Madame Net producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura defends the choice for Dakota Johnson’s Marvel movie to not make any bigger connections to Sony’s Spider-Man Universe.

In a brand new interview with Collider, di Bonaventura was requested if there have been any variations of the Madame Net script that supposed to attach itself extra to Sony’s Spider-Man Universe, as he shared the next on why it did not:

Earlier than I used to be concerned there was a script, and earlier than S.J. was concerned as effectively. Each of us actually noticed the benefit in
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having the burden of the attachment of all this different stuff that has gone on. You would be foolish to suppose you do not pay some homage to it and a few acknowledgment, which we do, however it actually freed us in a approach to inform a pure story, I believe. And so, for each of us, that allowed us to get into what I like about Dakota’s journey. It isn’t simply merely, “Effectively, I am gonna get up and develop into the hero.” It is, “I am scarred. I do not need attachment. I undoubtedly don’t need duty for these three individuals. What the hell is occurring to me? I am going insane.” After which, “What do I do now that I am on this scenario?” So, for me, releasing ourselves from that obligation, in a way, was very releasing and allowed us to do a extra advanced experience with the hero.

Supply: Collider