'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Re-Release In Works With Extra Footage
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LMAO… as long as people are willing to pay top dollar to watch the same shit over and over, there’s little to no need for Hollywood to continue putting any effort into new IP.
I just learned that people watch endgame again LMAO
And the latest original from DreamWorks is struggling. Looks like instead of post credit scenes, we'll be getting re-release scenes in the future :(
I've been seeing comments online about people botching and moaning because they didn't know the extra scenes were tied to ticket tiers. Like if you got a normal/imax ticket, you only got to see a couple of the new scenes; whereas if you bought the specific "Infinity Vision" ticket, you get to see all of them (all 4-ish minutes that's right at the very end of the movie making the rest of the rerelease literally pointless).
I'm glad I decided early on not to waste my time or money with this one. Like it's cool I guess if you're wanting to see it in theaters again, but it by no means is worth the extra ticket upcharge just to see a couple extra mid-credits scenes that honestly are out of place in Endgame. I'm almost positive that one of the extra scenes was supposed to be the credits scene for Brand New Day, but it was shoved into Endgame because Marvel is still scrambling because of the John Majors backlash and don't know how to properly build hype for their movies anymore.
Why the fuck is this one streaming yet?
It'll be streaming in 2 weeks.
I think they should transition into Black Cat as a love interest for a movie. Let peter get caught up in some Grey area fun
In amazing spider man 2 they were building it up with Felicity Jones' character and then just dropped it
It's fascinating to me that we, as a society (species?) are so creatively bankrupt that we have moved beyond reboots as new material and descended straight into releasing the same garbage on loop...
Dumbfucks who can't just say "no" to the big corporations who run their childhoods into the ground are to blame for this imo.