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Oct 24, 2024
7:22:32am

scrambled egg All-American

Just researched this: To retain perpetual rights, a spider man movie needs to be

released every 5.75 years. Not sure what qualifies as a spider man movie though.

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scrambled egg

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Not shockingly, Venom: The Last Dance has pretty bad reviews.

byujacob INSUFFERABLE KNOW IT ALL

Oct 24, 6:53am

I've seen previews for it prior to the last few movies I saw.

Jeffacka

Oct 24, 6:56am

I'll watch it because I have kids who want to see it, but I won't be going to the theaters to watch it.

byujacob

Oct 24, 6:56am

I dont understand how this series got three films. None were very good.

P-Boy Squad

Oct 24, 6:57am

Sony is probably just releasing these movies to retain the Spiderman license.

Jay_L

Oct 24, 6:57am

Just researched this: To retain perpetual rights, a spider man movie needs to be

Oct 24, 7:22am

2024 alone: Madame Web, Venom 3, Kraven the Hunter

TCuz

Oct 24, 7:04am

The first two also had bad reviews and yet were good fun. This one will be the

Nikomedes

Oct 24, 7:12am

I must admit that I watch no superhero movies.

Jeffacka

Oct 24, 7:15am

I thought the first was fun

Gustav

Oct 24, 7:45am

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