On Friday, local time, the superhero movie "Spider-Man: No Way Home", jointly produced by Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios, has been officially released in North American theaters. There is no doubt that this film, which is very popular in pre-sale, will surely become the top of the North American theater box office this weekend.
Unlike other marvel movies released by Marvel this year, this film starring Tom Holland, Zandaya and Benedict Cumberbatch was not launched on Disney's streaming "Disney+", which made many netizens feel very strange, and even many people complained that Disney did not "treat everyone equally".
Marvel's superhero movies released this year, whether it is "Black Widow" starring Scarlett Johansson, or "Shangqi and the Legend of the Ten Rings" starring Liu Simu, Okafina and Liang Chaowei, or "Eternal Family" starring Angelina Jolie and others, are all released on Disney+ at the same time as the big screen.
However, "Spider-Man: Homeless" was not launched on Disney+, which made many fans who could not go to the theater to enjoy the film for the first time feel very unhappy, and they even felt that Disney did not treat them equally.
This pot, Disney said I definitely do not back!
After all, Disney doesn't want to, it can't!
On Disney+, disney has launched some spider-man animation content, but the live-action version of the movie, whether starring Tom Holland, or the previous film starring Toby Maguire or Andrew Garfield, disney+ is no trace.
Disney+ only has some animated content for Spider-Man
Because these films are all produced by Sony Pictures, Disney has no online copyright at all, and they are infringing on the line, and they will be sued by Sony Pictures.
When Disney acquired Marvel, the copyright of Spider-Man was no longer in marvel's hands, but was sold to Sony Pictures by them. After developing two consecutive versions of the Spider-Man series starring Toby Maguire and Andrew Garfield, Jiang Lang's talented Sony Pictures was forced to announce a partnership with Marvel to jointly develop the Spider-Man IP.
But Disney, as the boss of Marvel, is only responsible for the production and box office share of these films, and the copyright of Spider-Man is still not in their hands, which also leads to their inability to launch these live-action spider-Man movies to Disney+.