He’s going to try to do right by people who he feels he’s done wrong by, and that just felt more potentially emotional and unpredictable as we go into the third film. “It’s not going to be as simple as him wanting to just escape this world. In this dimension, Miles Morales lost his father and turned to a life of crime, which opens up all kinds of possibilities for the third film. “It was really important to have this thing where Miles wants to save his dad, but then he’s faced with this Pottersville version of a world that was created because of this thing that happened to him,” Powers said. Right now, they’re taking a well-earned beat to enjoy the success of Across the Spider-Verse, which ends on a cliffhanger with Miles in a dimension that doesn’t have a Spider-Person. Speaking of which, Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse is due out next year, although the directors aren’t sure it’ll make that date. Beyond the Spider-Verse directors don’t know if final Spider-Verse film will come out on time We assume that the directors wanted to expand on those sections, but they didn’t elaborate on the specifics. There are a few live-action moments in the clip, including short clips from movies like Spider-Man (2002) and The Amazing Spider-Man (2012), as well as a brief appearance from Donald Glover as a live-action version of Miles’ uncle Aaron. And we just said, ‘OK, enough, let’s make sure that it’s something precise that gets the most bang for the buck, and speaks to the story.’” “t just turned into a bad joke,” he said. Speaking to Variety, Powers talked about how they originally wanted to have “huge live-action sequences” in the film, but when they took a stab at it, things just didn’t work out. That said, the directors didn’t get to do everything they originally envisioned.
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