I assume “Spider-Gwen” and “Spider-Punk” are animated spinoff films planned for after the third Spiderverse film.

“Spider-Noir” is a Iive action television series, so it doesn’t conflict with the animated films.

Can you produce multiple animated films at once? Probably, but perhaps the rush of films that was Sony’s Spider-Man without Spider-Man Universe, they’re ok taking things slower. (Although maybe this is too slow.)

Good catch. I could watch those for years to come and be happy.

Good point. Spiderverse “Noir” is still Peter Parker, but this “Noir” is going by Ben Reilly. So unless it’s an alias or we get a huge twist, they’re different people.

Now calm down, Neddily-diddily- diddily-diddily-diddily.

Formerly Chucks.

Correct!

Well that is the main plot and you would have got a point but…

I think you’re absolutely right. I was concerned when I saw the teaser images yesterday. It looked like black and white was going to be an afterthought. But seeing the actual color trailer, it’s obvious that the “weird” colors are only weird because it’s intended to be in black and white.

When you plan for black and white you sometimes shoot films in stranger colors, which are perfect for the black and white contrast, but odd when in color.

Not MCU for anyone unclear, a spinoff from the animated Spiderverse films. It’s not clear of it will have any references to Spiderverse, I assume not.

I really appreciated the breakdown of the two sides of our upcoming battle.

Also, while I’m bummed about some of the cut lines and characters, I appreciate the honesty of the show runner. Hopefully will keep him grounded and we won’t have the show runner thinking they know everything and more open to feedback.

she was much more “angsty” this time around.

She’s 13 now

Teenagers.

she was, in fact, getting paid, which delighted her.

Upon learning she was getting paid, Hemsworth’s daughter apparently asked if she could afford the motorbike she wanted.

Teenagers.

Yoink.

DINGERS!

Correct!

The only one I thought of was Star Wars Clone Wars. It took a WHILE to become a successful series and even then animation is always in a different category.

Huh, I thought this was going to stay animated, so I’m surprised to see that it’s live action.

The choice to watch episodes in either black and white or color is interesting, but perhaps flawed. I’m no black and white film expert, but my understanding is that a film planned for black and white might use colors that could look odd if shown in color.

I’d prefer specific scenes, or going all in and giving it all a “Sin City” black and white vibe.

But… I’ll judge it when I see it.

It definitely is. Looking around online it seems there is some sort of relationship between having had COVID and developing shingles, but I’m not a doctor.

Doubly surprising is that I didn’t know you could die from shingles directly. If you’re older it can cause major issues and complications, but I didn’t know death was possible.

Sad all around.

Silicon Valley is the sequel.

The Kelvin timeline has some moments, but I agree that overall they don’t hold up. I gave them all a rewatch last year and apart from spectacle, there isn’t much there.

I haven’t seen the Pee-wee films since I was a kid, but it’s the same character… But everything else is different. So it kinda counts, especially as a spin-off of the show.

It really is impressive that we can have a perfect ending to Breaking Bad, and then a second perfect ending with El Camino.

I also wonder if the streaming movie has a different audience expectation and is more likely to work. Does a theatrical film have too narrow of an audience to be successful? And as such whatever story gets told appeals to no one?