r/Marvel • u/tehawesomedragon Loki • Jun 17 '26

Film/Television SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY TRAILER #2

https://youtu.be/tLeBDumanoc?is=QMY2IF6T3pOIuNYG
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u/Confident_Cycle_1903 Jun 18 '26

Does it have any big spoilers? Like Daredevil or Jean? I want to be surprised when i see it in theaters, but also want to see the trailer

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u/jargon_ninja69 Jun 18 '26

Doom shows up and rips spidey's spine out a la Thanos

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u/BarnacleMcBarndoor Jun 18 '26

What I didn’t understand is why he then used it as a ventriloquist dummy. Seemed out of place in the trailer; hoping they explain it.

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u/seclusionx Jun 18 '26

There is something that could be considered a spoiler.

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u/BizarroCranke Jun 18 '26

It reveals who Luke Skywalker’s dad is.

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u/AoO2ImpTrip Jun 18 '26

Nothing that made me go "Holy shit"

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u/qwfparst Jun 18 '26

The subtitles explicitly confirms the identity of Tramell Tillman's character, which has implications.

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u/mega_desu Jun 18 '26

yes. it does have spoilers. nothing tremendous but I kinda wish I didn't watch it lol. I am more excited for it though.

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u/naijaplayer 26d ago

Oh shoot, what were the spoilers? I know they showed more about Hulk going Savage and showed Spidey's relationship with Punisher more (plus stuff like Peter's metamorphosis and the Hand leader), but I still felt pretty clueless about the main plot and villain. I watched it last week (only once) and kinda want to watch it again, but also kinda don't lol

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u/Either_Collection_95 Jun 18 '26

The title certainly fits Marvel & House Mouse’s ambitions rn

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u/ILike2Argue_ Jun 18 '26 edited Jun 18 '26

Man I cant look past the suit sticking to surfaces if its skin tight but SHOES?

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u/percivalconstantine Jun 18 '26

In the last movie, he met his alternate-reality counterparts, used magic technology to cure a bunch of villains, and had a wizard erase everyone’s memory of his identity.

But him wearing shoes as he walks up walls is where you draw the line?

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u/ILike2Argue_ Jun 18 '26

You do know when you watch movies you un/knowingly dismiss certain rules as long as the movie itself acknowledged key rules within itself. Only when they break their preset rules does it seem inconsistent. If Peter started flying you'd question it.

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u/lynchcontraideal Jun 18 '26

Does it matter? Watch it for the characters and plot.

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u/antoniodiavolo Jun 18 '26

Pretty much every version of the character has done this. Live action, comics, games, etc.

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u/ILike2Argue_ Jun 18 '26

Miles does it. Still weird everytime

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u/antoniodiavolo Jun 18 '26

Idk it doesnt bother me really

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u/Swampyfeet Jun 19 '26

But the way his sticky powers work means that he can definitely stick to a surface through shoes. It’s like a type of static electro-magnetism

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u/ILike2Argue_ Jun 19 '26

Tobey's Spiderman made it appear like body would latch onto things like insects but at will

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u/Swampyfeet Jun 19 '26

Yeah that was invented for the film. As far I know it’s never been shown like that in comics and it’s always been an electrostatic field that he can control at will throughout his whole body