Ah, here we go — the fun point of internet conversations where sayings like “you’re having such a hard time grasping this,” and “your argument... is not just nonsensical it’s flat out wrong” come up instead of the actual topic.

So let’s extend another movie’s character so the overall shared universe is richer, but the movie is poorer.

You literally just made my point about creating tons of new connections that other movies now have to connect to. It’s such a damn chore for a plot.

Was looking forward to a Spider that wasn’t a Stark creation. Its not the MCU, its the RDJ-CU.

That’s one of Marvel’s biggest problems: They spend so much time nodding, winking, and preparing of the NEXT story, they forget to tell the story we’re ACTUALLY here for.

There are literally hundreds of plausible ways you can come up with that storyline in the context of the Spider-Man universe (in reference to the comics) that don’t require much setup. Giving him the storyline from the Spectacular Spider-Man, where he created these for Oscorp before being fired is perhaps an even…

Unpopular opinion time: I freaking hate this shared universe movie phenomenon. I enjoy tie-ins from time to time, but it lessens the story when you have to try to link tons of movies together.

I’m laughing because I was going to make a similar post about my thin eyebrows, crispy looking hair, huge fake French manicure, and overall look that I was NOT pulling off.