What actually kill it was when Andrew Garfield refuse to go to a soccer game with Sony execs from Japan or some shit like that.
It's in the Sony email leaks.
"Hey Amy kids are really into EDM. Can we have Spidey do something with that? Hey Amy kids love Snapchat. What would you think about getting invited to Spidey's Snapchat? It'd be so exclusive.
Yup he killed it himself >After the infamous Sony hack of 2014, it was revealed in an email that the actor was ‘let go’ from the role after he failed to show up at an event where Sony chief Kaz Hirai was supposed to announce The Amazing Spider-Man 3 for a 2017 release. Garfield said that he no-show was because of an illness. >According to a report, the email read, “Here we are about one hour away from our Gala event and Andrew decides he doesn’t want to attend. He has a rather scruffy beard and he just wants to be left alone.”
it''s the lowest grossing Spider-Man film (live-action), while also having the highest budget.
It was also supposed to start a new cinematic universe, but it's reception, and lack of good ideas in how to continue the franchise, killed it.
Electro was fricking weird and a SM sequel should have done much better, coming into its own after having ample time to be refined by a director. The tacked on ending was absolutely cringe.
They didn't reboot they tried to copy Marvel again by picking a multitude of obscure feature characters to fill in a universe. Unbelievably they made the Shazam mistake 3 fricking times. They deserve to be where they are now.
Why do morons think they're getting one over on society by pretending to like shitty movies? The SW Prequels, this one, the Dark Universe abortion, none of these projects have merit.
>le boxoffice
its completely forgettable trash, go ahead quote one line from it
HE LIE TO ME HE HATE-A ME HE SHOT AT ME VIRGINITY
hahah
"I missed the part where that was my problem"
“If you’re nothing without that suit, then you shouldn’t have it.”
That's two quotes from that movie. what now, chud?
That first one is just generic town npc dialogue
Isn't that the question of the day
this, popcorn vessels are the new trend, if your movie doesn't have a popcorn vessel is a flop.
Because it was a titanic flop that killed the franchise.
BvS is the worst superhero movie of all time and it still made more money lol
BvS made more money than all the following dc movies, back then people still had faith in the dcu which this thing killed.
What actually kill it was when Andrew Garfield refuse to go to a soccer game with Sony execs from Japan or some shit like that.
It's in the Sony email leaks.
"Hey Amy kids are really into EDM. Can we have Spidey do something with that? Hey Amy kids love Snapchat. What would you think about getting invited to Spidey's Snapchat? It'd be so exclusive.
Yup he killed it himself
>After the infamous Sony hack of 2014, it was revealed in an email that the actor was ‘let go’ from the role after he failed to show up at an event where Sony chief Kaz Hirai was supposed to announce The Amazing Spider-Man 3 for a 2017 release. Garfield said that he no-show was because of an illness.
>According to a report, the email read, “Here we are about one hour away from our Gala event and Andrew decides he doesn’t want to attend. He has a rather scruffy beard and he just wants to be left alone.”
Bullshit. He didn't go because he was already told there would be no sequel.
Isn't that the question of the day?
From the same year:
Guardians of the Galaxy $772,776,600
Captain America: The Winter Soldier $714,421,503
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 $708,982,323
Yet Winter Solider and GOTG seen as successes even though not much difference between them
spiderman had a higher budet and probably higher marketing costs
it also sucked really really bad
GOTG was a total rookie though so that number is giving Disney a total hardon.
The Andrew Garfield Spiderman movies were a mistake best forgotten.
MCU zoomers are rising up against the critics.
Literally all you have to do is wait 10 years and a shitty movie will get a "Well actually it was genius" video
Reminder that Electro became a villain because Spider-Man wouldn't go to his birthday party.
ugly fricking Black person
it''s the lowest grossing Spider-Man film (live-action), while also having the highest budget.
It was also supposed to start a new cinematic universe, but it's reception, and lack of good ideas in how to continue the franchise, killed it.
ASM 1 is a worse movie though
200M - 290M budget and 180M - 190M marketing.
It needed a box office of 760M at best or 960M at worst to break even.
Andrew Garfield was a better Peter Parker than Tobey and I'm tired of pretending he wasn't.
That's pre covid money and not the over 1 billion they expected, anything under a billion was a flop
only one movie in 2014 made a billion
Electro was fricking weird and a SM sequel should have done much better, coming into its own after having ample time to be refined by a director. The tacked on ending was absolutely cringe.
It's so funny and stupid seeing studios reboot franchises because they didn't make le billion (Man of steel)
They didn't reboot they tried to copy Marvel again by picking a multitude of obscure feature characters to fill in a universe. Unbelievably they made the Shazam mistake 3 fricking times. They deserve to be where they are now.
Why do morons think they're getting one over on society by pretending to like shitty movies? The SW Prequels, this one, the Dark Universe abortion, none of these projects have merit.
Yeah nobody liked Ep3 that's why Clone Wars is still produced today with insanely high merch profits
People can like designs and high quality products and not the movies
Ep3 was all about Clone Wars. The Vader transformation storyline was only stand out material near the end.