We have some bad news for Spiderman fans and it is breaking the internet.<\/p>\n
According to media reports, Sony and Disney have failed to reach a new financial deal over the web-slinging teenager. This means that Spider-Man will no longer be a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), provided that talks break down.<\/p>\n
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Avengers Endgame Dethrones Avatar As Biggest Movie of All Time<\/a><\/p>\n Following the success of the recent movies featuring Spider-Man, Disney proposed a new deal to Sony, who hold the movie rights to Peter Parker.<\/p>\n According to the new deal, future Spider-Man movies should be financed 50-50 by the two production giants. This also means both Disney and Sony will equally share the profits from upcoming Spider-Man movies.\u00a0Moreover, Kevin Feige from Marvel Studios should also continue as consulting producer.<\/p>\n Sony however has other ideas. It rejected the deal and wanted to continue on the current terms, which give it a share of 5% of the total gross profits without sharing production costs.<\/p>\n Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios had signed a deal in 2015 which allowed the latter to feature Spider-Man in its future movies. Tom Holland made his well-received debut in 2016\u2019s Captain America: Civil War.<\/strong><\/p>\n ALSO READ<\/p>\n Will Marvel Bring Pakistani-American Superhero Ms Marvel To The Big Screen?<\/a><\/p>\n According to Variety magazine, there is still some chance that the two production giants might come to terms.<\/p>\n The two recent releases, Avengers: Endgame<\/strong> and Spider-Man: Far From Home<\/strong>, have been tearing it up at the box office. Avengers: Endgame<\/strong> emerged as the highest grossing movie ever, beating Avatar<\/strong> for the top spot.<\/p>\n On the other hand, Spider-Man: Far From Home<\/strong> became Sony Pictures’ most successful movie at the box office, overtaking Skyfall<\/strong> from the James Bond series.<\/p>\n Ever since the news spread across the internet, social media is going absolutely berserk with memes.<\/p>\n https:\/\/t.co\/WPvOwpi17H<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/XADqySYpge<\/a><\/p>\n — Rao (@CasualRao) August 21, 2019<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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