This is what makes me think the "creative differences" were the execs putting their foot down on making a copaganda film, when the creatives probably had something else in mind.

Expecting big cringe in 2027

That could be true. Maybe. But Spiderverse 1/2 movies were actually amazing. I trust the creative people that made them. I don't mind waiting, but distribution company executives interfering definitely makes me nervous...

Avatar 2 made 2 billion dollars lol

Angry nerds, sad drunks, the chronically unemployed

So... me, I guess

You mean you don't want to hear about Uncle Ben dying in fifty thousand universes?

Maybe you'd dislike it how I dislike it because it's a really shallow metaphor for people arguing over (meta)narrative canon with a million different post-modern variations on spider-man and barely develops any of the characters beyond a one-note depiction of the strained relationship Miles has with his parents now that he's regularly super heroing and showing Gwen has a bad relationship with her also-cop dad. Doesn't do anything new that the first move didn't do, really, especially in terms of visuals. It's setting up the idea of just making a million navel-gazing, self-involve meta-stories about the same thing (Spider-Man) over and over and over.

the first movie was mostly the origin story of spider-man's successor miles morales and had some multiverse elements, it was a good movie. the sequel was mostly set up for part 3 since it ended in a cliffhanger.

So when I was younger, I saw matrix reloaded and had my mind blown, so excited for revolutions because of the cliffhanger.

Then the third movie didn't deliver.

And I realized that ending on cliffhangers like that not only so rarely pays off (infinity war might have been the only one recently), it often colors your feelings/opinions of the incompleteb(but otherwise fun movie)

You can't say reloaded is a great movie because it defers so much resolution, but there's so much cool stuff (the car chase is a 11/10, the fight in the chateau is sick, lots of cool shit throughout).

whats annoying is that this was originally ONE movie lol

Laughs in Halo franchise

Such is the fate of extended multiverses

Wouldn't be the first time it happened

I hope he desperately yearns for an ass reaming but no one will do it because they know he's a sex pest.

Yeah, it felt like half of a movie. Just kinda ends abruptly. Which is a shame, because the rest of the movie was quite good but the ending takes it down a few notches. Should be remedied once the sequel/part 2 comes out, but for now that non-ending is a blight on an otherwise great film.

I genuinely don't mean to offend, but this is a dumb, puddle-deep criticism. You're allowed superhero fatigue, but this franchise is very different from Marvel movies, for example. It deals with loss, abuse of power, loyalty, introspection, self-doubt and many other complicated themes.

Writing it off because it's a Spider-Man movie is like saying "I don't like videogames", or "I'm sick of action movies". Again you're obviously entitled to your opinion, but the genre is too broad and these two movies have done more than enough to not make them cliches...