‘Spider-Man’ Fans Debate if They’d Rather See Noir or 2099 in Live-Action
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‘Spider-Man’ fans debate if they’d rather see Noir or 2099 in live-action

Next month's No Way Home marks the seventh live-action Spider-Man movie, and his tenth appearance overall if you include Tom Holland's supporting roles in Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame, but they've all been modern-day tales focusing on Peter Parker.
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Next month’s No Way Home marks the seventh live-action Spider-Man movie, and his tenth appearance overall if you include Tom Holland’s supporting roles in Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame, but they’ve all been modern-day tales focusing on Peter Parker.

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While that’s to be expected given that the iconic superhero’s origins and history are so well known in every corner of the globe, Sony’s animated Into the Spider-Verse gave us a tantalizing peek into what a Spidey blockbuster could look like when another iteration of the web-slinger is the focus.

That’s without even considering all of the variations that didn’t even make the Spider-Verse cut, many of whom could realistically appear in a sequel. With that in mind, a viral tweet has fans debating whether they’d rather see a live-action blockbuster based on the Noir or 2099 Spider-Man, and you can check out some of the reactions below.

https://twitter.com/nakaai1586/status/1465105343067746305
https://twitter.com/NYCBeastDRKing/status/1465141647625359366
https://twitter.com/willGDavis/status/1465134479719256064
https://twitter.com/Hellhasaminibar/status/1465159986825334786

Nicolas Cage and Oscar Isaac voiced the roles in Into the Spider-Verse, with the latter only saved for a credits scene cameo. Should Sony decide to expand the live-action Spider-Man universe beyond Peter Parker, then outside of Miles Morales, there aren’t too many candidates that longtime members of the fanbase would love to see more.


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