Spider-Man: Far from Home (2019)

[InuYashaCrusade]

Originally Posted by Star Lord

Just noticed they've changed the profile picture of official Spider-Man page on Facebook to FFH logo. Trailer releasing soon?

Attached to Aquaman maybe?

[CyberpunkCentral]

[RageATL]

Originally Posted by StarWarsIsAwesome123

Trailer this week!

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[StarWarsIsAwesome123]

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[kylor]

Still reckon it'll be Christmas Day or maybe New Years Day trailer drop. Then again... could be February, Valentines Day. Haha.

[StarWarsIsAwesome123]

Something must be up. Finished trailers are rarely held back for this long. It's insanity that they apparently aren't putting it with any of the big December releases.

[mpstjohn]

Originally Posted by StarWarsIsAwesome123

Something must be up. Finished trailers are rarely held back for this long. It's insanity that they apparently aren't putting it with any of the big December releases.

I'm surprised honestly they're releasing the next Spider-man movie this close off the heels of Endgame. Let alone releasing the trailer this soon when the trailer for Endgame focuses on the loss of characters some of whom we know are fine barely two weeks after we see it. They held off on trailers for Civil War barely a few months before its release, I wish they'd do the same for Far from Home. Venom and Spider-verse are more than enough to keep audience's mind on these characters until Marvel decides to release their trailer.

[StarWarsIsAwesome123]

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[InuYashaCrusade]

Originally Posted by StarWarsIsAwesome123

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The first one looks like unfinished or something. Whats with the blue background? Looks kinda off.

[RageATL]

Originally Posted by InuYashaCrusade

The first one looks like unfinished or something. Whats with the blue background? Looks kinda off.

Yeah, much like a green screen.

[jayman3]

Originally Posted by StarWarsIsAwesome123

Something must be up. Finished trailers are rarely held back for this long. It's insanity that they apparently aren't putting it with any of the big December releases.

It might possibly have to do with Avengers: Endgame.

I'm sure the average moviegoer who isn't up to date on all things Marvel related are unaware there is a Spider-Man sequel coming out. In their minds, Spidey is dead in the MCU.

And had Sony release the FFH trailer before Endgame even hits theaters, it would spoil the fact that Peter comes back from the dead and confuse the hell out of your uninformed moviegoer as they thought he had died in Infinity War.

It's a tricky situation to be in. For both Marvel and Sony. Which is why Spider-Man should never had been killed in the first place. To avoid all this.

[xbs2034]

Originally Posted by mpstjohn

I'm surprised honestly they're releasing the next Spider-man movie this close off the heels of Endgame. Let alone releasing the trailer this soon when the trailer for Endgame focuses on the loss of characters some of whom we know are fine barely two weeks after we see it. They held off on trailers for Civil War barely a few months before its release, I wish they'd do the same for Far from Home. Venom and Spider-verse are more than enough to keep audience's mind on these characters until Marvel decides to release their trailer.

The word is that Marvel would have preferred to release the movie next year so that it wouldn't be in the way of Endgame (as well as pretty much confirming things we already know about how Endgame will turn out) but Sony needed the film for their summer 2019 slate.

I do wonder if Sony wants to let Spider-Verse have a bit of time in release before marketing this, just so it doesn't distract from that movie's run.

[levcore]

Originally Posted by xbs2034

The word is that Marvel would have preferred to release the movie next year so that it wouldn't be in the way of Endgame (as well as pretty much confirming things we already know about how Endgame will turn out) but Sony needed the film for their summer 2019 slate.

I do wonder if Sony wants to let Spider-Verse have a bit of time in release before marketing this, just so it doesn't distract from that movie's run.

2019 IS next year

[xbs2034]

Originally Posted by levcore

2019 IS next year

Sorry, I meant a year later- 2020.

[jayman3]

Originally Posted by levcore

2019 IS next year

Ssshhhh....he's commenting from the future

[Star Lord]

Originally Posted by xbs2034

I do wonder if Sony wants to let Spider-Verse have a bit of time in release before marketing this, just so it doesn't distract from that movie's run.

Yep this could be the reason.

[ArrestedDevelopment]

[fighthefutureofhd]

Originally Posted by jayman3

It might possibly have to do with Avengers: Endgame.

I'm sure the average moviegoer who isn't up to date on all things Marvel related are unaware there is a Spider-Man sequel coming out. In their minds, Spidey is dead in the MCU.

And had Sony release the FFH trailer before Endgame even hits theaters, it would spoil the fact that Peter comes back from the dead and confuse the hell out of your uninformed moviegoer as they thought he had died in Infinity War.

It's a tricky situation to be in. For both Marvel and Sony. Which is why Spider-Man should never had been killed in the first place. To avoid all this.

I see your point, but the problem is any moviegoer with half a brain knows that Marvel isn't going to kill off their biggest money makers. They already know these characters are coming back. Just not how. And if they don't know that says a lot about the state of mental capacity the average person has. Which, to be honest, is downright frightening.

[mpstjohn]

Originally Posted by fighthefutureofhd

I see your point, but the problem is any moviegoer with half a brain knows that Marvel isn't going to kill off their biggest money makers. They already know these characters are coming back. Just not how. And if they don't know that says a lot about the state of mental capacity the average person has. Which, to be honest, is downright frightening.

A lot of that audience though are little kids, who would beg their parents to take them to Endgame just to see if they can save Spider-man and whomever else. Though I myself enjoy a lot of modern superhero films, not all of them, and a lot (MCU included) I wouldn't have taken a chance on had my son not begged my wife and I to go.

Yes, the average moviegoer would assume Marvel isn't gonna permanently kill of their biggest money makers, but then Spider-man isn't nearly as big a moneymaker as Iron Man, so they didn't. Homecoming made less than Black Panther, and eight other MCU movies so its not the biggest earner yet. Also a lot of people needed to see Superman in the Justice League trailer to be believe he'd come back and he's the face of that cinematic universe and I've heard enough people try to convince me that with the Fox merger Marvel just killed these characters off to make room for X-Men, Deadpool and Fantastic Four movies in their schedule. It would surprise you what the "average moviegoer" thinks with these movies.

[Darkstream]

I think Grace has been reading my posts.

Spider-Man Far From Home Trailer - MYSTERIO THEORY - YouTube

Originally Posted by Darkstream

The twist of Far From Home is that the whole time you thought you were watching a Spider-Man movie, it was nothing more than an illusion.
The real Spider-Man is dead. You've been watching a Mysterio movie.