Producer Amy Pascal said as recently as 2018 that she’s still up for a Sinister Six movie, with Goddard’s involvement. But given Sony’s SSU fortunes, and the fact that Spider-Man: No Way Home already kind of did the thing, it’s probably not happening.

Sony's Spider-Man Universe failed due to poor writing, visuals, and a lack of Spider-Man. The absence of a central superhero is something The Penguin managed to capitalize on. If Sony pursues any further Spider-Man spin-offs, it should take a page out of The Penguin's book.

It looks like Sony 's Spider-Man Universe could have featured Marvel’s live-action Spidey characters such as Tom Holland’s Peter Parker, but the studio felt that audiences ultimately didn't want that.

Sony is reportedly giving up on its Spider-Man universe, which includes universally panned films such as Venom and Morbius, as Kraven the Hunter is projected for a worse opening weekend than the disastrous Madame Web.

Folie à Deux turned out to be a major disappointment both critically and at the box office, and Sony's Spider-Man Universe failed to properly take advantage of a calendar year light on Marvel Cinematic Universe titles.

But, this wondering if the ol’ Web-Head would ever appear in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe has been a question ever since the first Venom movie. Honestly, it never made sense to me that there would be a Venom movie without Spider-Man since the two characters are so intrinsically intertwined.

Haters of Sony's superhero movies featuring Spider-Man villains received mixed news this past week. Amid Kraven the Hunter's box office … Continue reading "Sony Proves Everything Wrong With Modern Sup

Kraven the Hunter will likely to be the last of Sony’s Spider-Man free Spider-Man movies. But the studio isn’t done making Marvel films just yet. A new report says Sony isn’t giving up making big screen superhero movies.