Let's say an MCU Spider-Man eventually becomes reality.
The TASM series isn't getting the accolades the Raimi ones got and it's bedeviled by criticism from the Raimi fans and MCU fans. But new Spider-Man movies should get maximum spider accolades.
If Spider-Man was part of the MCU, the MCU fans would unite and get behind it like no other Marvel movie fans can, and bowl over the rest. Sony and Disney can wrangle about sharing the profits, but so far as reception goes, going MCU would be the smart move.
Since the TASM movies are always criticized for rehashing stuff the Raimi ones did first, an MCU Spider-Man would have to avoid that as much as reasonably possible, and just show mostly new stuff. But this might be too radical, as it would involve changes even more than the TASM movies already do.
MCU Peter should definitely be college-aged at least or preferably a college graduate/professional when he gets bitten. People didn't like to see the origin process all over again in TASM so it needs to glossed over for the MCU, and he can't have been bitten as a high schooler because he would have been in Avengers 1.
The drawback is that Uncle Ben subplot would have to be dropped because Peter is already a mature adult. Let's just say Uncle Ben was like Pa Kent, and Peter didn't need to get him killed indirectly to learn about responsibility.
Peter could already be married to MJ, with Gwen as a mutual friend because why not, Norman doesn't exist. The MCU can't have Oscorp and the Osborns and any other villains that Sony already used. The TASMs are getting heat for using villains that Raimi called dibs on, and we don't want that for the MCU.
The Daily Bugle could be a newly-founded newspaper, but Peter should probably be working for Stark Industries or some other company.
Spider-Man would fill the role of a street-level superhero who fights crime, which is noticeably lacking in the current MCU. The TV stuff with Daredevil, Luke Cage, etc. will fix that, and Spider-Man could fit right in with them.
The TASM series isn't getting the accolades the Raimi ones got and it's bedeviled by criticism from the Raimi fans and MCU fans. But new Spider-Man movies should get maximum spider accolades.
If Spider-Man was part of the MCU, the MCU fans would unite and get behind it like no other Marvel movie fans can, and bowl over the rest. Sony and Disney can wrangle about sharing the profits, but so far as reception goes, going MCU would be the smart move.
Since the TASM movies are always criticized for rehashing stuff the Raimi ones did first, an MCU Spider-Man would have to avoid that as much as reasonably possible, and just show mostly new stuff. But this might be too radical, as it would involve changes even more than the TASM movies already do.
MCU Peter should definitely be college-aged at least or preferably a college graduate/professional when he gets bitten. People didn't like to see the origin process all over again in TASM so it needs to glossed over for the MCU, and he can't have been bitten as a high schooler because he would have been in Avengers 1.
The drawback is that Uncle Ben subplot would have to be dropped because Peter is already a mature adult. Let's just say Uncle Ben was like Pa Kent, and Peter didn't need to get him killed indirectly to learn about responsibility.
Peter could already be married to MJ, with Gwen as a mutual friend because why not, Norman doesn't exist. The MCU can't have Oscorp and the Osborns and any other villains that Sony already used. The TASMs are getting heat for using villains that Raimi called dibs on, and we don't want that for the MCU.
The Daily Bugle could be a newly-founded newspaper, but Peter should probably be working for Stark Industries or some other company.
Spider-Man would fill the role of a street-level superhero who fights crime, which is noticeably lacking in the current MCU. The TV stuff with Daredevil, Luke Cage, etc. will fix that, and Spider-Man could fit right in with them.
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