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Jun 4, 2019 · Published Jun 4, 2019. Venom could join the MCU in the future, and Spider-Man: Far From Home could help make that possible thanks to the introduction of the multiverse. With rumors swirling that Venom could join the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the future, here's how Spider-Man: Far From Home could help introduce Tom Hardy's anti-hero.
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There are two mentions of Venom in this trailer. The first sees a pair of detectives make mention of an incident in San Francisco, the setting of the Venom films. Then, near the end, Michael Morbius himself makes a wisecrack that his name is Venom. Given that the end credits scene of Venom: Let There Be Carnagetransported Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) in...
The new trailer features a very important Marvel landmark in the New York City skyline. Oscorp Tower is featured in both Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield’s respective Spider-Man movies, but neither it nor its owner, Norman Osborn aka the Green Goblin, have yet appeared in the MCU. However, the Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer includes shots of a Go...
We can see a glimpse of a Daily Bugle newspaper in the trailer, which suggests a link between Morbius and the two Venom movies. As in Venom, the Bugle is shown to be a major American newspaper with a logo similar to that seen in the Tobey Maguire Spider-Man movies. This alone suggests Morbius isn’t taking place in the MCU. As established in the mid...
The Daily Bugle newspaper includes two more intriguing Easter eggs, with both Black Cat and Rhino referenced in the headlines. This would seem to suggest both characters have been around in this universe long enough to gain some notoriety. Rhino, of course, previously appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 where he was played by Paul Giamatti. Black ...
Morbius looks to be serving as the live-action debut for a major Spider-Man organization. We can see the Horizon Labs building in the trailer. Horizon is a high-tech research facility run by eccentric scientist Max Modell. In the comics, it employs some of the smartest people on the planet, including both Peter Parker and Morbius himself at differe...
The new trailer features a familiar sight from the first trailer - the graffiti depicting Spider-Man with the word “murderer.” That would seem to suggest the movie is, in fact, taking place in the MCU. Thanks to the events of Far From Home, Tom Holland’s Spidey has had his identity leaked and been framed for the murder of Quentin Beck, aka Mysterio...
The trailer, like the first Morbius trailer, also sees the return of Michael Keaton’s character. Presumably, Keaton is reprising the role of Adrian Toomes, aka Vulture, from Spider-Man: Homecoming, though we never actually learn his character’s name here. This footage is the strongest piece of evidence so far that Morbius is set within the MCU. But...
Dec 6, 2021 · Marvel Studios President, Kevin Feige, offers an explanation for why Venom's film success led to the character officially joining the MCU now. Venom is finally joining the MCU and Marvel Studios President, Kevin Feige, has explained why now is the right time for it. The Marvel Cinematic Universe has grown exponentially over the last 13 years.
Published Jan 13, 2020. Sony Picture Entertainment releases the first trailer for Jared Leto's Morbius featuring a Spider-Man cameo, effectively confirming it's in the MCU. Sony Pictures Entertainment's Morbius has released its first trailer, and it connects the film - and Venom - to the Marvel Cinematic Universe through Spider-Man and Vulture.
Dec 18, 2021 · And that means that the Venom from Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 3 that knew Peter Parker is somehow connected to Tom Hardy’s Venom or is ... Far From Home, ... Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer, you ...
Jun 28, 2019 · Not having Peter Parker around for Venom might have ultimately helped the movie, allowing audiences to fully connect with Tom Hardy's Eddie Brock and the dark power that resides in his body. If ...
