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Spider-Man: Brand New Day premieres, credits scene hints at Tom Holland's future

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day opened in theaters and ends with a post-credits scene that points to Tom Holland’s Spider-Man heading off-world after saving New York City. Variety reports the scene, from the Sony and Marvel release, explicitly teases a possible Holland return in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday or the Secret Wars event. The sequence positions Brand New Day as a springboard for those ensemble films by leaving Peter Parker’s story active rather than conclusively closed. The tease gives Marvel and Sony a clear narrative hook to bring Holland’s Spider-Man back into the larger crossover slate.

The Hollywood Reporter
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day is swinging far higher than expected, as the superhero feature starring Tom Holland and Zendaya is becoming a breathtaking triumph in its opening weekend at the box office for Sony Pictures.

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Mitch Dyer188

The emotional center of Brand New Day completely eroded my MCU fatigue. Spider-Man always makes me happy but this movie is such a celebration of love — for each other, for New York, for the people we misunderstood and should do better by.

Brian Michael Bendis51

how many times a week do you think a Disney executive tries to pitch her team a John wick style reboot of this?

Matt Zoller Seitz50

I don't need to recommend this because it's every American's patriotic duty to see a new Spider-Man movie anyway.* But I did see it this morning & liked it. Reminded me of Raimi's Spider-Man 2, and I feel pretty sure it was supposed to. * sarcasm, don't come in here and argue with me, please

Jamie McKelvie34

Huh. I really thought it was going to suffer because The Odyssey is still going so strong!

Cody Ziglar28

I can’t stop thinking about how good this movie is.

Nat Gertler makes books11

The "superhero movies are dead" folks are forgetting a leeeeetle fact about superhero deaths...

N. B. Parker-Polley9

Acordándome del par de personas que vi diciendo que iba a pinchar, pero en qué realidad vive la gente veces, ¿eh?

Brian McFadden8

I don't care about box office, but this photo implies Spider-Man's asshole is very sticky. (Venture Bros. did it; I know.)

Jonathan Lack2

These are absolutely buck-wild numbers, but I'd caution anyone from declaring 'superhero movies are back' b/c Spider-Man is big. Spider-Man is *always* big. Spider-Man and Batman are the two superheroes who are enduringly popular no matter what else is going on. They effectively transcend the genre.

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