Marvel fans headed to theaters for Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ were reportedly treated to an extended look at ‘Spider-Man. New Day’.Within hours of the film’s release, fans of Tom Holland and: Zendaya: starrer, took to social media to share the extended clip online. Like the video, the trailer gives fans a recap of Peter Parker’s emotional journey in the Marvel Cinematic Universe before teasing his next chapter.
‘Spider-Man’ recap drops on ‘The Odyssey’
The extended trailer revisits key moments from Holland’s Spider-Man trilogy, beginning with ‘Spider-Man. Homecoming’ and concluded with the sad ending of ‘Spider-Man. No Home’. The recap has Peter recounting his decision to sacrifice his personal happiness by asking Doctor Strange to make the world and his best friends, MJ (Zendaya) and Ned (Jacob Batalon) forget that he is Spider-Man.
About ‘Spider-Man. New Day’
The new film officially picks up four years after the events, with Peter living alone and acting as a full-time Spider-Man in a New York City that no longer knows who he is. As he devotes himself fully to protecting New York, the mounting pressure of his double life causes mysterious physical changes as a powerful new threat emerges.
‘Spider Man. Brand New Day’ post-credit scene linked to ‘Dooms
This leak also comes at a time when reports say that the upcoming film, which is set for its release on July 30, will have a post-credit scene linked to ‘Avengers. Doomsday’.Speculation has intensified after Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige recently announced that Florence Pugh’s Yelena Belova may appear in ‘Spider-Man. New Day’ before returning as a member of the New Avengers in ‘Avengers. Doomsday’. Although no appearance has been officially confirmed, Feige suggested that fans may see the character “soon,” fueling theories that the Spider-Man sequel could serve as a bridge to the next Avengers blockbuster.Directed by: Destin Daniel Cretton‘Spider Man. Brand New Day’, also starring Sadie Sink, Jon Bernthal, Mark Ruffalo, Michael Mando and Tramell Tillman.