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With Jon Watt's "Spider-Man" entering Marvel's Cinematic Universe, film writers John Francis Daley and Jonathan M. Goldstein have teased that the upcoming could be the studios funniest film.
In their interview with NPR on "Vacation," Goldstein said that they were thrilled while Daley described Peter Parker as a clever and amusing youngster, amidst of being an "outcast" and a "geek." The scriptwriters view such traits as "safety net," allowing them to connect with the character's thoughts, emotions, and overall personality.
On Apr. 13, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige told IGN that the iconic superhero film would not feature an origin story and it would showcase lots of humor to both comic book fans and moviegoers. He also mentioned that Spider-Man's boundless wittiness can be as wearisome as his abilities.
Before Spider-Man lands in New York in his solo film, he is set to appear in Joe Russo and Anthony Russo's "Captain America: Civil War," which marks the Phase Three of Marvel's Cinematic Universe. He will share the big screen with Ant-Man, Vision, War Machine, Hawkeye, Black Widow, Falcon, Scarlet Witch, Iron Man, and Captain America.
"The Impossible" actor Tom Holland is playing Spider-Man's role, with "The Wrestler" actress Marisa Tomei joining the titular superhero as Aunt May. With production commencing next year, additional characters and exact plot details have yet to be revealed.
Daley and Goldstein's "Vacation" is coming to theaters on July 29. "Captain America: Civil War" is slated to premiere in theaters on May 6, 2016 while the solo "Spider-Man" film is set to hit the big screen on July 28, 2017.
