It's right there in the OP, Sony gets the rights to do CGI films based on Marvel's other properties.
Homecoming is not a Sony movie. It was completely done by Marvel Films and they just add the Sony name to it, sharing the profits.
Venon does not look on the same level, it will be pretty forgettable.
At the same time, Marvel won't receive a cut of the box office for any of Sony's films that feature Spider-Man. Sony won't receive a percentage of the revenue Disney makes from Marvel's films that have Spider-Man, either.
There may be some opportunities for Marvel to benefit financially from the Sony films, with payments tied to certain box office milestones. The financial relationship is likened by sources to the kind of compensation structure a producer would receive.
Oh ok, I missed that part. Yeah I don't think they'll be interested.It's right there in the OP, Sony gets the rights to do CGI films based on Marvel's other properties.
Sony would honestly be crazy not to renew their current deal. While Spider-Man has a lot of characters in it's universe, you only do so much with that world. If I were running Sony I would continue to make films like Venom and Spiderverse, but I would also renew the deal with Disney. Sony could be looking at having X-Men and Fantastic Four characters showing up in Spider-Man films.
Sony has the rights to both right now. Why on earth would Sony make a deal to lose the bigger of the two series, especially when they already have easy hits with Marvel making the mainline films for them? You're asking them to give up a cash cow for animated films you yourself knows won't ever come close to filling the loss in profits.It's right there in the OP, Sony gets the rights to do CGI films based on Marvel's other properties.
Homecoming is not a Sony movie. It was completely done by Marvel Films and they just add the Sony name to it, sharing the profits.
Venon does not look on the same level, it will be pretty forgettable.
Yep Sony would be stupid the turn away from the potential of a Wolverine appearance in a Spider-Man movie and that can only happen with Marvel Studios involved.
If I had to guess, the Fox deal probably makes Sony's decision a lot easier.
Sony has the rights to both right now. Why on earth would Sony make a deal to lose the bigger of the two series, especially when they already have easy hits with Marvel making the mainline films for them? You're asking them to give up a cash cow for animated films you yourself knows won't ever come close to filling the loss in profits.
But they'd get to make way more animated films to make up for that loss. Maybe even 3 films per year once their pipeline gets going. Their schedule right now is one Spider-Man film every year, one produced with Marvel and one produced in-house, if Marvel makes an attractive revenue sharing offer for the mainline Spider-Man films, it could be a net gain for Sony.
More like Sony gets the vast majority of the profits which is the point they'd be down right stupid to give those movie rights up. The balls entirely in their court. Marvels out their giving Sony free money while they have full reign with the rest of the IP movie wise, which they have also have marvel make movies for them to reap the profits off if they want and people think sony would want to give that up? Come on now unless Marvel outright buys them they ain't giving it up.Homecoming is not a Sony movie. It was completely done by Marvel Films and they just add the Sony name to it, sharing the profits.
Venon does not look on the same level, it will be pretty forgettable.
Not now they aren't. Same thing was true about Fox until last year.Sony isn't going to sell and the odds of Disney buying Sony isn't happening.
Not now they aren't. Same thing was true about Fox until ear.
Whether it takes 5 years, 10 years, 15 years or 20 years, Marvel Studios will fully own the movie rights to Spider-Man.
Monopoly. Another word like anti-consumer that has lost ALL meaning here.
Spider-Man is like the only thing Sony has left that is going right for them, they'll hold onto it for dear life minus a complete buyout.
Home-Coming was successful and is getting a sequel.
Venom looks like it will be fun and the trailer got a lot of online play.
I am not seeing your point.
No Sony made homecoming. That is why they had to pay RDJ a shit load of money to be in the film. It was payed for and made by Sony with marvel producing.
movie is looking fun, no surprise.Maybe I am missing something but I just opened the Venom trailer here on Youtube and it is sitting at 67 million views right now...
The new trailer got 15 million in 24 hours...
And the overall sentiment we can see reading the comments and public hype is 99% positive from the mainstream.
But Fox was selling their movie and television divisions regardless.That's a lot of prognostication. Disney didn't buy Fox because of the Marvel rights. You might eb right, you might not, but you haven't put an argument forward.
But Fox was selling their movie and television divisions regardless.
What's there to argue?
I do agree that Marvel should get more into animation. I guess it might be tricky to explain how any animated movies ARENT in the MCU since it is so popular, but still...
I would absolutely love a mature X-Men animated series.
Nah, keep Sony away any other Marvel property.but they can allow Sony to do CGI films in vein of into the Spider-verse for other Marvel characters.
I wish folks like this would actually come back to the thread and discuss why they think this a monopoly.
Here's the image. THEY WANTED 5 BILLION DOLLARS just for the rights and they still wanted to make all those horrible ideas like the Gwen Stacy Carnage movie.
Here's the image. THEY WANTED 5 BILLION DOLLARS just for the rights and they still wanted to make all those horrible ideas like the Gwen Stacy Carnage movie.
Planet Earth? Homecoming was a coproduction between Columbia (Sony) and Marvel Studios, which means that Sony and Marvel made Homecoming together.
I am definitely in the wrong timeline if I didn't get the chance to see an Andrew v Tobey Spider-Man film XDHere's the image. THEY WANTED 5 BILLION DOLLARS just for the rights and they still wanted to make all those horrible ideas like the Gwen Stacy Carnage movie.
You know how much it'd cost to buy all of Sony? Far more than what Spidey is worth and far more than what they are paying for Fox. And the majority of which is worthless to Disney, unlike Fox.Sony knows the writing is on the wall for them with Spider-Man.
Sooner or later, Disney will buy the rights back from them or Disney will buy them altogether.
It's better for them to play ball with Disney and work together on a new Spider-Man deal.
I don't think they will buy Sony, but they will just pay the release clause of the Spider-Man contract and retain everything.You know how much it'd cost to buy all of Sony? Far more than what Spidey is worth and far more than what they are paying for Fox. And the majority of which is worthless to Disney, unlike Fox.
yeah i still can't get over that.I still can't believe Sony sold them back the merchandising rights. Always makes me chuckle.
Planet Earth? Homecoming was a coproduction between Columbia (Sony) and Marvel Studios, which means that Sony and Marvel made Homecoming together.
Sony bankrolled it and promoted it.
Anyone who believes they made any significant creative decisions for that movie is, well, lol
I highly doubt it, the role of a producer is to be involved with the creative process, they didn't just hand Jon Watts and the writing team a ton of money and said "Well, bye, we'll see you again at the promotional tour".Sony bankrolled it and promoted it.
Anyone who believes they made any significant creative decisions for that movie is, well, lol
This isn't even real, the sony pictures leak was in 2014 and this email doesn't appear on the wikileaks sony pictures leak site.Here's the image. THEY WANTED 5 BILLION DOLLARS just for the rights and they still wanted to make all those horrible ideas like the Gwen Stacy Carnage movie.