From the
Star Trek
reboot trilogy to Disney and Pixar’s
The Incredibles,
fan-favorite composer Michael Giacchino has lent his skills to a huge variety of popular films over the last decade.
Indeed, the Oscar winner is no stranger to the MCU either, having composed the music for 2016’s
Doctor Strange
and perhaps even more notably, both MCU
Spider-Man
films.
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NEWS
In an interview with
CinemaBlend’s ReelBlend podcast
, Michael Giacchino dropped strong hints that he’s returning to composing duties on Marvel Studios and Sony’s still-untitled third
Spider-Man
film.
When asked if he was working on the threequel, Giacchino responded,
“Well, it hasn’t been announced yet but y’know. (laughs)”
WHAT THIS MEANS
Well, that’s about as good a confirmation as one can hope for at this point.
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It should really come as no surprise that Giacchino will be back. After all, his scores to
Spider-Man: Homecoming
and
Spider-Man: Far From Home
have been well received.
Marvel Studios does have a slightly strange track record when it comes to bringing composers back for sequels, however. Fans might know that both the
Iron Man
and
Thor
trilogies featured a different composer on each installment. Not to mention that
Avengers: Age of Ultron
elected not to carry over the famed Alan Silvestri from the first
Avengers
film.
Additionally,
and despite official claims to the contrary
, rumors persist that fans could potentially see the return of the previous cinematic Spider-Men played by Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield in this new film.
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If these rumors turn out to be true, there’s a strong possibility that Giacchino would elect to include his own spin on Danny Elfman and Hans Zimmer’s scores from the Sam Raimi-directed
Spider-Man
films and the later Marc Webb
Amazing Spider-Man
movies.
From the
Star Trek
reboot trilogy to Disney and Pixar’s
The Incredibles,
fan-favorite composer Michael Giacchino has lent his skills to a huge variety of popular films over the last decade.
Indeed, the Oscar winner is no stranger to the MCU either, having composed the music for 2016’s
Doctor Strange
and perhaps even more notably, both MCU
Spider-Man
films.
ADVERTISEMENT
NEWS
In an interview with
CinemaBlend’s ReelBlend podcast
, Michael Giacchino dropped strong hints that he’s returning to composing duties on Marvel Studios and Sony’s still-untitled third
Spider-Man
film.
When asked if he was working on the threequel, Giacchino responded,
“Well, it hasn’t been announced yet but y’know. (laughs)”
WHAT THIS MEANS
Well, that’s about as good a confirmation as one can hope for at this point.
It should really come as no surprise that Giacchino will be back. After all, his scores to
Spider-Man: Homecoming
and
Spider-Man: Far From Home
have been well received.
Marvel Studios does have a slightly strange track record when it comes to bringing composers back for sequels, however. Fans might know that both the
Iron Man
and
Thor
trilogies featured a different composer on each installment. Not to mention that
Avengers: Age of Ultron
elected not to carry over the famed Alan Silvestri from the first
Avengers
film.
Additionally,
and despite official claims to the contrary
, rumors persist that fans could potentially see the return of the previous cinematic Spider-Men played by Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield in this new film.
If these rumors turn out to be true, there’s a strong possibility that Giacchino would elect to include his own spin on Danny Elfman and Hans Zimmer’s scores from the Sam Raimi-directed
Spider-Man
films and the later Marc Webb
Amazing Spider-Man
movies.
