Jon Watts, who signed the three Spider-Man films with Tom Holland, will give way to another director for the rest of the saga, currently in pre- production at Sony. His successor could be Sam Raimi, with whom the studios are in discussions, in which case the torch will be handed to him. &àgrave; an expert on spider-man. If it turns out that another name is officially announced by Marvel, Jon Watts has some valuable advice for you. give… Which may not please the fans.
this divisive advice from Jon Watts to the director ofSpider-Man 4
The Spider-Man will soon be back in the cinema, that's a certainty! Confirmed, the sequel toSpider-Man No Way Home is currently in preparation at Sony, with the unprecedented participation of Tom Holland in the first stages of the creative process ;if you like the film. After having affirmed &àgrave; on multiple occasions that he would put on his costume again; the conditionthat the script is up to date heightfrom that of the previous parts of the saga, the soon-to-be 28-year-old actor confirmed that his return as Peter Parker. A recovery that promises to be painful for the superhero, now alone in the world… The director of this sequel will have the heavy task of making the public sympathize with the hellish situation of the main character, without omitting beautiful action scenes. Concerning the latter, Jon Watts, at who we owe the first trilogy,gave &àgrave; the intention of his replacement technical advice Collider:
I have a very practical piece of advice for Spider-Man, and I think all the directors of Spider-Man< /em> follow him. ÇIt doesn't look good when someone is swinging on a rope.[…] It's boring. ÇIt looks stupid. It looks like a monkey swinging on a vine when you put someone just on a rope. Don't waste your time. That's my advice to the next Spider-Man director.
Adapt comics to The screen is a challenge for directors, who must find the balance between authentic stunts (on the subject, we recommend The Fall Guy, currently in cinemas ;ma) and special effects. According to Jon Watts, Spider-Man's iconic swings look better when designed in post-production than filmed on set.
And you , what do you think?