And those had a value proposition of the MCU, which Morbius and Madame Web didn't. You cannot compare the two of them.
You're missing the point. Sony doesn't have a lot of IP. They promised Netflix movies and here are the low rung movies they are delivering. Like I said, I don't think they're intentionally releasing flops, but I do think they could have released movies they knew would have done better and are purposefully waiting for a new deal before inking those movies.
Again, why with the internet clamoring for Spider-Gwen with Emma Stone do you think they're randomly making Madame Web with Dakota Johnson. You don't think Sony sees that?
Of course I don't, but you do.
What you're saying is nonsense. The moves being on Netflix 6 months post-release affects their bottom line very little, if at all. They also released Across the Spider-Verse, which they knew would be a banger.
Sony is holding off on movies because they know they can get a lot more money from Spider-Man using their Marvel partnership. Marvel on the other hand doesn't give two flying fucks about Morbius and Madame Web.
Again, they already promised Spider-verse. These movies aren't nearly as big as the Spider-Man live action movies. Which they're dead silent on.
Homecoming came out in 2017. Far From Home in 2019. No Way Home came out in 2021. Each of these movies is 2 years apart. We're now in 2024 and a new Spider-Man movie hasn't even been announced... That's 3 years. No Way Home was announced 4 years before it released.
I didn't say they didn't.
If you say a movie bombed only because of its box office while ignoring other revenue streams, it's a bit disingenuous.
I'm aware. The Netflix deal was also signed 3 years after the release of Into the Spider-Verse.
And if you're right, you're right, I'll sleep at night just the same.
LOL, thank you for the concession.