This year's SDCC can be said to be a series of surprises. Marvel not only announced the forthcoming fourth stage of "Black Widow", "Eternal Race" and "Shangqi" and other movies, but also announced unfinished movies and reveals Some unknown insider secrets were published, but the sequel to Spider-Man that everyone was looking forward to was completely ignored. What is going on? It turns out that this starts with the ownership of Spider-Man!
Since Marvel sold the copyright of "Spider-Man" to Sony, Sony still has the right to make and distribute Spider-Man movies and have the right to speak. Wait, isn't Spider-Man now in the MCU? Why can't Marvel announce "Spider-Man 3"? In fact, according to the cooperation agreement between Marvel and Sony, Sony stated with a strong attitude that although Spider-Man is a member of the MCU, it can only be Sony and not Man who can publish information about Spider-Man 3 Well, this is why Kevin Feige did not discuss anything about Spider-Man 3 on SDCC at all!
In an interview after the end of SDCC, Kevin Feige mentioned the fourth stage of Marvel movies in the next 2 years. There will be 11 projects going on simultaneously in the universe. But in the SDCC, Kevin Feige announced the fourth stage of the film, logically speaking, there should be only 10, where is the 11th? Perhaps Kevin Feige is clearly suggesting that we have another step in the movie that is about to be announced, but he can't help but say that this movie is most likely the "Spider-Man 3" that everyone is looking forward to!
Why does the editor say this? In fact, readers can review the release dates of "Spider-Man: Homecoming" & "Spider-Man: Far From Home". The two films were only two years apart (2017&2019), and both were released in July. This is in full compliance with Sony One The pattern has always been posted. Although Sony has not announced any "Spider-Man 3" related news so far, as long as you take a closer look at Marvel's announcement that the movies that will be released in 2021 are scheduled for February, May, and November, then you You will find that there is a clear gap between May and November. Ben Meow seriously suspects that this is the release date reserved by Marvel for "Spider-Man 3"! The editor of
hopes that Marvel and Sony can reach an agreement on the copyright and use rights of Spider-Man as soon as possible, and announce and bring the sequel of "Spider-Man" to everyone as soon as possible, because Peter after his identity was revealed in "Spider-Man 2" Everyone cares about where Parker should go!
