Remember that “Spider-Man: No Return Home” will take no less than two and a half hours and will be released in national theaters on December 16.įor the first time in Spider-Man cinematic history, our friendly neighborhood hero is unmasked and can no longer separate his normal life from the big risks of being a superhero.
It will be a very disappointing experience for people or very exciting. I know I can’t say anything to convince them of this. It’s impossible not to imagine the incredible scenes and moments it could give, but it’s important to stress that I’m not involved in the project. “I understand why people panic about the concept, because as a fan I would be too.
The danger is when you’re caught in this game of expectations wanting viewers to be excited about the movie they’re going to see, not disappointed with the movie they’re hoping to see.Įarlier, Andrew Garfield had also warned viewers about his expectations around the new film, including rumors surrounding his return. “Rumors are funny because a lot of them are true and a lot of them are false.
However, in an interview with Empire Magazine, Kevin Feige warned that fans should be careful with their expectations so they don’t end up disappointed. There’s no denying that everyone is eager to check out the sequel “Spider-Man: No Return Home”, especially with the many exciting theories circulating the internet about the new movie reuniting the arachnids Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield.
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