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jmftown9 — 9 years ago(December 09, 2016 02:31 PM)

I don't see how they can sustain the series by having each film be a different year in high school. It almost looks like two different films high school musical and then a super hero movie. They need to ditch the high school setting after this movie. It's not universal relatable.

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hes like Van wilder.

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Marvel has stated they want to run the series like the Harry Potter movies with each school year being a different movie. They don't have to keep to a real world timeline. So 2-3 years real time can be one marvel time. Some of the Harry Potter has 2 years in between them yet the movies were one year a part.

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Pete is 16 in this film. The next film comes out in about 2/3 years. The passage of time in the MCU is roughly equivalent with real time. Do the math and tell me if Pete will still be high school in the MCU Spider-Man sequel.
"All you have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to you." -Gandalf

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