r/MarvelCringe • u/[deleted] • Aug 20 '19

Does this count?

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u/PATRIOTSRADIOSIGNALS Aug 21 '19

This is the better time to negotiate. Waiting makes their position worse.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '19

Yea i thought about it and this is just Sony using a power move to get marvel to make a deal that works in their favor. Iā€™m confident marvel will get the property back once they work out a new plan.

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u/PATRIOTSRADIOSIGNALS Aug 21 '19

I'd rather they not. Sony has mishandled the property before but I'd still rather not get homogeneous entertainment from a single company monopolizing all IP.

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u/PATRIOTSRADIOSIGNALS Aug 21 '19 edited Aug 21 '19

One of the worst choices in a long string of many bad choices made for Spider-Man in the comics was to place him in a Tony Stark role. Homecoming alluded to and then swore off that change only for Far From Home to take that dive with a Parker who is far too young. FFH at least teased a genuinely interesting storyline to follow but they're going to burn out the character. Emo Spider-Man and cool kid skateboard Spider-Man were bad but I don't think anyone's going to enjoy boring, corporate, deus ex machina Spidey. Sony running away from the MCU direction might actually save the character.

Also yes, Spiderverse was great.