The wonderful box office performance of "Spider-Man: Homeless" during the epidemic has made Sony's heart blossom.
He even started an Oscar campaign for the film, trying to win various awards including best picture.
Of course, publicity is propaganda, and whether it can be nominated is completely different.
Speaking of the film itself, the two main actors, Dutch Brother and Zandaya, were recently interviewed by the Marvel.com website and talked about some of the tragic moments in the film.
The following involves serious spoilers.
The two mention aunt May's death in the interview, and the Dutch brother believes that The relationship between May and Peter is an integral part of the film's story.
"The relationship between Peter and May runs through all these films and is an integral part of the whole story at the heart and soul."
"The scene came so suddenly that no one seemed to have expected it to happen. It's going to be a very, very heavy blow for people who watch the movie. ”
Zandaya's view goes like this: "May is a great example. She raised a lovely young man, and she was on her own. ”
"She didn't get the honor she deserved. It is important to respect May. ”
"Everybody's saying, 'Oh, he has to have a mentor.'" Then discuss the fatherly role of these men. ”
"But it was May who raised him. Hats off to Aunt May! ”
Although May does not seem to have many roles in the film, she is the most important role in Peter's growth path.
She helped Peter form a moral code, gave him the strength to persevere, and molded Peter into the way he is now, making him the real Spider-Man.
There is no Uncle Ben in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it can be said that Aunt May's role in several Spider-Man movies is almost equivalent to Uncle Ben.
Both her existence and death had a huge impact on Peter.
Sadly, Aunt May has already completed her journey in Heroes Of No Return, and while Peter Parker is coming back, we may never see Aunt May on screen.