[ SECRET POST #2693 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2693 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

As for "Why already?" My understanding is that if Sony doesn't make more Spider-Man movies, the rights revert back to Marvel. The same with Fox and X-Men & Fantastic 4. Thus we're getting a reboot of the Fantastic 4 and endless streams of X-Men movies.

Because God forbid Sony and Fox give up a money making franchise and have the characters revert to Marvel who might do something better with them. (And I liked the first X-Men movie and Days of Future Past.)

[elaminator]

Poo, that's totally disappointing. I would love if Spidey got to be in a Marvel film (And I'm not even a major fan, but I think it could be fun) or maybe some of the X-Men. I had temporarily forgot about Fox and Sony owning them, and that big beef with not wanting Marvel to have them. (And I too liked First Class, and will see DOFP, But... Marvel would probably treat the properties better, and it's dumb to reboot a franchise a couple years later just so you can keep the rights. I get its business, but... Bah. How much do these movies make, anyway? How much do they cost to make? I wonder how lucrative they really are. Enough, I guess, or they wouldn't want to keep them so badly.)