Why Sony’s Stuck Rebooting Spider-Man Over & Over Again
No Way Home has surpassed all previous Spider-Man films in terms of box office revenue. However, for the film's producers, Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures, the path to this next Spider-Man feature has been a rough one. In the 1990s, when Marvel leased the Spider-Man film rights to Sony Pictures, the agreement made sense because Marvel wasn't yet making movies and their business was primarily focused on producing comic books and toys. Years later, the deal would come back to haunt Marvel, igniting a long battle between Sony and Marvel over who would have creative authority over Marvel's most popular
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