'Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse' release date gets postponed; fans would have to wait for another three weeks
Why did 'Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse' get postponed?
According to Variety, 'Beyond the Spider-Verse' has been pushed by the creator to gain a better result in the domestic as well as international markets. The studio insiders revealed that a significant move was made to profit of the school-going fans, as only 65% of the students would have their summer vacations during the previous date, while all the schools are guaranteed to have a break on July 25. Additionally, the new date will have a better target audience internationally as well.
The records from the previous two instalments suggest that the studios have worked their fingers to the bone in making as well as the success. The debut animated film 'Into the Spider-Verse' won an Oscar for Best Animated Feature, and the sequel 'Across the Spider-Verse' received a nomination in the category and managed to mint multiple dollars after its release. Together, the films have managed to make USD 1.08 billion through the graphical webs and compelling storyline, according to Deadline.
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About 'Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse'
During the CinemaCon in March, the creator and producer, Phil Lord, dropped some bread crumbs for the audience and their anticipation. He said that in the upcoming film, Miles Morales would be an on-the-run fugitive from every other Spider-Man from the different universes. 'Gwen and his other friends may or may not be enough to help him save the family that's been the leading part of the entire system,' he added.
Directed by
Bob Persichetti
and Justin K. Thompson, 'Beyond the Spider-Verse' is written by David Callam, Phil Lord and
Christopher Miller
, and produced by Lord and Miller, along with Amy Pascal,
Avi Arad
and Jinko Gotoh.
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