Published December 16, 2014 by Devin FaraciCould Spider-Man Still Appear In CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR?

Sources weigh in on Spider-Man's possible crossover with the MCU.


Last week Latino Review revealed that Marvel's plan for Spider-Man, were they ever able to free him from Sony, would have been to recast the role and reboot the story - start over again from scratch. Kevin Feige and friends wanted Spider-Man for Captain America: Civil War, but Sony's inability to work out a deal squashed that.

Then Mashable combed through the leaked Sony emails and discovered that in October Sony was considering the ins and outs of licensing Spider-Man to Marvel for Captain America: Civil War and possibly even a solo movie set in the MCU. This leads to the belief that it could still be possible for Spider-Man to show up in Civil War.

I reached out to my sources in Marvel and followed up on all of this - what's the realistic chance of Spider-Man being in Civil War? According to my sources that ship has sailed and Spidey is not in the current conception of Civil War. The movie will go ahead without Peter Parker.

For now. That's an important note here; there's always the possibility that Spider-Man gets himself a cameo in the film, some sort of post-credits sting. The process on these films is fluid, and Marvel relies heavily on additional shooting, so nothing is in stone until the film is in theaters. But anyone hoping that the word of Sony and Marvel negotiating could mean Peter Parker having a major role in Civil War should put that hope away.

One of my sources reiterates that Winter Soldier will be central to the story, and that there have been hints planted through the Marvel movies as to how that works. When I asked if the fact that Winter Soldier killed Tony Stark's parents could have anything to do with it, my source noted that it was an interesting line of thought. That's not quite a confirmation, but it makes an awful lot of sense that a conflict between Tony Stark and Steve Rogers starts when Tony finds out Steve's best friend killed his mom and dad.

 

[RIDDICK]

No Spider-man is good.
This movie is already a VS with lots of cameos instead of a solid solo, no need to **** it up even further.

 

[karamazov80]

I don't care if it is bad for the movie or not (though I seriously doubt it would be). If there's a means of introducing Spidey into the Marvel Studios-verse, that trumps just about anything else for me at this point. Spider-Man is the most important Marvel character in existence, and should be responsible for the best, most compelling comic book movies out there. So, if this leads to that, then go for it Marvel.

 

[ironwez20]

Yea I strongly believe we will see spidey soon he'll maybe even in age of ultron who knows. I just want to see spidey back on top.

 

[EVILFACE]

No strings on Ultron, but maybe webs?

 

[Shawpaw]

No strings on Ultron, but maybe webs?

win!!

 

[Darth Snoopy]

Spoiler:

Published December 16, 2014 by Devin FaraciCould Spider-Man Still Appear In CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR?

Sources weigh in on Spider-Man's possible crossover with the MCU.


Last week Latino Review revealed that Marvel's plan for Spider-Man, were they ever able to free him from Sony, would have been to recast the role and reboot the story - start over again from scratch. Kevin Feige and friends wanted Spider-Man for Captain America: Civil War, but Sony's inability to work out a deal squashed that.

Then Mashable combed through the leaked Sony emails and discovered that in October Sony was considering the ins and outs of licensing Spider-Man to Marvel for Captain America: Civil War and possibly even a solo movie set in the MCU. This leads to the belief that it could still be possible for Spider-Man to show up in Civil War.

I reached out to my sources in Marvel and followed up on all of this - what's the realistic chance of Spider-Man being in Civil War? According to my sources that ship has sailed and Spidey is not in the current conception of Civil War. The movie will go ahead without Peter Parker.

For now. That's an important note here; there's always the possibility that Spider-Man gets himself a cameo in the film, some sort of post-credits sting. The process on these films is fluid, and Marvel relies heavily on additional shooting, so nothing is in stone until the film is in theaters. But anyone hoping that the word of Sony and Marvel negotiating could mean Peter Parker having a major role in Civil War should put that hope away.

One of my sources reiterates that Winter Soldier will be central to the story, and that there have been hints planted through the Marvel movies as to how that works. When I asked if the fact that Winter Soldier killed Tony Stark's parents could have anything to do with it, my source noted that it was an interesting line of thought. That's not quite a confirmation, but it makes an awful lot of sense that a conflict between Tony Stark and Steve Rogers starts when Tony finds out Steve's best friend killed his mom and dad.

Interesting if true.

Hopefully the Sony execs gets their heads out of their ******s and either sells Spidey back to Marvel or works with Marvel to produce a good story.

 

[Sachiel]

No strings on Ultron, but maybe webs?

 

[Uncanny Web-Slinger]

Interesting if true.

Hopefully the Sony execs gets their heads out of their ******s and let the director and writers at Sony produce a good story themselves

 

[pturtle]

Spoiler:

Published December 16, 2014 by Devin FaraciCould Spider-Man Still Appear In CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR?

Sources weigh in on Spider-Man's possible crossover with the MCU.



Last week Latino Review revealed that Marvel's plan for Spider-Man, were they ever able to free him from Sony, would have been to recast the role and reboot the story - start over again from scratch. Kevin Feige and friends wanted Spider-Man for Captain America: Civil War, but Sony's inability to work out a deal squashed that.

Then Mashable combed through the leaked Sony emails and discovered that in October Sony was considering the ins and outs of licensing Spider-Man to Marvel for Captain America: Civil War and possibly even a solo movie set in the MCU. This leads to the belief that it could still be possible for Spider-Man to show up in Civil War.

I reached out to my sources in Marvel and followed up on all of this - what's the realistic chance of Spider-Man being in Civil War? According to my sources that ship has sailed and Spidey is not in the current conception of Civil War. The movie will go ahead without Peter Parker.

For now. That's an important note here; there's always the possibility that Spider-Man gets himself a cameo in the film, some sort of post-credits sting. The process on these films is fluid, and Marvel relies heavily on additional shooting, so nothing is in stone until the film is in theaters. But anyone hoping that the word of Sony and Marvel negotiating could mean Peter Parker having a major role in Civil War should put that hope away.

One of my sources reiterates that Winter Soldier will be central to the story, and that there have been hints planted through the Marvel movies as to how that works. When I asked if the fact that Winter Soldier killed Tony Stark's parents could have anything to do with it, my source noted that it was an interesting line of thought. That's not quite a confirmation, but it makes an awful lot of sense that a conflict between Tony Stark and Steve Rogers starts when Tony finds out Steve's best friend killed his mom and dad.

The ending of that article regarding TWS sounded great, I hope thats true. I wonder if TWS is going to make an appearance in Ant-Man now.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Spoiler:

Published December 16, 2014 by Devin FaraciCould Spider-Man Still Appear In CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR?

Sources weigh in on Spider-Man's possible crossover with the MCU.


Last week Latino Review revealed that Marvel's plan for Spider-Man, were they ever able to free him from Sony, would have been to recast the role and reboot the story - start over again from scratch. Kevin Feige and friends wanted Spider-Man for Captain America: Civil War, but Sony's inability to work out a deal squashed that.

Then Mashable combed through the leaked Sony emails and discovered that in October Sony was considering the ins and outs of licensing Spider-Man to Marvel for Captain America: Civil War and possibly even a solo movie set in the MCU. This leads to the belief that it could still be possible for Spider-Man to show up in Civil War.

I reached out to my sources in Marvel and followed up on all of this - what's the realistic chance of Spider-Man being in Civil War? According to my sources that ship has sailed and Spidey is not in the current conception of Civil War. The movie will go ahead without Peter Parker.

For now. That's an important note here; there's always the possibility that Spider-Man gets himself a cameo in the film, some sort of post-credits sting. The process on these films is fluid, and Marvel relies heavily on additional shooting, so nothing is in stone until the film is in theaters. But anyone hoping that the word of Sony and Marvel negotiating could mean Peter Parker having a major role in Civil War should put that hope away.

One of my sources reiterates that Winter Soldier will be central to the story, and that there have been hints planted through the Marvel movies as to how that works. When I asked if the fact that Winter Soldier killed Tony Stark's parents could have anything to do with it, my source noted that it was an interesting line of thought. That's not quite a confirmation, but it makes an awful lot of sense that a conflict between Tony Stark and Steve Rogers starts when Tony finds out Steve's best friend killed his mom and dad.

If the US and Cuba can finally get along and maybe "do business", I don't see why Sony and Marvel can't work something out.

 

[Darth Snoopy]

Nice try.

 

[Anzik]

I heard Marvel was in negotiations with Kim Jong Un to buy Spidey back.

 

[ironwez20]

Kim jun un must be a huge spiderman fan. Must of been displeased with asm2 and took action.

 

[jye4ever]

I heard Marvel was in negotiations with Kim Jong Un to buy Spidey back.

 

[Shawpaw]

Sounds like spiderman may still be in play for MCU!

Spider-Man Cameo In

 

[Darth Snoopy]

Sound spike spiderman may still be in play for MCU!

Spider-Man Cameo In

Would be cool if true!

As I said before, Sony Execs need to get their heads out of their ******s!

 

[Khev]

I love how the headline of the article is "Spider-Man Cameo In ‘Captain America: Civil War’ A Done Deal" but then they close with "However, it's still uncertain if 'The Amazing Spider-Man' will really make an appearance in "Captain America: Civil War.' Sony and Marvel have yet to confirm the reports."

 

[RIDDICK]

Pseudo-journalism is a common thing nowadays.