That last few Spiderman movies were not from Marvel. They were done by Sony. I guess you haven't heard, Marvel and Sony reached an agreement of sorts concerning the web slinger. Spidey will now be a part of the Marvel-verse and will be appearing in Captain America: Civil War for his debut. There will be a new actor to play Peter Parker. The Marvel Spiderman movie is scheduled for 2017.
Spider-Man Rumors: New Villain and Civil War Cameo
Just recently we heard that the
Spider-Man cameo for
Captain America: Civil War had already been shot. However, some new information has surfaced to indicate that we shouldn’t expect the wallcrawler just to swing by and say hello in his
first appearance in the Marvel cinematic universe.
In addition, another rumor has popped up with word on what villain we’ll see taking on
Spider-Man when he gets rebooted again with a
new franchise beginning in 2017, this time co-produced by Marvel Studios.
Get the details on these Spider-Man rumors after the jump!
First of all, let’s talk about that appearance Spider-Man will make in
Captain America: Civil War. Just recently we heard from writers
John Francis Daley and
Jonathan Goldstein that they were going to check out what was being done with the webslinger, which implied that
Tom Holland had already shot his appearance in the movie. It also made some people think that his role would be small and not have too much of an impact on the events of the
Captain America sequel.
However,
Birth.Death.Movies has heard otherwise, and reports:
How many scenes will Spider-Man be in? I don’t know the exact number, but sources have recently made it clear to me that there’s more Spider-Man in this movie than I expected. Spider-Man doesn’t just swing by and say hi – gets his hands dirty in this Civil War. He fights. And his fight scene might be the one that really gets fandom excited – not because of how top tier the face-off will be, but because of how profoundly dorky and unlike any other big screen superhero fight it will be.
They point out that Tom Holland doesn’t need to be on hand to shoot action sequences in
Captain America: Civil War as he can simply provide voiceover whenever we see Spider-Man with his mask on. No need to bring in the actor if his face can’t be seen, especially if they’ll need a stunt double for some of the scenes anyway (though Holland has shown he has some acrobatic skills of his own since being cast).
So expect to see Spider-Man get in on the action in
Captain America: Civil War. Considering how “profoundly dorky” this fight is supposed to be, is there a chance that he squares off with fellow genius Tony Stark at some point, spouting off jabs at each other’s superhero suit creations while rumbling with each other? We’ll have to wait and see.