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Spider-Man: Brand New Day's new trailer tells so much of the story, is it worth going to see the movie?

Good news for people who want trailers to lay out the basics of a movie's plot

Published on Wed Jun 17 2026

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For anyone who thought that the first trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day didn’t give away enough of what the movie’s actually about, good news: the latest trailer for the movie lays out the plot in… what seems like a surprisingly complete fashion, actually.

Look, I get that trailers are a fine line between not teasing enough and giving the whole game away — think of Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day, with its very mysterious first trailer — but it’s surprising just how much is revealed in this new Brand New Day teaser: Want to see the Hulk in action again? Here he is. Wondering how the Punisher fits into the larger story? We get that, too. How does MJ get involved with Spider-Man again? Oh, sure, that’s in there too. At this point, all that’s left unknown is who the invisible threat to New York City is… but that’s probably the point.

Is it too much? Is it just enough to get people psyched up for the first big Marvel Cinematic Universe release of the year? You decide for yourself — here’s the trailer:

Spider-Man: Brand New Day will be in theaters July 31.

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