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Sony might be trying to cash in on this franchise as much as they can (movies every 2 years for next 10 years and give the rights back to disney.  Superhero movies might be the current BO flavour. But who know what will sell in the next decade. It can be westerns or monster features or Sci Fi or whatever

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One of the problems is that all of the films are set in New York. Franchises that run for a long time tend to mix things up with all kinds of exotic locations, Spidey's pretty much stuck in NYC.

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One of the problems is that all of the films are set in New York. Franchises that run for a long time tend to mix things up with all kinds of exotic locations, Spidey's pretty much stuck in NYC.

I want a RIO or Dubai spidey..spider man on top of Burj Khalifa will sell for sure...

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Spidey's more limited than other franchises in that regard since he needs a whole bunch of skyscrapers to swing around. There are only so many cities that could work

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One of the problems is that all of the films are set in New York. Franchises that run for a long time tend to mix things up with all kinds of exotic locations, Spidey's pretty much stuck in NYC.

He doesn't have to be. I don't know if the comics take him out of NYC ever, but even if they don't who cares? The movies should.

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Spidey's more limited than other franchises in that regard since he needs a whole bunch of skyscrapers to swing around. There are only so many cities that could work

 

He could go to London.

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Imagine someone posting this on BOM back in 2004. "That's a good result for Spider-Man 2, not far off the original at the domestic box office. However, a Thor movie has a good shot of one day boasting a bigger domestic box office then a Spider-Man movie."

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One of the problems is that all of the films are set in New York. Franchises that run for a long time tend to mix things up with all kinds of exotic locations, Spidey's pretty much stuck in NYC.

 

The NYC setting isn't so much the problem as Sony not knowing what direction to take the franchise in. They are out of ideas. Also, they don't have other superheroes to cross-over with Spider-Man. Sony is milking every last bit of milk out of the utter at the moment.

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Spidey's more limited than other franchises in that regard since he needs a whole bunch of skyscrapers to swing around. There are only so many cities that could work

It can be hills or trees as well..They should think out of the box.

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He could go to London.

Nah, America already sent them Gerard Butler after he saved the White House to save whatever the fuck is falling in London. They don't need Spider-Man.   :ph34r:

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Imagine someone posting this on BOM back in 2004."That's a good result for Spider-Man 2, not far off the original at the domestic box office. However, a Thor movie has a good shot of one day boasting a bigger domestic box office then a Spider-Man movie."

 

Response in 2004: Who's Thor? You think a movie about Norse mythology will ever have a chance at out-grossing Spider-Man?

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