McKenna: This was a story that was evolving even as we were making the movie. Movies What those ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ post-credits scenes mean for the MCU’s futureĮxplaining the ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ post-credits scenes: Here’s what they could mean for the future of the Marvel and Spider-Man cinematic universes. It appealed to us - the idea that he did try but he didn’t succeed, and he’s given in a little bit to his grief and anger. So we had to put our heads together and decide where we think these guys are right now in their lives.Īt the end of his last movie, Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man had been told by Gwen to carry on, try to maintain hope. That this has had an impact on their journey.
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We wanted to make sure that, first and foremost, they service the story of our Peter Parker, but secondly, we wanted it to feel like when they go home, they’ve learned something too. We wanted to make sure that would come in with different perspectives, so that they weren’t just some sort of monolithic thing. We really wanted to honor them, and we wanted to make sure that if we’re going to bring these two guys in, it’s not just this flashy thing we did. Sommers: It was really exciting, but also intimidating.
It’s a tall order to manage Tom Holland’s Peter Parker arc while also exploring where two other Peters are in their own timelines. McKenna and Sommers discuss the charms of working with three Peter Parkers, that iconic “Spider-Man” line and more in this interview edited for length and clarity. But “how do we live up to all those characters, tell stories with them and hopefully give them all arcs in some way, yet first and foremost, have it be a Peter Parker story? That became our challenge throughout this entire thing.” “We really wanted each character, from the villains to the other Peters, to feel like they had come out of their worlds in a very specific place,” said McKenna. For McKenna and Sommers, the aim was not only to stay true to the characters created by directors Sam Raimi and Marc Webb in their past films but to also ensure that the expanding guest list wouldn’t overshadow the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Peter and his trilogy-capping story.
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This wish list, it turns out, included “ Spider-Man’s” Tobey Maguire and “ The Amazing Spider-Man’s” Andrew Garfield reprising their roles as the Peter Parkers of their respective series too. And every wish eventually started feeling like this possibility, this wish, could come true.” “We started breaking a story with our wish list of which characters we could bring into this world,” said McKenna. But over time, it was decided that their introductions should come much sooner. “No Way Home,” which has grossed more than $1.5 billion at the box office worldwide since its December debut, sees Peter trying to wish away his problems after his identity as Spider-Man is revealed to the world.īut he learns very quickly that things get complicated when magic is involved, especially if it’s powerful enough to burst open the multiverse and pull in characters from “Spider-Man” films of yore.Īccording to “No Way Home” writers Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers, the initial idea, which they credit to Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige, was for the villains of Sony’s past “Spider-Man” film series to show up as a version of the Sinister Six as a tag at the end of the picture. In his third solo outing, Tom Holland’s titular webslinger faces challenges unlike any he has had before, which included being wiped out of existence at the snap of a powerful alien’s fingers.
“Spider-Man: No Way Home” is the ultimate Peter Parker story - in more ways than one. If you haven’t seen the movie, consider reading our review or spoiler-light breakdown instead and coming back later. SPOILERS: This story freely discusses the entirety of “Spider-Man: No Way Home” and is intended to be read after you’ve seen the film.
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