New footage has from Spider-Man: Brand New Day has been revealed, including a new look for the wall crawler. The hotly anticipated sequel has already been teased in the first Brand New Day trailer, which finally arrived back in March after several months of speculation). Two months on, while there’s not a new trailer just yet, there is another exciting glimpse at what to expect.
Videos by ComicBook.com
Sony has revealed Spider-Man: Brand New Day – Practical Production, a behind-the-scenes video showing off how the stunts were filmed on location for what director Destin Daniel Cretton refers to as the movie’s opening action sequence. There’s plenty of web-slinging action and a focus on the practical stunts, but most notably, we also get a new cold weather Spider-Man costume of sorts, with Peter in the outfit but also covered up with a winter jacket and coat. Check out the video below, with the new look around the five second mark.
This isn’t the first time we’ve seen a Spider-Man being prepared for a winter chill, as it’s also something we saw with Andrew Garfield’s Peter Parker for The Amazing Spider-Man 2. It’s a fun take and makes it feel a little more grounded given the weather conditions we see him in, and fits with the more homemade aesthetic of Peter in Brand New Day, now he’s without Stark tech. As well as the video, a new poster for the movie was also unveiled:
Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s Action Looks Like The Best In The MCU So Far
The video features Tom Holland and Cretton, both of whom discuss filming the action sequences, which were shot in front of crowds on the streets of Glasgow, Scotland. Holland says that this is some of the “best action we’ve had in any of these movies,” and reveals that they shot most stunts on the day, in-camera, rather than being overly reliant on green screen and special effects (though obviously there will be a considerable amount of that, still).
The approach is refreshing to see, and really looks to be making a difference, as the footage does back up Holland’s claim in terms of what we’ve seen from the MCU’s Spider-Man so far. That shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise, though, as Cretton proved just how skilled he is at action sequences on Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings and, while this mostly isn’t martial arts-based – except for ninja group the Hand – that still looks to have translated to the film.
This also allows us to piece together some more of how the movie begins. We know from Brand New Day‘s script pages that it begins with Peter alone, reading his letter to M.J., before watching a video of her and Ned on a rooftop, then he jumps down into an action sequence, which we now know is what’s being shown in the video above. It’s also expected this will form part of a montage sequence, with Spider-Man fighting multiple villains (presumably where the likes of Boomerang and Tarantula fit into things), and so it should be an exciting, explosive start to the movie.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day swings into theaters on July 31st, 2026.
What do you think? Leave a comment below and join the conversation now in the ComicBook Forum!
Most Viewed
-
Courtesy of TOHO Animation -
Image Courtesy of Marvel Comics -
Image Courtesy of Marvel Comics
