Sony Hack Sank Spider-Man Sinister Six

0:00I'm Cory with the story, bringing you the latest in entertainment and pop culture. Fans have long puzzled over Sony's cancelled Spider-Man sinister 6 movie from the mid-2000s tens. Director Drew Goddard, who was set to write in Hellman, just explained the real reason it never happened. The project spun out of Andrew Garfield's amazing Spider-Man films and was eyed for a 2016 release. Amazing Spider-Man 2 had teased the villain team up in its post-credits scenes, pulling together foes like Bolcher, Rhino, and others. Movie buffs still call it one of superhero cinemas' great What Ifs, especially since fans got a taste of the idea later in Spider-Man No Way Home. In a fresh interview tied to his new movie, Project Hell Mary, Goddard pinned the blame squarely on the massive 2014 Sony hack by North. Korean Hackers That breach leaked tons of emails and threw the studio into chaos, killing several projects including his. While the full story stays buried in those hacked files, it highlights how one cyber

1:00attack reshaped Spider-Man's big screen path.