Secret Behind Spider-Verse 3's Epic Happy Ending Revealed

Summary

Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse may have a happy ending inspired by The Parent Trap.

The Prowler version of Miles may not be a complete antagonist in the forthcoming movie, implying that the two iterations of Miles could potentially reach a mutual understanding and collaborate.

The potential optimistic conclusion in Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse would present a juxtaposition to the bleak ending of the previous film and deliver a gratifying resolution to Miles' emotional voyage.

Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse will draw influence from an unconventional film, offering a glimpse into what the Spider-Verse's happy ending might entail. While Miles Morales' debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is still a few years away, the character has found success in the animated Spider-Verse. Following the conclusion of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse will explore how Miles and his variant, Miles G. Morales, address their differences. The inspiration for the third Spider-Verse film suggests that it may draw parallels to The Parent Trap.

In an interview with Empire Magazine, director Joaquim Dos Santos revealed that Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse will be inspired by The Parent Trap. This film features a young Lindsay Lohan playing twins who meet for the first time at summer camp. The sisters then collaborate to reunite their parents, ultimately achieving success by the film's end. Dos Santos explained that this concept evolved into the second half of the movie, eventually becoming a significant part of the third film. Therefore, Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse may take inspiration from The Parent Trap to navigate the situation involving Miles' variant.

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Why Spider-Man: Beyond The Spider-Verse Is More Likely To Have A Happy Ending

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse concluded on a somber note, as Miles Morales found himself ensnared in a different dimension by a version of himself known as the Prowler. Meanwhile, an alternate incarnation of the villainous Spot arrived in Miles' universe with the intent of harming his father. The film hinted at a potential rivalry brewing between Miles and his alternate self, Miles G. Morales. However, if The Parent Trap acts as inspiration for the forthcoming Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, it is possible that this animated trilogy may find a joyous resolution.

In Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, it is speculated that Prowler Miles may not be portrayed as a complete villain, contrary to what was suggested in the previous film. Originally planned for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, the Miles Prowler variant was intended to be "an athletic vigilante." Taking inspiration from The Parent Trap, the third installment of the animated franchise could potentially bring both versions of Miles together, as they join forces to rescue Jefferson Davis from the clutches of the Spot.

Much like the conclusion of The Parent Trap, where Lohan's twins successfully reunite their parents, Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse might also offer a satisfying ending. The collaboration between the two Miles versions to defeat the Spot and save Miles Morales' father would serve as the ideal conclusion for the franchise, deviating from the somber ending of the second film. Though not necessarily required to be entirely happy, a relatively tragedy-free finale would be immensely gratifying, considering the emotional upheaval Miles has endured.

Source: Empire Magazine (via The Direct)