Why does Spider Man 4 seem rushed?

I know that Doomsday finished filming a little while ago and is in post production and is slated to come out next December, but Spider Man 4 is still filming and is slated to come out next July… 5 MONTHS EARLIER THAN DOOMSDAY!!! Obviously Doomsday is a much bigger film and would need more time, but I feel like if you need Spider Man to come out first, I’d much rather have a delay than a rushed production. I’d prefer better, more passionate care for the film in regards to post production because I’d hate to see bad vfx on such a hype film, especially since they have some of the most talented artists working at Marvel, and it would just mean that they were super rushed. What do you guys think?

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iFozy2025-11-25 23:18

Why are you assuming things?

Tornado316192025-11-25 23:19

The VFX turnaround is certainly unusual, but in fairness, Sony’s not obliged to push their tentpole further and further back.

BatmanForever232025-11-25 23:20

I think I'll watch the film, and decide if it was rushed based on what I see there. Anything else is utter conjecture and a total waste of time.

My_hilarious_name2025-11-25 23:20

Are we at the stage where we’re hating a movie that hasn’t finished being made yet? Awesome.

Troile2025-11-25 23:21

We've been there for at least a decade.

justafanboy10102025-11-26 18:02

Unfortunately sad but true

KaminariDenki242025-11-29 18:25

Not hating, I actually can’t wait which is why I want it to be as good as possible and don’t want the post production team to be overworked

chiefbrody622025-12-04 14:34

That seems to have been happening ever since GotG 1 was announced lol. People like to complain.

I remember when Guardians was supposed to be the "end of the MCU".

Hell, I remember when Iron Man 3 was supposed to be the "end of the MCU" lol.

Sal_Paradise812025-11-25 23:21

Short answer: because it is.

eagc72025-11-26 00:56

Other MCU films (and this includes some Infinity Saga films) had a 13-11 month window from filming to release. Avengers only had 12 months to go before release, not different from Spider-Man

FX1142025-11-25 23:22

12 months from the start of production to release is pretty typical for Marvel movies. It's not Spider-Man being rushed, it's Doomsday taking longer.

Gilded-Mongoose2025-11-25 23:32

This could be the best answer.

So far everyone else is pushing back on whether OP's question is valid, Sony's 'obligations,' assuming OP is just 'hating,' or they're just being snarky. None of which shed any light onto the curiosity of how SM4 seems to be operating on and sticking to a comparatively quick schedule.

KaminariDenki242025-11-29 18:27

Thank you, that’s what I figured but I wanted to see what everyone else’s perspective was. It’s obviously a lot harder to do a giant team up film than a solo hero movie

Meizas2025-11-25 23:26

July is still a loooooong time away, my friend

Dlh20792025-11-25 23:27

Stop paying attention to rumors and leaks.

Just watch the damn trailers and then the movie.

JazzmatazZ42025-11-26 12:25

That's been the most frustrating aspect of discussion for Doomsday. Everyone is ready to hate it because they pay attention to rumours of reshoots, casting, storylines; and they believe them all therefore the movie will be bad.

Dlh20792025-11-26 18:15

Its so damn annoying.

No matter how many times these rumors prove to be false people still just eat em up

JyconX2025-11-25 23:30

Spider-Man: Brand New Day starting filming around 12 months before its set release date is no different from how majority of the Infinity Saga movies were produced. And Brand New Day principal photography is said to end in December.

Therefore: NOT rushed.

Doomsday and Secret Wars production schedules were just given some extra time.

left-for-dead-99802025-11-25 23:53

Sony wants their money. They don't care about story or continuity. Pascal and Fiege used to get into arguments over content.

Wtygrrr2025-11-26 00:27

No different than the other Spider-Man movies.

eagc72025-11-26 00:55

Remember Doomsday was meant to release first, of course it finished first

Also the filming window is the same as other MCU films like Doctor Strange, Ant-Man, Fantastic Four, etc.

Falcon0822025-11-26 08:35

Because Marvel is desperate because their movies have flopped.

Aromatic-Cupcake48022025-11-26 14:02

It’s not rushed. The Home trilogy followed the same production schedule of filming 12 months before release with 6 months of post. These movies have 2 studios working on them.

Zaladin032025-11-28 08:28

Ant-Man and The Wasp and Far From Home both released in the same year as Infinity War and Endgame. Both movies were not bad, so you can't assume that if a marvel movie comes out the same year as something big as ab Avengers movie, that it'll automatically be bad or treated without care.