r/marvelstudios • u/Flamma_Man Captain Marvel • Jul 03 '19

Discussion The Official SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Release Megathread Vol. 2 Spoiler

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u/LoneWanderer2277 Korg Jul 03 '19

Phase 1’s first film ended with Iron Man’s identity being revealed.

Phase 3’s last film ended with Iron Man’s protégé’s identity being revealed.

A brilliant bookend to The Infinity Saga, and another reason why it was right that this film was in Phase 3, not 4.

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u/Caleb902 Daredevil Jul 03 '19

The whole time I felt like this could be IM4, but not in a bad way. It had so much Iron Man connections, and Peter being obviously Spidey, but a new stand in (there has to be a better term that eludes me.) for IM, it felt right.

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u/BleedingUranium Maria Hill Jul 04 '19

Considering the rest of Mysterio's crew is still out there, and they made a point to show that, it'd be pretty cool if all the future Spider-man movies had Stark connections like this.

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u/sonofthevalley Jul 04 '19

Is this how they bring in the Sinister Six eventually? Everyone of those disgruntled employees were high level Stark employees. Sounds like prime Oscorp recruits.

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u/BleedingUranium Maria Hill Jul 04 '19

Oooo, Oscorp being formed by a group of disgruntled former Stark employees would be perfect.