Spider-Man Homecoming.

[wktf]

Originally Posted by Hanky Panky

Wow...good catch! I can't believe the marketing team used the same Iron Man image on both posters.

What a bunch of lazy bastards!

Jeez, totally agree. I guess Marvel had to save some money somewhere.

[Hellboy]

I really wish they would've just called this film 'Marvel Team Up: Spider-Man and Iron Man.' It could've ushered in a new type of MCU "Team Up" film format paying homage to the classic series of the same name. Imagine the possibilities.

[Zombie]

I really feel like this is more of a iron Man movie that introduces Spidey on the side.

[JP Sarri]

Originally Posted by Hellboy

I really wish they would've just called this film 'Marvel Team Up: Spider-Man and Iron Man.' It could've ushered in a new type of MCU "Team Up" film format paying homage to the classic series of the same name. Imagine the possibilities.

[Marvelito]

Originally Posted by Hellboy

I really wish they would've just called this film 'Marvel Team Up: Spider-Man and Iron Man. It could've ushered in a new type of MCU "Team Up" film format paying homage to the classic series of the same name. Imagine the possibilities.

I love that idea!! Do we really think that this is a full on Team-Up movie though?? It seems like that might be the case, but I'm not really convinced about that. TS has the mentor role obviously, and IM helps Spidey out in that scene with the boat, but other than that I would imagine/hope that Spidey handles The Vulture all by himself. I'm sure TS will come back at the end and tell Peter that he did great and he's learned his lesson blah blah blah.

There will be more than enough TS/IM without actually going down the full Team-Up route IMO. It would be a mistake for Spider-Man to have too much help or for IM or any other hero to have too big of a presence in this film. I think Marvel just wants to cover their bases by putting RDJ front and center for marketing purposes. The last SM film didn't as great as hoped so Marvel want to get as much exposure as they can, and RDJ brings that. IMO they don't need it, but film studios want as much of a sure thing as they can get.

We'll know soon enough I guess.

[Hellboy]

I too doubt it'll be a full blown team-up, but it's a concept I liked in the comics and I could certainly get behind it on film as well. I'd be much more accepting of TS/IM in this had they gone that route then followed this up with a true solo Spider-Man film. Team-ups would also be a great way to introduce new characters into the MCU and pair up existing heroes for some unique adventures. It would certainly mix things up a bit in terms of format and be a welcome departure from what is becoming a tired formula with the Marvel films.

[Meteor Man]

Originally Posted by Hellboy

I really wish they would've just called this film 'Marvel Team Up: Spider-Man and Iron Man.' It could've ushered in a new type of MCU "Team Up" film format paying homage to the classic series of the same name. Imagine the possibilities.

That would have been a very cool idea, and nod to some of the best comics that came out back in the day...loved the Marvel Team-Up format!

[built2shred]

Originally Posted by Zombie

I really feel like this is more of a iron Man movie that introduces Spidey on the side.

I doubt Iron Man will in this movie much... sure in the beginning as this film takes off where Civil War ended, and then yeah probably in the middle of the film when he takes his suit and then probably at the end to pat Spidey on the back and give him the suit back. I doubt he will be in the movie for more then maybe 20 mins tops...

[Marvelito]

Originally Posted by Hellboy

Team-ups would also be a great way to introduce new characters into the MCU and pair up existing heroes for some unique adventures. It would certainly mix things up a bit in terms of format and be a welcome departure from what is becoming a tired formula with the Marvel films.

I really do believe this is a very very good idea. I hope it happens, sooner than later. It would also buy the studio some more time with actors who don't want to commit to many more appearances in their respective franchises. It would also be a great and less risky way to introduce new characters,, as you mentioned. Team them up with an established character and if the new character is well received launch them into their own film.

It seems like a no-brainer, which usually means it won't happen.

[Hanky Panky]

Originally Posted by Hellboy

It would certainly mix things up a bit in terms of format and be a welcome departure from what is becoming a tired formula with the Marvel films.

Tired formula? It's certainly not showing at the box office.

A majority of the audience appears to be enjoying Marvel's handing of each film at the moment.

I'm all for mixing things up but also let's not fix what is not broken.