Tom Holland took to social media and revealed the title of the 2019 Spiderman sequel. Sharing a video of himself on Instagram from the Ace Comic Con in Seattle on Saturday, giving fans an update that he just got the script for the upcoming movie. Holding the script up on an iPad, he revealed the title — Spider-Man: Far From Home.

According to Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige, filming will begin in July in London. Very much like the title indicates, Peter Parker/Spider-Man will spend some time out of New York. 

While not much else is known about the sequel as no special announcements were made, The Verge reports are that actor Jake Gyllenhaal is reportedly in talks for the role of supervillain Mysterio.

Returning as director is Jon Watts, from a script penned by Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers.

Fans are sure eager to know how Spiderman will return to the world of the living after the end of Avengers: Infinity War. 

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Homecoming turned out to be a major hit with the audience, critics and comic book fans. Its earnings overpassed $319 million at the domestic box office and $737 million worldwide.

Spider-Man: Homecoming 2 is scheduled to be released on July 5, 2019.

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While an additional four writers are credited with writing Homecoming, the film’s story line most resembles the ideas of writers Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis. This isn’t the first time the duo made a high-profile movie with big stars, but they did tell Entertainment Weekly that working with such a huge budget was a whole new league, which presented an almost limitless possibility to create Peter Parker’s world. Channeling film director, producer and screenwriter John Hughes, they set out to create Parker’s world as divided to friends and villains. The added that it’s really a coming of age story of a kid who isn’t sure how to use his powers.

The writers duo revealed that due to the required high levels of secrecy, the code name for all of the film’s materials like scripts and schedules was chosen after the classic Seinfeld’s 8th season episode, Summer of George.

The writers pondered how much of a role would Peter’s influential father figure, Uncle Ben would play in the reboot. After choosing against a more direct reference, they decided that a subtle reference from Aunt May will do. There was also an idea to have Aunt May date, however this early draft idea simply didn’t make the cut, perhaps they hinted, she might get a boyfriend in the sequel.

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Tom Holland took to social media and revealed the title of the 2019 Spiderman sequel. Sharing a video of himself on Instagram from the Ace Comic Con in Seattle on Saturday, giving fans an update that he just got the script for the upcoming movie. Holding the script up on an iPad, he revealed the title — Spider-Man: Far From Home.

According to Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige, filming will begin in July in London. Very much like the title indicates, Peter Parker/Spider-Man will spend some time out of New York. 

While not much else is known about the sequel as no special announcements were made, The Verge reports are that actor Jake Gyllenhaal is reportedly in talks for the role of supervillain Mysterio.

Returning as director is Jon Watts, from a script penned by Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers.

Fans are sure eager to know how Spiderman will return to the world of the living after the end of Avengers: Infinity War. 

The post Tom Holland Reveals Next “Spider-Man” Movie Is Called “Far From Home” appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.

Homecoming turned out to be a major hit with the audience, critics and comic book fans. Its earnings overpassed $319 million at the domestic box office and $737 million worldwide.

Spider-Man: Homecoming 2 is scheduled to be released on July 5, 2019.

The post “Spider-Man: Homecoming” Writers Returning for Sequel appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.

While an additional four writers are credited with writing Homecoming, the film’s story line most resembles the ideas of writers Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis. This isn’t the first time the duo made a high-profile movie with big stars, but they did tell Entertainment Weekly that working with such a huge budget was a whole new league, which presented an almost limitless possibility to create Peter Parker’s world. Channeling film director, producer and screenwriter John Hughes, they set out to create Parker’s world as divided to friends and villains. The added that it’s really a coming of age story of a kid who isn’t sure how to use his powers.

The writers duo revealed that due to the required high levels of secrecy, the code name for all of the film’s materials like scripts and schedules was chosen after the classic Seinfeld’s 8th season episode, Summer of George.

The writers pondered how much of a role would Peter’s influential father figure, Uncle Ben would play in the reboot. After choosing against a more direct reference, they decided that a subtle reference from Aunt May will do. There was also an idea to have Aunt May date, however this early draft idea simply didn’t make the cut, perhaps they hinted, she might get a boyfriend in the sequel.

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