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

Silk: Spider Society not moving forward at amazon but they apparently had to choose between Nick Cage Noir or Cindy Moon, and went with Cage Noir which I ain't complaining!

 

“Alright, so you need me to authorize a budget for… Krah-veen the Hunter? Am I saying that right? Whatever, what’s this guy known for?”

“Well he hunts animals and has some abilities to match.”

“Oh so he can like, turn invisible like a chameleon, or run fast like a cheetah? This sounds great!”

“No he’s just… kind of strong and agile.”

“I see. Well, any good stories with this guy? What will Spider-Man audiences want to see?”

“Well… this one time he shot himself.”

“And then he comes back with superpowers like that Brandon Lee movie?! What an angle! Krah-Veen the Hunstman: Undead Avenger! … Maybe not Avenger, Iger might sue us.”

“No, he uh… he stayed dead.”

“… I see. So we’re making a movie, about a guy who is kind of strong, and is most famous for committing suicide, and he hunts animals.”

“Well we’re changing him to a conservationist.”

“Uh huh. And you want… how much, exactly?”

“$130mm.”

“… Eh, **** it.”

 

Kraven costing more than Venom 3 seems to me more like reshoots. Like I think a main character in Venom being a cgi symbiote goo monster would be automatically more expensive than tigers

 

Avi Arad must be stopped.

 

he's the one who threw out the notion for The Spot as the villain in Across the Spider-Verse and even Lord and Miller dismissed initially but then came up with a great take.

 

It became personal to me… like a turd… in the wind.

 

Are there people who are emotionally invested in the Venom films? The concept itself seems like a bad joke.

 

It seems tomorrow Sony will release a red band trailer of this. Don't ask me why.
Double down my bet: if this bombs the Kraven movie won't be ever released.

 

Looking at the numbers, the first movie made $213M Domestic and $642M Internationally (with a huge chunk of it coming from China) with a budget of $100M.
The second movie also made $213M Domestic, but only $293M Internationally (as I don't see any China numbers) with a budget of $110M.

Upon more research, it appears the Venom 2 wasn't released in China because of comments from Tom Hardy made back in 2012. I bet Sony wasn't too happy about that.

So will Venom 3 make Sony a butt load of money? It appears so, based on the other two films. They both have around 80%+ Audience Scores on RT.

 

I'm pretty sure that the movies did not make the GDP of some first world countries...

 

Fixed it. Should be M not B.

 

You wouldn’t expect China box office numbers in 2021 for a pretty straightforward reason. That said, I’m not expecting them to ever return to pre-pandemic levels.

 

The only thing really curious about this trailer is that it reveals Chiwetel Ejiofor ( Mordo from Dr. Strange MCU movies) and Rhys Ifans ( The Lizzard from Andrew Garfield spiderverse) are in the movie. Variants? Or Sony is so lost that forgot those actors were already played important characters in both franchises?

 

One of these days I'll have the motivation to care enough to watch the first Venom movie; much less the sequels.

 

But not today.

 

venom 2 was the most fun i’ve had in a theater since i picketed little women back in 2019 thinking it promoted pedophilia