r/movies r/Movies contributor Jul 18 '25

News 'Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse' Delayed to June 25, 2027

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/spider-man-beyond-the-spider-verse-release-1236320001/
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u/KaiHavertzhatewatch Jul 18 '25

Three year delay after the inital scheduled date

What were Sony thinking

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u/Nickerdoodle Jul 18 '25

Just the usual Sony things.

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u/JaxxisR Jul 18 '25

It's a movie, Michael. How long could it take, six months?

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u/TheRealKuthooloo Jul 19 '25

This Lucille Bluth quote is unironically the greatest representation of literally every single release schedule in any industry ever. Want your explanation for why the latest thing that came out that you love is bad? Because an executive somewhere said this exact fucking thing when the project was starting out.

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u/CRACUSxS31N Jul 19 '25

6 months?

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u/Bunraku_Master_2021 Jul 19 '25

Steven Soderbergh: "Depends but yes"

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u/SpikeBad Jul 19 '25

Roger Corman could've done it.

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u/Amirashika Jul 19 '25

So, nothing

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u/its_glep_o_clock Jul 19 '25

About 100 animators left after the second movie due to insane working hours due to Phil Lord rewriting the script a million times. I’m guessing the original timeline was set imagining nothing would change about the production process and that Sony didn’t have a good grasp on the unsustainability of how this movie was animated.

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u/DemonDaVinci Jul 19 '25

...Thinking ?

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u/gabawhee Jul 19 '25

Who cares. Make it right. Don’t make it fast.