Despite the fact that its premiere was scheduled for March of next year, Spider-Man: Beyond the Multiverse announced a few weeks ago that the third animated film starring miles morales was delayed indefinitely. There have been many fans who have been disappointed with this update, so one of its directors has come out to show his face.
Through an interview with Digital Spy, Chris Miller explained that they were trying to achieve the most satisfying closing for this very special trilogy. This has caused work on the film to increase, inevitably causing its premiere to be postponed to another yet unknown date.
“It will be out when it’s ready. We’ll take as long as it takes to make it great. Our goal with the film is to achieve the most satisfying conclusion to the story possible and take it to places it hasn’t been before. We want to make people laugh, cry, cheer and even make the viewer reflect”.
As Miller has explained, there won’t be a set release date until they feel the movie is completely finished. In this way, they provide animators much more calm and patience to be able to translate his ideas into the eccentric universe of wall-crawlers.
It seems that, after complaints from some artists about his work on Spider-Man: Crossing the Multiverse, sony You have decided to take note and avoid these work situations that only generate discomfort in the work environment. How long it takes remains to be seen, but considering Miller’s response, we’ll likely have to wait until at least mid-2025 or even 2026 if the strikes continue.
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