The next single-player movie "Spider-Man 3" about Spider-Man will also be released on July 16, 2021. Marvel President Kevin Fitch will still be the producer and strictly enforce "Spider-Man 3" check. A result like
is beneficial to both parties, at least for now, Sony and Disney are mutually beneficial. Having said that, Spider-Man will not stay in the Marvel Cinematic Universe forever. Sony agreed to let Spider-Man continue to appear in the two Marvel movies. What happens after the collaboration between the two movies ends? Do you want to sign a new agreement?
Now, "Spider-Man 3" to be released on July 16, 2021 has been confirmed. Another Marvel movie in which Spider-Man will participate has not yet been made public, and it may be the future "Avengers 5".
Tom Holland has to appear in the MCU at least twice. Many fans believe that after 2022, Sony and Disney will either part ways or continue to work together to reach another longer-term agreement.
In the next 3 years, the two sides will make two more Marvel movies about Spider-Man. However, Spider-Man will soon return to Sony’s embrace. If Disney wants Spider-Man to remain in Marvel, they need to negotiate some new ones. Terms.
According to internal sources, it is expected that in a few years, Sony and Disney will be able to work out a new agreement that will allow both parties to share the role of Spider-Man, but one of the things Sony hopes to get from Marvel is "Deadpool." And "X-Men". It is unclear to what extent it hopes these characters will be reflected in Sony's movies, but as far as we know, Sony hopes to allow these characters at least in their own movies. This does not necessarily mean that we will see Wolverine and Venom appear in the same frame in the future, but Sony definitely wants to get the rights to use the mutants, and they may negotiate a new agreement with Disney.
Simply put, if Marvel wants to keep Spider-Man, it may have to hand over "Deadpool" and "X-Men"! The above
is just the speculation of Marvel veterans. Perhaps Marvel’s "Deadpool" and "X-Men" will become another "Avengers" in a few years. At that time, Marvel will not take it easily. X-Men and Deadpool in exchange for Sony's Spider-Man.
So the question is, do you think it is better for Spider-Man to stay in Marvel, or to leave Marvel?
