As someone who has worked in the film industry for over 25 years, it's definitely a lighting rig. You can clearly see the cables hanging it from the ceiling, and other lighting and studio gear in the background. I've definitely put together rigs similar to this when I was working as a grip. You can even see the power cables lining thru across the truss. Do a reverse image search and you will find pictures of similar rigs.
Sorry, dawg.
edit: corrected a word
Redditeer282025-10-04 05:26
No, that's the other side of a set.
mhcincy5132025-10-04 07:37
It’s definitely a damaged bridge.
xIRBx2025-10-04 05:27
Still time to delete this lol
Bendythenightfury2025-10-04 05:37
If it was a bride it's probably not the same. Even if it is the same bridge it still doesn't mean Andrew's Spider-Man. That's a fairly popular bridge
mhcincy5132025-10-04 07:35
It’s actually not. Most movies would use the Brooklyn bridge. Show me another bridge that looks like that in any Marvel movie.
Bendythenightfury2025-10-04 07:41
It's still a real bridge. Marvel didn't create the Queensboro Bridge so it still probably won't lead to anything you're thinking
Swimming-Young-262025-10-04 06:06
I’m not an expert on anything on set, but that’s not a bridge my N-word
mhcincy5132025-10-04 07:37
There’s no question that’s a bridge. You can literally see the structural damage. What else would it be?
fisheggsoup2025-10-04 10:20
Are you asking or telling us? Because you've argued with every person saying no to you.
mhcincy5132025-10-06 08:07
I’ve argued with the people saying it’s not a bridge because it’s obviously some type of bridge. I’m not saying it’s definitely that specific bridge.
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Sorry, dawg.
edit: corrected a word