However, after all, this result has caused a lot of people's incomprehension. The two companies in the center of public opinion will inevitably be complained by fans. Judging from the voice of the Internet for such a long time, it is strange that the majority of Disney fans are standing in line.
This has caused one of many people, and even the original "Spider-Man" screenwriter David Cape directly ridiculed the injustice of the fans:
I understand both sides. Disney wants to get what it wants. Obviously, it has become accustomed to acquiring and controlling. But I understand Sony’s feelings better: "Wait, this (Spiderman film adaptation rights) is ours, we own it, you can’t just take half of it like this." So the situation is very complicated. I think the several "Spider-Man" movies made by Marvel are great, but the animation "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" produced by Sony without Disney's participation is even better. But what makes me feel strange is that those Marvel fans immediately stood up to defend Disney, just like Disney is a brave underdog that needs to be protected (plucky underdog), hehe, they are not a brave underdog.
David Cape is the screenwriter of Sony’s 2002 Spider-Man. Toby Maguire’s Spider-Man is indeed an unforgettable classic for many fans. Whether it is preconceived or the film itself is exciting enough, it is in the hearts of many people. , This version of "Spider-Man" is authentic.
In addition to Sony's "Spider-Man", he also has many classic screenwriters, such as "The Dawn of the Lover", "Jurassic Park" (1, 2), "Mission Impossible" (1/4), etc. .
David Cape’s speech this time has a very clear point of view. In essence, this is just a negotiation dispute. The two sides are meaningless right or wrong. However, some Marvel fans' blind preference for Disney makes him very uncomfortable.
A few years ago, the agreement between the two parties was that Sony would lend the "Spider-Man film and television adaptation rights" to Disney, and Spider-Man guest-starred movies, such as "Medi 3", "Reunion 3" and "Reunion 4", were funded by Disney , Production, almost all proceeds go to Disney; Spider-Man’s independent movies, like "Spider-Man: Homecoming" and "Spider-Man: Far From Home", are funded by Sony and produced by Disney, and almost all of the proceeds go to Sony. No matter how to coordinate the transaction, Sony will always hold the Spider-Man copyright firmly in its own hands.
But this time, Disney wants to spend half of the capital and receive half of the proceeds in future "Spider-Man" movies.
For Disney: It’s okay to pay more and get more income, right?
For Sony: Brother, money is not everything! You contribute half of the capital and get half of the proceeds. To put it bluntly, you take away 50% of my copyright. Why?
For fans of Disney: With Disney’s hard work, Little Spider has finally returned to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This time it was "robbed" by Sony again. Sony, you are ruthless, you are cruel, and you are unreasonably making trouble!
Of course, the specific details of the negotiations between Disney and Sony have not been announced. Everyone knows a rough idea, and the basis for judgment is very limited. However, negotiation is negotiation. If both parties agree, it will be done. If you disagree, forget it. Strong buying and strong selling, both sides are willing to agree with you. What the result is, there is no need to fight for right and wrong.
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