‘Spider-Man 4’: SURPRISING Details of Sam Raimi’s Canceled Movie Revealed

Tobey Maguire and Sam Raimi’s last “Spider-Man” film was released in 2007 and was considered the worst of the trilogy, which ended plans for a new sequel.

But, before Sony invested in the reboot with Andrew Garfield, Raimi was developing a 4th film, supposed to surpass the previous titles.

During an interview with Cinema Blend, Jeffrey Henderson, the concept artist who was working on the sequel, gave some new details about the movie.

While promoting his book, titled “Great Power: How Spider-Man Conquered Hollywood during The Golden Age of Blockbusters,” Henderson said:

“The film would have Spider-Man facing Vulture, played by John Malkovich. This version of the character would have been some sort of government contractor doing dirty jobs. His super-villain name comes from the fact that he “leaves only bones behind”.

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Apparently, the plot would be very violent, and one of the scenes would show Spidey on the verge of death, but with a much more brutal and heavy tone than in the previous films.

Henderson also confirmed that the film would have a fun opening montage that would see Spidey bring together villains that Raimi never intended to use, including Mysterio.

“We were going to open the movie with a montage of every villain Sam could ever use in the ‘Spider-Man’ movies. In the plot, Peter and MJ would no longer be together, and he would be happy to spend more time to heroism, so we were going to try to do Shocker, Mysterio and even The Stilt Man.

It’s sad that we will never see this film because it feels like an intense, brutal and emotional narrative.

Anyway, Raimi has already said that he would be open to making another movie with the return of Tobey Maguire, but with a different story…

So, would you like to see Raimi and Maguire work together again?

Recalling that Maguire reprized the role in “Spider-Man: No Return Home”.

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