2017 could be the year in which the studio
turns over a new leaf in the villain department, what with Guardians
of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Thor:
Ragnarok and Jon Watts’ Spider-Man: Homecoming all
releasing within the space of seven months.
The latter is set to become Marvel’s summer
tentpole, given its primetime July release window, and we know that Tom Holland’s Peter Parker will be
locking horns with the Vulture in a few months’ time.
Brought to life by the Oscar-winning Michael Keaton, Vulture was initially
viewed as an unusual choice for Spider-Man: Homecoming,
but after unveiling a pair of show-stopping trailers, we’re really beginning to
warm to the idea of Vulture and Spidey duking it out on the big screen. There’s
the fact that Parker’s nemesis will be played by Keaton, of course, but given
how Homecoming‘s villain is woven
into the fabric of the MCU there’s
a real sense of gravitas emanating from the Vulture.
Spider-Man: Homecoming makes a beeline for theaters on July 7th. It’s the third
crack at Peter Parker since Tobey
Maguire first slipped into the iconic suit back in ’02, and earlier today,
writer-director Marc Webb looked
back at his own Amazing Spider-Man series with an unyielding sense of pride.
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