RUMOR: ‘Morbius’ Will Reference Tom Holland’s Spider-Man
Jacob Campbell
Posted On January 12, 2020
The connection between the MCU and the Sony Universe of Marvel Characters is beginning to form. It seems that Jared Leto’s Morbius will be the first film in the SUMC to reference the events of the MCU, specifically Tom Holland’s Spider-Man films.
According to insider Daniel Richtman, there will be references to Holland’s Spidey in Morbius, which could be the first step in making the spinoffs part of the MCU. Additionally, Dr. Movie News clarified that the connection include a supporting role for J.K. Simmons’ J. Jonah Jameson as well as “wanted” posters for Spider-Man, referencing the events of Far From Home.
From what we’ve gathered, the Sony “Spider-Verse” events & plot points will only be referenced in Spider-Man films & NOT in any other Marvel Cinematic Universe films.
Spider-Man MCU films will affect the Sony films, but Sony films won’t affect the MCU. Should be interesting… pic.twitter.com/LU5NpOTyUF
— DR Movie News 📽 (@DRMovieNews1) January 12, 2020
READ: Tom Holland Reportedly In Talks To Appear In ‘Venom 2’
Essentially, the events of Sony’s films will be referenced in Holland’s Spider-Man films, but their presence will likely not be felt in the wider MCU. It also appears that future Spider-Man movies could influence the events of the SUMC.
For fans hoping to see Holland’s Spider-Man face off against characters such as Venom and Carnage, this could be the first step in bridging the MCU and the SUMC. This connection was first teased after a recent rumor claimed Holland will appear via a cameo Tom Hardy’s Venom 2. It will be interesting to see how the different universes will interact with one another and what it will mean for the future of these characters.
Do you want to see the SUMC become part of the MCU? Are you excited about Jared Leto’s Morbius? Let us know in the comments below!
Morbius will fly into theaters on July 31st, 2020.
The film stars Jared Leto, Adria Arjona, Matt Smith, Jared Harris, and Tyrese Gibson.
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