Spider-Man: Beyond the Universe producer responds to rumors of the film being in trouble: Nothing has been canceled

As the third animated film in the Spider-Verse series and the sequel to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Spider-Man: Beyond the Universe has recently been rumored to not be released until 2027.

However, Christopher Miller, one of the film's producers (and screenwriter), recently made a brief response to the rumors on his personal Twitter. He said that "nothing has been abandoned" and pointed out that the production of the film is going smoothly.

Earlier reports (The Insneider reported) pointed out that due to "creative differences" between the team, most of the completed content of "Spider-Man: Beyond the Universe" was forced to be "abandoned", which also means that the film may be postponed until 2027.

In addition to the response from producer Christopher Miller, Daniel Pemberton, the music producer of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, also implicitly denied on his personal Twitter that Spider-Man: Beyond the Universe had canceled most of the completed content.