I think that even if Disney hadn't managed to make an agreement and partnership with Sony to put Spider-Man in the Avengers films, it could have made a "workaround" and put Spider-Man in the MCU not through the cinema but through through television or streaming, considering Disney+. Disney has the television rights to Spider-Man, I don't know if just for animation or live action as well, but for now Disney has only made animations. Disney would be legally correct and could introduce Spider-Man into the MCU through this alternative method, of course a streaming series would not make the same profit as a film, but it would solve fans' thirst for having a Spider-Man in the same universe as the Avengers, in addition to notoriety to the MCU and streaming subscriptions and product sales can make a profit on the Spider Man character, even without box office. Of course, Spider-Man couldn't appear in the Avengers film, but Marvel characters could appear in the Spider-Man series, there could be many collab episodes or perhaps entire Spider-Man films for television. In cinema films, the most they could do would be to mention events from the Spider-Man series, perhaps embarking on the same situation as Agents Of Shield "is it canon or not to the MCU?", but if Disney frequently placed situations and characters from the MCU in the Spider-Man TV series. Do you think that if Disney couldn't convince Sony to put Spider-Man in the MCU films it would make the smart move of investing in TV?

Do you think Sony producing a Mary Jane's Jackpot SSU or MCU movie would be worth it?

I don't know how the villain, he still hasn't appeared as Spider-Man's antagonist in any film, despite being an unknown villain, he's a very classic villain, with an interesting look.

To talk about the classic CBM as it returns to theaters

So I re wrote the movie story seeing a post across Venomsite let me know how is it? Do you think this would have made more sense than what we got or not?

Let venom get captured in an ambush by the police and military but Life foundation people abduct him by taking away. Huge fight sequence in the middle of a busy road or bridge.

Eddie and the symbiote get experimented upon but they narrowly escape with traumatised experiences.

We see a bruised and battered Carlton drake who has survived barely with the help of the riot symbiote who has been guiding him how to regain his health and empire.

The experiment leads to the birth of a red symbiote which drake has great plans for by controlling it. He takes it to the prison for experimenting with inmates where Cletus is.

Things go awry and Cletus bonds with it and wreaks 'carnage' all over. Eddie distressed by it tries to confront them but is scared inside, loses in a fight brutally and they separate out. Eddie, now alone is desperate and the symbiote is in hiding while Cletus causes carnage across New York City with no one to stop him. He seeks refuge at Mrs. Chen who consoles him and supports him.

Meanwhile the symbiote looks for another host to survive but instead leaves a body trail.

Eddie seeing the havoc wreaked all across tries to do what he does best... Investigative journalism and finds out about Cletus and his history and visits the prison psychiatrist Dr. Ashley Kafka to use Cletus's history against him by manipulating him. The government hires a spec ops team to deal with the situation while announcing a nationwide curfew.

Eddie also traces down Venom by following the body trail and together gathers courage to confront Carnage. With the help of the spec ops team and Venom, Carnage is defeated as they are separated from each other.

Post credits: the spec ops team is headed by none other than Orwell Taylor who leads The Jury with his spec ops team and is now fitted with Oscorp tech armors to deal with Venom and Carnage and vows revenge against them.

Carlton drake has observed everything from the backseat and now unveils his Trump card: five symbiotes which has spawned from Venom during their experimentation at Life foundation. He plans to create an army to go against Carnage and Venom.

The character kind of has a popularity independent of Spider-Man because of her Bea... I mean because she's an antihero. I think it could make a cool action movie about robberies, there's a lot to explore about the relationship between her father, the thief.

I mean we need a new trailer?!

First off, I don't think it was a great film at all, from the dodgy ADR, and call backs to things that had obviously been cut from the film, and the fact that to save the 3 girls cassey was fine with countless other people getting hurt or killed and being fine with crashing a car in to the side of a civilian full dinner and recklessly driving around the streets crashing into other cars and not even stopping to think about how cars blowing up might effect the people inside them.

But ignoring those things, the film was a lot better that people led me to believe, I found the same with Morbius, people where tearing both of these films to shreds online, but when I came to watch them they weren't actually that bad (in my opinion).

I find this with a lot of films though, Thor: Love and Thunder, Black Widow, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, even Eternals (on my second watch), so this might just be me. But the films listed above, and of course Madame Web, in my opinion, were not that bad.

The Miles of that universe probably gets mistaken for Ezekiel Sims cause of the outfit. I’m pretty sure everyone still remembers the guy who had powers, slept with and killed an NSA agent and stalked a bunch of teenage girls for no reason. So an agile guy in a black and red outfit is probably gonna scare people.