Spider-Man needs our help
In February 2015, the sensational news spread around the world that Marvel and Sony had struck a joint custody deal over Spider-Man. The details of the contract are still kept secret, and therefore rumors about the future of Peter Parker appear on the Web. There is a version that Sony has developed a truly devilish plan: as soon as Marvel promotes the brand to its fullest, it will immediately terminate the contract and send Spiderman to its own superhero franchise. Today, Hollywood insiders have released some interesting information that supports this theory.Rumor has it that the contract between the studios contains several loopholes at once, thanks to which Sony can return the previous volume of rights to the superhero. So, Marvel allegedly agreed to the condition that Spidey's second solo album must collect at least $ 1 billion in the world box office. If the movie "Spider-Man: Far From Home" overcomes this mark, Kevin Feige's company will retain creative control over the triquel and continue to use the hero Tom Holland in other comic books. If the summer blockbuster turns out to be outside the elite club of billionaire films, Sony will get Peter Parker for its personal use. Earlier, the producer of the film series and ex-head of Sony Amy Pascal has already hinted that her former company has leverage on Marvel. It is possible that the 2015 contract does contain clauses on the box office of certain films. The latest Hollywood news makes it clear that Sony is pushing Feige's company to the idea of filming a crossover "Spider-Man" and "Venom". We must assume that Marvel is not too interested in merging with another MCU. If she doesn't let Venom into her franchise, Sony may well go into a backup plan and try to pick up Peter Parker to film the crossover on its own.  Representatives from Sony and Marvel have so far refrained from comment. "Spider-Man: Far From Home" was released internationally at the end of last month and has already managed to earn more than $ 588 million. Financial analysts believe that it will not be difficult for the film comics to reach the billion mark, but domestic viewers should still play it safe and support his dollar if they want to continue to see Peter Parker in Marvel's films. Source: The Ankler The Topic of Article: Spider-Man needs our help. |
