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Hear me out: Spider-Man 5 adapts the Clone Saga

Reason 1: Venom

The Venom storyline has been done multiple times in media. While Peter may have the suit in Spider-Man 5 and 6, it won't be quite as central to the plot due to being overdone. The only way to have Venom and be unique is to use the fact it's Tom Hardy's Venom, and have the two actually work together in a positive relationship like in Venom War.

Reason 2: One More Day

As much as the Clone Saga is infamous, One More Day was also criticized. The latter was however, adapted in No Way Home, one of the best Spider-Man movies to date. It's entirely possible to do something similar with a revised Clone Saga.

Reason 3: Mentoring

Tom Holland has expressed an interest in mentoring a new person to take over as Spider-Man, similar to what RDJ did for him. He also said that if they rebooted the franchise again, he'd recommend Owen Cooper.

I'm sure most of us don't want another reboot of Spider-Man, and would rather just have the Spider Family (albeit smaller than in the comics and not multiversal per se)

Example titles

Spider-Man: Smoke and Mirrors

Spider-Man: Blood Brothers

Spider-Man: Scarlet Webs

The Spider-Men: Maximum Clonage

u/Born_Temperature_571 — 9 days ago

MCU must see movies before seeing Brand New Day

My wife wants to see Brand New Day, but hasn’t seen any of MCU movies. We don’t have a whole lot of time to watch all 20+ movies, so which ones would you consider must see so that she’s not completely lost?

The most simplified list I could come up with would be:
Homecoming
Infinity War & Endgame
Far From Home
No Way Home

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u/Sea_Order5106 — 9 days ago
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Your ScreenX Experience??

Helllo Folks, I am gonna watch Spiderman next month and they say its shot for ScreenX but Internet is divided on it, so Any of you watched it can you tell me, if its good choice or not???

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u/Background-Winter34 — 11 days ago