Spider-Man Universe Movie El Muerto; Pulled From Sony Release Schedule

Bad Bunny has muerto the movie!

The dream is muerto.

Not unexpected, and also a good thing in my eyes, no need for this, it's just a sad cash grab from Sony to ride the coattails of Spider-Man, we really don't need these random Spidey character movies, can't they already see it's been a bad move all along, Venom (which is likely the best of this no goodness, but still not very good), Venom 2, Morbius..Kraven which I can only imagine is dookie, they need to pull the plug fast, don't dump money into a pit.

On 9/13/2023 at 9:20 AM, Thwippersnapper said:

It was muerto from the start

Indeed. Shame they didn't see that earlier.

It was muerto from the start

Oh no, this is a disaster. How will we sleep at night knowing there will be no El Muerto movie?

I've been hip since before it was hep, but I've yet to figure out what's so hap about Bad Bunny that he's worth the hup to be in a Spider-Man spin-off movie.

Eeeeeeyeaaaah! I think it's probably best that maybe everyone involved in this project would benefit by taking this writer's strike as an opportunity to graciously bow out. Like ASAP. Just a suggestion. Lol.

Benito Antonio Martnez Ocasio, known professionally as Bad Bunny was interviewed by Vanity Fair about sex, social media, the WWE, and his attempt at making movies.

Bad Bunny was questioned about being cast in the title role of Marvels El Muerto, a Spider-Man spin-off about a luchador whose mask imbues him with superhuman strength. Unfortunately, production has been halted and the studio decided to pull the project from its release calendar. When asked what happened, Bad Bunny hesitated and responded with "I dont know what to say," and that the issue was "delicate."

Here's my take on not wanting studios to do these empty, 3rd string characters/shows: they can't exist without the viewer hoping the Main Event will show, which it never does. You HOPE to see actual Avengers in SHIELD, Batman in Gotham, Superman in Smallville, etc. but it doesn't happen and to me, it just makes everyone else look sad. The other thing is they're generally so slapped together, that they come off cheap and hollow, and this can make production for the Real Thing by the studios harder to come by. They don't mind putting serious money and talent into projects that are blockbusters, but if they fail, wow does the money and attention dry up fast.