Twenty years later, fans are still waiting for the return of Sam Raimi's universe.
It has been eighteen years since the release of Sam Raimi's \"Spider-Man 3,\" but talk of a possible sequel has not subsided. Mattson Tomlin, co-writer of Matt Reeves' \"The Batman Part II,\" who has repeatedly expressed his desire to film \"Spider-Man 4\" with Tobey Maguire, has given new impetus to fans' hopes. According to his idea, in the fourth film, Peter Parker would have to combine the life of a superhero, husband, and father.
This time, Tomlin answered a question on social media and admitted that his proposals are still being discussed, although they are progressing extremely slowly.
\"Slow and steady wins the race. There will be nothing to tell about it anytime soon (if ever). There are a lot of people, politics and circumstances involved that are beyond my control. But I haven't gotten a 'no' yet.\"
Thus, the project remains in limbo: production has not been officially approved, but Tomlin has not received a final refusal either. This means that hope for the return of the Raimi universe is still alive.
