Lastratégie de marketing/forcing de Sony Pictures et Marvel Studios atteindra la France à la rentrée prochaine. Quelques temps après l'annonce d'une re-sortie de Spider-Man

Against all odds, they remembered to make a Spider-Man between satisfying hardcore fans and raking in giant piles of money, director Jon Watts caps off this era’s Spider-Man trilogy — but not Spider-Man’s story — in No Way Home. The end result is pretty spectacular. Amazing, even. But the invigorating feeling of bearing witness to a pure, spandex Spider-Man swinging through a New York Christmas also raises a nagging question What took so long? And how will this influence Spider-Man’s direction for years to come?Warning Spoilers for Spider-Man No Way Home few weeks ago, I criticized the Marvel Cinematic Universe for its wobbly interpretation of Spider-Man. I still stand by most of what I said. A Spider-Man who’s chummy with a billionaire superstar weapon’s mogul is a far cry from a Spider-Man who’s struggling to pay the bills, and the results show in how comfortable Tom Holland’s Peter Parker is with lethal violence. He remains a fun character, but the foundations the MCU built its version of Spider-Man on are as sturdy as an inflatable tube man swaying in the wind. This is not a slight on Tom Holland, a fine actor who delivers a powerful performance in Spider-Man No Way Home. But five years after his debut in 2016, it’s clear Marvel realized it needed to circle back rather than swing forward with the character. As the movie’s ending demonstrates by the end credits, MCU has finally told Spider-Man’s origin story — If only if hadn’t taken so long. The problem with MCU Spider-ManTom Holland’s Spider-Man finally feels like a real Spider-Man by the end of Spider-Man No Way PicturesDuring the making of the third Captain America, which introduced Tom Holland to the universe as Peter Parker, the MCU was in a pickle. Through unparalleled cooperation at the corporate level, Marvel Studios finally had space to introduce Spider-Man, a character moviegoers desperately wanted to see hang with the Avengers. But to make sure audiences didn’t roll their eyes at yet another reboot, the franchise zapped him of the fundamentals. So off Spider-Man went into the big wide MCU without Uncle Ben, spider bites, pro wrestling matches, or harsh lessons about the nature of was a wise change at the time. It allowed Holland, and audiences, to mercifully thwip past tired origin beats. But like a pro athlete walking onto the field without practice, it became impossible to overlook a distinct absence in the essentials.“It’s still bothersome he keeps a suit that sports an instant kill perk.”Spider-Man had all the power including nanotech suits and a sentient but a lopsided sense of responsibility. Though the whole point of films like Spider-Man Homecoming was for Peter Parker to be a hero without “the suit” — a gift from ex-warmonger Tony Stark — it’s still bothersome he keeps a suit that sports an “instant kill” perk at all even if he only uses it on CGI alien monsters. In a misguided effort to stand out from other Spider-Men, namely the masterworks of Sam Raimi even Spider-Man 3, a cornball classic whose crime is having fun, the MCU drafted a Spidey far removed from who the character is supposed to be. Spider-Man should be uncomfortable with the kind of power Stark and the other Avengers routinely handle. Instead, this version embraces No Way Home “fixes” Spider-ManDon’t mistake it for nostalgia. Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy wisely established the essentials of Way Home is the third in a trilogy and the ninth! Spider-Man film by Sony, and it took us this long to arrive back at a place Spider-Man is meant to be. In the MCU, Peter Parker is now a broke nobody. The simplified costume he dons is something these films have been too shy to ever try, and seeing it in action is a wonderful thing — as if the pages of Amazing Fantasy 15 were magically given motion. It’s an embrace of the source material that’s not been seen since, well, Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man. But should we applaud the MCU for taking three entire movies plus two Avengers to understand Spider-Man? Why did it take this long to make him understand the responsibilities that come with the spandex? Surely they could have crammed in a lesson or two in earlier films without resorting to Uncle Ben. And what purpose does elongating Spider-Man’s origins serve? We won’t get a glimpse of those answers until the next thing fans are waiting for with feverish glee The trailer for Spider-Man 4, already in development. For now, the MCU’s Spider-Man is caught up with his predecessors. We’ve seen a Spider-Man who has suffered loss, and we’ve heard the all-important and terribly overdue mantra, “With great power comes great responsibility” that will fuel his next adventure. It’s just weird how it all happened backwards; how he only learned to be responsible for his power after fending off an alien invasion. It’s a bit like a graying Batman forming the Justice League shortly before his Bat-retirement. Spider-Man finally grows upAfter five years, the MCU’s Spider-Man has officially become Spider-Man. What did we miss out on waiting for it to happen?Sony PicturesDespite its needless complexity and the laborious effort needed to explain its multiverse premise, what Spider-Man No Way Home pulled off is a miracle. Look past the reissued action figures of Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield and you’ll see a seismic impact that will direct Tom Holland’s Peter Parker for the MCU’s fifth phase. Now that Peter is growing up, he’s learning the world won’t always reward his good deeds. Sometimes, it will punish him. This has been Spider-Man’s story for decades. In the defining comics arc that ends with the death of his girlfriend Gwen Stacy, Peter learned the hard way that his powers won’t only save those he loves, but can destroy them too. In the MCU, Peter finds that his best intentions, and the powers to carry them out, come with a steep price that costs him everything. Peter Parker has a gift, but some might call it a curse. Finally, the MCU gets No Way Home is now playing in theaters.

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photo Pictures Entertainment Spider-Man No Way Home est un énorme blockbuster. Il s’avère que l’une des séquences de la série a deux versions différentes dans les cinémas. Un fan l’a remarqué. Eh bien, il s’agit de la scène où le Bouffon Vert cache sa planche volante tout en étant moqué par son masque. La séquence se termine par la destruction du masque par Norman. Les deux versions diffèrent légèrement dans la façon dont elles sont assemblées. Cela peut s’expliquer par le fait que l’un est destiné au format de cinéma ordinaire et l’autre au format IMAX. Dans la production, Pater Parker doit faire face aux conséquences de la révélation de son identité par Mysterio. Il décide de demander l’aide du Docteur Strange, qui doit lancer un sort pour que tout le monde oublie qui est Spider-Man. Cependant, les choses ne se déroulent pas comme prévu et des méchants d’autres réalités commencent à apparaître dans le monde de Peter, notamment le Bouffon vert, Electro et le Docteur Octopus. Nous sommes sur Google News – Regardez ce qui est pertinent dans la culture pop. CultureSonySony PicturesSpider-Man No Way HomeYouTube See more Previous article Demonic Everlasting Night maintenant sur consoles Next article Destiny 2 The Witch-King – un nouveau trailer montre le monde du trône de Savathûn Rédacteur en Chef sur Alchimy, j'encadre une équipe de 3 rédacteurs et rédactrice. Je publie également sur les mangas, les dessins animés, les séries TV et le lifestyle. Nous souhaitons, au travers de ce media d'actualité, vous partager de nombreuses information et vous tenir informé des dernières actualités, au quotidien. pensez à vous aboner à notre newsletter pour recevoir en avant première ces actualités.

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