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Marvel Studios
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Spider-Man (MCU) Collection
A brand new day starts now.
Fighting crime full-time as Spider-Man in a world that doesn't remember him—and the pressure of seeing his old friends move on without him—sparks a change in Peter Parker he may not have the power to control. But that transformation might also be the only thing that can stop a shocking new threat to the city and those he loves - a powerful villain no one can even see.
bruceparker
Oct 4, 2026 · via TMDB
This movie was one of the most anticipated for me after No Way Home, and seeing Peter's struggle and growth stunned me; I enjoyed every part of the movie. The only complaint about this movie is that they haven't shown Peter's full power throughout the movie. I loved this movie a lot !! Can't wait for the next one.
Dimítri Malique
Sep 30, 2026 · via TMDB
So damn good as sad. As our moment in real life right now, with war happening out there. Miss the old days of marvel where everything end all right and happy.
Wirlwind
Sep 22, 2026 · via TMDB
*Spider-Man: Brand New Day* is absolute cinematic gold! It easily takes the crown as Tom Holland's best Spidey movie yet, bringing back the pure adrenaline and magic the MCU has been missing. From breathtaking web-slinging sequences to incredible action choreography, it's a must-watch. If you're looking to catch it in high definition or want a reliable place to stream your favorite titles instantly, check out [**fmovies.club**](http://fmovies.club). It’s become a go-to hub for lightning-fast streaming and organized movie collections. [https://fmovies.club/](https://fmovies.club/)
Sierbahnn
Sep 19, 2026 · via TMDB
This is a very decent superhero movie. It does build on previous movies and builds the narrative for the next one in this shared universe, but it doesn't become overburdened with references or cameos. It only includes two other established heroes and the dynamic between Spider-Man and these two make for the rest of the movie. It is a good entry in the continuing Marvel saga and is a good example of how less is sometimes more.
andrewtislercinephile
Sep 14, 2026 · via TMDB
*Spider-Man: Brand New Day* is an example of why Tom Holland's Peter Parker / Spider-Man is my favorite incarnation of the character in live-action. The story is the most mature of the Sony/MCU Spider-Man films, showing how Peter navigates being a superhero in a world where people forgot his name. Because Dr. Strange had wiped people's memories with a spell at the end of the previous film, *No Way Home*, both Ned Leeds and MJ don't remember him, leading to a fractured relationship between the three of them, but at the same time, their dynamics are still in there somewhere, and the way they handle their reconciliation-ranging from MJ drawing Peter and Ned building Lego sets together to Peter and Ned recreating their handshake at the end-is poignant and poetically symbolic because it shows that their connections are still airtight, even if MJ and Ned don't know who Peter Parker currently is. Now regarding Jean Grey, I was a little bit skeptical at first of her being the antagonist, especially after having seen the Disney+ series *X-Men '97*, where her dynamic as a mom to who eventually becomes Cable is one of the most mature forms of storytelling in media, but giving her the tragic reason of losing her sister Sara to the Department of Damage Control's actions made her very sympathetic. And the plot twist the "V-Max" she was looking for is just a vent is brilliant writing because it shows that just like Jean, Sara was also delusioned by the DODC's actions, and it led to her own demise when they pushed her too far and killed her. The way they handled Peter's powers evolving was smart as it didn't take away from who he is as a superhero-that being a normal person with superpowers-but it also increased what his powers were capable of doing. Giving him organic webbing is also a fun callback to the Sam Raimi trilogy, and Peter even mentions it when he finds out that he no longer needs synthetic web fluid. Florence Pugh's role as Yelena Boleva was really funny because her using a bathhouse as an "office" is so inappropriate it's comedy gold, and having her be a comic relief character after her role in *Thunderbolts\** really shows how forming a new team of superheroes has made her loosen up a little bit. In addition, it made sense why Hulk would be in this movie, as like Peter, he is a normal person with a mutation and the idea of the "inhibitor" helped stabilize Peter's powers, but at the same time, it also limited what he could do. I would say something about Michael Giacchino's musical score, but A) I don't need to talk about the music in every review I make on here, and B) We all know how amazing of a composer he is. In conclusion, *Spider-Man: Brand New Day* delivers a lot of what I love about MCU Spider-Man while bringing a rich, mature new story that continues the timeline of Tom Holland's iconic superhero and pushes him to the absolute extreme.
desaikrishna29
Sep 14, 2026 · via TMDB
*Spider-Man: Brand New Day* is, in my opinion, the best Spider-Man movie so far. The movie has everything I want from a Spider-Man story—an exciting plot, great action, emotional moments, and a strong connection to the character. The actors have done a really nice job, and their performances make the characters feel natural and enjoyable to watch. I especially loved the overall vibe and energy of the movie. Every scene kept me interested, and the story never felt boring. For me, this is the perfect Spider-Man experience and easily one of the most enjoyable superhero movies I have watched.
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Tom Holland
Peter Parker / Spider-Man
Zendaya
MJ
Mark Ruffalo
Bruce Banner / Hulk
Jon Bernthal
Frank Castle / Punisher
Jacob Batalon
Ned Leeds
Sadie Sink
Jean Grey
Florence Pugh
Yelena Belova / Black Widow
Liza Colón-Zayas
Detective Jean DeWolff
Tramell Tillman
William 'Bill' Metzger
Marisa Tomei
May Parker
Naomi Watts
E.V. (voice)
Keith David
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Michael Mando
Mac Gargan / Scorpion
Keith David
Narrator of Spider Video (voice)
Marisa Tomei
May Parker
Florence Pugh
Yelena Belova
Marisa Tomei
May Parker
Florence Pugh
Yelena Belova
Marvin Jones III
Tombstone
Olivia Booth-Ford
Sara
Marisa Tomei
May Parker
Florence Pugh
Yelena Belova
Taryn Marie Butler
Apartment Girl
Woody Harrelson
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Johnny Myers
Building Manager
Dean Meminger
NY1 Reporter
Billy Clements
Ramrod
Zabryna Guevara
Sheila Rivera
Nina Rose Galano
Marley
Maikol Roque
EJ
Jamel Davall Rodriguez
NYC Street Driver
Phoenix Di Sebastiani
DODC Escort Guard
Vivien Keene
Female Janitor
Kurtis Lowe
DODC Box Guard
David Hepple
Warehouse Worker
Jamaal Burcher
DODC Crew Chief
Mary Stillwaggon Stewart
Female DODC Guard
Luka Hays
DODC Weapons Tech
Robert Veng
Partygoer
Aoife Haakenson
Partygoer
Gabriel Blaikie
Partygoer
Eman Esfandi
The Boyfriend
Shing Moussa Chung
Building Tenant
Akil Young
Apartment Girl Boyfriend
Benedict Cezair-Thompson
DODC Substation Guard
Shannon Young Cho
Cindy
Niyi Akin
David
Carlos Agualusa
Businessman
Shelley Williams
Street Woman
Jud Charlton
Street Worker
John Moraitis
Balcony Guy
Daisy Sequerra
Lucy (Bride)
Nezar Alderazi
John (Groom)
Daniel Kabanda
Cater-Waiter
Sean Carrington
DODC Tech
Michael Amariah
DODC Containment Guard
Pat Kiernan
Pat Kiernan (uncredited)
Aidan Kennedy
Frederick Myers/Boomerang
Megan Jupp
The Inhabited
Charles Wood
Production Design
Simon Finney
"B" Camera Operator
Brett Pawlak
Director of Photography
Sanja Milkovic Hays
Costume Design
Alessandro Bertolazzi
Hair Designer
Alessandro Bertolazzi
Makeup Designer
Justin Kuritzkes
Additional Writing
Justin Kuritzkes
Additional Writing
Lee Briggs
Executive Visual Effects Producer
Christopher Clark Cowan
Other
Ben Essex
Stunt Coordinator
Leonard Woodcock
Stunt Coordinator
Marlow Warrington-Mattei
Stunt Coordinator
Peng Zhang
Stunt Coordinator
Jade Lye
Stunt Double
Luke Scott
Stunt Double
Rick English
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Martin Ivanov
Stunt Driver
Andrej Riabokon
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Boris Martinez
Stunts
Daniel Adams
Stunts
Elise Lamb
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Gary Hoptrough
Stunts
George Surry
Stunts
Lewis Young
Stunts
Martin Ivanov
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Matthew Bell
Stunts
Nathan Aldous
Stunts
Nicholas Daines
Stunts
Nick Roeten
Stunts
Shane Steyn
Stunts
Will Breslin
Stunts
Bill Everett
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Brian Michael Bendis
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Chris Claremont
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Dan Slott
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Don Heck
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Dwayne McDuffie
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Erik Larsen
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Frank Miller
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J. Michael Straczynski
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Jack Kirby
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Jim Lee
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Joe Quesada
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John Byrne
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John Romita Sr.
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Mark Bagley
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Mark Millar
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Mike Deodato
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Reginald Hudlin
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Sara Pichelli
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Todd McFarlane
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Zeb Wells
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Destin Daniel Cretton
Director
Jeff Okabayashi
First Assistant Director
Peng Zhang
Second Unit Director
Tom Poole
Colorist
Harry Yoon
Editor
Nat Sanders
Editor
Sarah Halley Finn
Casting
Mitchell Bell
Co-Producer
Louis D'Esposito
Executive Producer
Amy Pascal
Producer
Avi Arad
Producer
Kevin Feige
Producer
Doc Kane
ADR Mixer
Julie Diaz
Dialogue Editor
Gary A. Hecker
Foley Artist
Dave Jordan
Music Supervisor
Michael Giacchino
Original Music Composer
John Casali
Production Sound Mixer
Jack Whittaker
Sound Designer
Greg P. Russell
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Onnalee Blank
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Jack Whittaker
Supervising Sound Editor
Katy Wood
Supervising Sound Editor
Kiel Figgins
Animation Supervisor
Richard Smith
Animation Supervisor
Mark Bakowski
VFX Supervisor
Christopher Elke
Visual Effects Producer
Chris Waegner
Visual Effects Supervisor
Jerome Chen
Visual Effects Supervisor
Mark Bakowski
Visual Effects Supervisor
Richard Baker
Visual Effects Supervisor
Stan Lee
Characters
Steve Ditko
Characters
Stan Lee
Comic Book
Steve Ditko
Comic Book
Dan Slott
Original Story
Justin Kuritzkes
Other
Chris McKenna
Writer
Erik Sommers
Writer
Jul 27, 2026
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Sep 29, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
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