Amph Spider-Man & SSU Films (Madame Web, Venom 3, Kraven, Beyond the Spider-Verse)

Speaking of change over the years...

 

You didn't attend a John Hughes high school?

 

So, basically Aunt May vs hot Aunt May?

 

That's cool since I wasn't speaking about your high school; I was speaking about mine. And yeah, a lot has changed compared to the 90s - more shootings and more dating of teachers and students.

 

but your post was written in the second person?

 

They don't. I'm just saying what my experience was in high school compared to Peter's experience with a bully and how it doesn't work for me.

The first paragraph is in the informal. You know when you're having a discussion and you make broad general points. Then you go with the more specific points and my second paragraph starts with I as in what I experienced. Then I apply that to my feeling about the movie.

 

That's his character as well. He became a fan of Spider-Man, but was still a **** towards Peter for several years after getting knocked the **** out by him.

Correct. Flash just cared more about having a good time and playing sports, but it was all a cover due to his father being an abusive alcoholic.

 

With great power comes great procrastination.

 

Ramones and the epic 60s Spidey theme song version was great. Looks like they're pulling from Nick Fury as Pete's overbearing SHIELD boss from Ultimate Spider-Man. I'm guessing Mysterio set up the superbaddie attack to look like a hero, also the monster attack reminded me of Sandman a bit. also apparently you can say "****wad" in trailers now!

 

People are speculating that the "elementals" are going to be quasi-versions of Hydro-Man, Sandman, Molten Man, and Bedrock; in particular, the gondola in Venice apparently has ASM212 cut into it (Hydro-Man's first appearance).

Also, people (including me) are hoping that the Avengers Tower will become the Baxter Building...

 

Here's another reference/easter egg

 

I screwed up where it was, but that's exactly what I said.

 

I think I read it too quick and when you said "cut into" I was picturing the rock gazebo area where it comes out of the water. I didn't think of the boat. My bad.

 

Since Peter is working with Nick Fury is there a chance that they will reveal that his parents were SHIELD agents? Like in the comic and the 90's cartoon

 

I'm definitely getting a "Syndrome" vibe from Mysterio in that trailer.

 

yah reading a bit into Jake Gyellnhaal's one line (but he's a great actor who does a lot of layers) but his "you don't want any part of this!" feels a bit like he's holding back the actor-ly flop sweat, the line delivery is just a tad off and desperate cuz he's a failed wannabe actor / supervillain about to do his big showtime reveal to the world moment. I get the feeling with him in the role, they'll lean a lot into the failed entertainer bit who becomes a baddie just so he can be famous.

Just googled ASM 212 and got this issue. Note they are on water:

"The Coming of Hydroman!"



Huh! "wet threat" hahhaah I hope that line is in there

 

If anyone watched Mysterio's first episode in the 1990's Animated TV Show, and watched the Trailer, they know EXACTLY where this is going.
(Possibly throw-in Mysterio's last episode in that TV show too, minus the cyborg love interest, most likely)

Into the Spider-Verse was also heavily based on the series finale for that TV show (which also featured Stan Lee and his wife)

Actually the whole Thanos/Avengers/InfinityWar/Endgame thing is heavily-drawn on its last 5 episodes too, though a little less directly.

(It's on iTunes, probably YouTube too)

 

The Easter egg clues in the trailer are the already mentioned ASM 212 for Hydro Man

The Sandman Easter egg occurs around the 1:38 mark. Nick Fury and Maria Hill are shown in what remains of a building firing upon a creature formed from the debris. A demolished car sports a license plate number beginning with "463," which could be a nod to Sandman's first appearance in 1963's The Amazing Spider-Man #4.

When MJ, Ned and Betty Brant flee from a threat on a bridge, another car has the license plate "2865 SEP." Going back to the comics once again for reference, 1965's The Amazing Spider-Man #28 happens to be where Molten Man made his debut.

Source: https://www.cbr.com/spider-man-far-from-home-easter-eggs-sandman-molten-man-hydro-man/

So, there is no way that those are three coincidences.

 

I'm pretty sure they're all mirages from Mysterio (or somehow under his control), that he created so he can "win" and become the famous hero. Doing it in Europe where there are no real superheroes to interfere... except Spider-Man happens to have a field trip.

Besides the European field trip, this is exactly what Mysterio has done before, plus a revenge factor:

 

I just realised, Spider-Man is in Venice, its like they are preparing to introduce Conte Alvise Gianus and his Night Assassins to the movie-'verse.

Not going to happen I know but I found it fun.