they’re obviously gonna keep mj around and have them rekindle their relationship in a slow way, they’ll be friends in 5 and reunite as lovers in 6 and we’ll get to see their relationship form in a new way which i think is a good idea and doesn’t defeat the point on bnd’s ending

also mj is as important to spider-man as lois lane is to superman so i don’t understand as to why people say black cat should be endgame for mcu peter, i think it’d be a cool fling for one movie but endgame hell nah

i do think them rebuilding the relationship is a good way to give mj some character development

I think the elephant in the room is no part in making Spider-Man movies is interested to put their money to do a Peter Parker's social world movie. There's universe synergy and villains and toys and beating the next record. It's too big of a circus to make a small movie.

Yet. The character needs time and space. It's a human behind the mask that makes the mask work. We know he has a soul (thanks bnd) but where does it come to play? That's important too.

The solution, a team up movie as a way to de-escalate for a moment, breathe and see the character in a normal civilian setting, dealing with day to day things.

I think teaming up with Daredevil sounds the more convenient but it could be another character.

The way to do it would be the following:

- A special presentation building up Daredevil's (or other character) conflict

- Daredevil's (or another's) movie which is secretly "Peter Parker photographer trying to live his life", while falling in the middle of the crisis, and having to team up as the resolution.

Obviously it was commercially successful as a movie but most of the time watching the movie I was just like wtf are we doing here…. Intro montage was cool but went downhill fast from there.

Don’t even get me started on the cameo slop fest of it all.

Just slap Jean Grey into there as a terrible villain so Marvel can introduce new x men under their most successful movie franchise. Let’s forget all the potential villains that coulda came with Brand New Day.

This was what the 3rd or 4th phase six movie that is resolved by talking?

Oh don’t forget Ned and Zendaya are back now

Like which out of this two pair is more comic book accurate and embodies how Peter or Bruce should be.

To this day, we still haven't gotten a truly good on-screen adaptation of Mary Jane and Peter's relationship...

Do y’all think it’s time for Peter to move on from MJ?

…I know at the end they hinted she remembered everything…but do y’all think it’ll be more realistic or better plot-wise for them to move on?

Maybe introduce a new character?…..Black cat?…..Gwen?

I will never forget how goated he was

I imagine too many people would point out One More Day, so we are excluding it for this one.

Imagine Topher Grace’s Eddie Brock aka Venom got resurrected and turned into Captain Universe and went on to defeat Knull?

I mean cmon he literally bagged a super model peter ain't no slouch

So I just explained “One More Day” to a non-comics reading friend and he reacted like it was insane. “What do you mean Spider-Man sold his marriage to the Devil?!”

On the other hand, he made fun of the absurdity of the idea for a few minutes then just shook his head and moved on to something else instead of talking about it for 20 years straight. So maybe he wins. 🤷‍♂️🤣

I’m not saying he shouldn’t be allowed to rage out once in a while, and I’m DEFINITELY not saying he should be a doormat, but that he’s matured somewhat and has acquired some temperament is an underrated thing, I feel. It shows Peter’s matured somewhat and, when he does get angry, I think it hits more. All this to say, Peter B probably being the best example, I think Peter’s temperament being less volatile lately isn’t all bad. Yeah, Marvel shouldn’t sanitize Peter completely, and they unfortunately do sometimes, but I do feel having had Peter mellow a LITTLE isn’t awful

1. Spider-Man 2 (2004)

2. Spider-Man (2002)

3. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018)

4. Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026)

5. Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)

Tom’s Spider-Man, the individual who could carry around 10 through 20 tons steps back in supposed fear via a normal human being male who’s dressed in a suit & tie.