Let's face it: when it comes to the cinematic future of Spider-Man, nobody knows what's going on. And that's because even Sony isn't sure what the next move could be following the fan loathed and underperforming "The Amazing Spider-Man 2." Just this past week the Sony leaks revealed that the studio briefly discussed trying to work about a deal with Marvel to include the character in "Captain America: The Civil War." It didn't pan out, but it appears the talks between the two aren't over.
Latino Review reports Sony's parent company still wants to explore the option of working with Marvel. It's a bit hazy at the moment, with meetings at the studio about the future of Spider-Man to take place next month. Basically, some kind of 60/40 split arrangement, with Sony retaining creative control, is still a desired outcome, but a lot of factors are at play. Firstly, Marvel probably won't go for that kind of deal, no matter how much Sony will stress they want to bring...
