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Didn't even know there was a Naruto movie in the works
He's gonna be busy
What has he done to gain my trust?
Watts didn’t want to return?
In December 2021, Jon Watts found himself standing in the back of the Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard on the opening night of his last film, Spider-Man: No Way Home. The entry was one of the first major studio theatrical releases following the pandemic shutdown, and the audience was standing, screaming, crying and generally carrying on in a way that, even for the first showing of a fan-favorite superhero movie, was a spectacle all to itself.
“That was such a specific moment in time, and the reaction to that movie was just so unbelievable,” remembers Watts. It was at this point that the director came to the realization: “It’s never going to be like this, ever again.”
No Way Home went on to gross nearly $2 billion at the global box office, the sixth-highest-grossing film of all time and one of the top Marvel movies, trailing only the last two Avengers films. Watts decided not to return for a fourth Spider-Man, and in 2022 exited as the director of another Marvel property, Fantastic Four.
Beyond Spider-Verse apparently almost completely scratched from production due to creative differences
Just Mercy with MBJ was pretty good
Shang-CHi was pretty damn good too until they kind of forced him to do the big monster cgi battle in the end
apparently almost completely
Nearlyapparently almost completely
Spider-Man 4 just needs Sydney Sweeney as Felicia Hardy/Black Cat
apparently almost completely