Sony owns Spiderman, why should they share any profit?
Tom Holland won't be forever young, so Sony or Disney will have to reboot Spiderman eventually, say in 5 years tops. Now consider that Sony has proven that audiences have the stomach for a different Spiderman with Into the Spiderverse.
In the meantime, Sony could have Tom do a couple of movies with Venom amd Carnage, let them suck as badly as they will, no problem, they will still make money. Why? Because as stated, all Spidey movies make decent money, and consider the Venom movie. As much as I think it sucked, it did $800+ million worldwide.
Sony can run the Spidey movies with Tom and Tom and Woody into the ground for the next few years, then reboot with Miles Morales live action. Despite production amd marketing costs, the money made goes under the Sony banner and makes Sony look good in the books. Not only does Sony keep all their money, but so does the perceived success, which in turn makes it more likely the studio can continue to exist and bring in more projects outside of Spiderman a possibility. No need for anyone to question your studio's success based on Marvel's involvement.
If I was Sony, I wouldn't share either.
As an aside, I can see Disney salivating over the long term idea of having Miles Morales in their MCU. I think the upcoming MCU phase is going to rely on non-traditional characters and heroes, continue the Captain Marvel\Black Panther trajectory. Miles would be a great fit for the phase following the upcoming one, a young visible minority who is already an 'established' hero by name.
Tom Holland won't be forever young, so Sony or Disney will have to reboot Spiderman eventually, say in 5 years tops. Now consider that Sony has proven that audiences have the stomach for a different Spiderman with Into the Spiderverse.
In the meantime, Sony could have Tom do a couple of movies with Venom amd Carnage, let them suck as badly as they will, no problem, they will still make money. Why? Because as stated, all Spidey movies make decent money, and consider the Venom movie. As much as I think it sucked, it did $800+ million worldwide.
Sony can run the Spidey movies with Tom and Tom and Woody into the ground for the next few years, then reboot with Miles Morales live action. Despite production amd marketing costs, the money made goes under the Sony banner and makes Sony look good in the books. Not only does Sony keep all their money, but so does the perceived success, which in turn makes it more likely the studio can continue to exist and bring in more projects outside of Spiderman a possibility. No need for anyone to question your studio's success based on Marvel's involvement.
If I was Sony, I wouldn't share either.
As an aside, I can see Disney salivating over the long term idea of having Miles Morales in their MCU. I think the upcoming MCU phase is going to rely on non-traditional characters and heroes, continue the Captain Marvel\Black Panther trajectory. Miles would be a great fit for the phase following the upcoming one, a young visible minority who is already an 'established' hero by name.
c'mon get happy!