I have a theory why they finally gave Tom Holland organic webbing in Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
Budget cuts.
Think about it. For three movies, the film crew had to deal every day with mechanical web shooters, fresh web fluid, replacement cartridges, backup web shooters in case one broke, repairs after action scenes... and if it was a big final battle? Double or triple the supplies. It was just too damn expensive.
So Marvel borrowed the Tropic Thunder method. You know how Robert Downey Jr. "underwent a procedure" to fully commit to the role? They did a similar thing with Tom Holland, they implanted organic web glands in his wrists.
No more props. No more cartridges. Just point... and shoot.
@H141Kilo@BlackPilledFed@HollywoodHandle@TheWrap So you have the media literacy of a toddler and don’t realize that spider-man is inherently woke? That’s literally the primary purpose of his character. Shit even the x-men are literally an allegory for racism
@spider1o1 I have personally talk to this fucker and he is genuinely a huge pain in the ass. He unironically gave the film a 2/10 and I'm more and more proven that he literally likes nothing
@GapingBussySlag@Bulletmonkey28@Jussdin_ While I do agree, I don’t think it’s completely necessary for a black cyclops although I wouldn’t get pissed if it were to happen. I just think its valuable for the characters to stay their race because it makes the message of discrimination much stronger
@GapingBussySlag@Bulletmonkey28@Jussdin_ I am not in agreement with the previous post you replied to but I think it is important to make Cyclops be white because it helps to show that discrimination doesn't just affect different races, but people who are different period. That's what makes the x-men so important to many