Five Years Ago This Week, Marvel’s Biggest Event Proved Sony’s Spider-Man Spinoffs Were Doomed

Eventually, Sony and Marvel came to an agreement, establishing a partnership that has been adjusted several times over the years. This deal brought Tom Holland’s Spider-Man into the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Sony also wanted to capitalize on the success with its own Spider-Man Universe, launching films like Venom, Kraven the Hunter, Madame Web, and the Venom trilogy – all connected to, but separate from, the main MCU. However, a major Marvel event five years ago hinted at why these spin-off films would ultimately struggle.

Most Shooter Games Have Abandoned a Tactic That Goes Back to the 1990s

I really enjoyed a feature in older games like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II that’s now missing from most shooters. It was all about ‘cooking’ grenades – timing them perfectly so they exploded right when you threw them. Mastering this skill let you get creative kills, but modern games don’t allow for that timing anymore.

Batman Casting Favorite Says Joining The DCU Would Be A Dream

While promoting his new movie, The Housemaid, on TODAY, Brandon Sklenar addressed rumors about him potentially playing Batman. He admitted it would be a “dream” role, sharing that he was even called “Batman!” by a fan while filming in Spain. He was surprised and humbled by how widely the speculation had spread.

How Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Sets Up a Third (And Fourth) Film in the Horror Franchise With Major Cameos

As a longtime follower of the Five Nights at Freddy’s universe, I wasn’t shocked to see how much planning Scott Cawthon has done. The games are famously complex, with a story that’s unfolded across multiple games, comics, and books. There’s tons of source material for future films, and after seeing Five Nights at Freddy’s 2, I have a really good idea of where they’re planning to take things next. It’s clear this franchise is playing the long game.