Marvel Studios and Sony have released the final trailer for "Spider-Man: Brand New Day," the next chapter in Tom Holland's run as the wall-crawler. The trailer leans heavily on emotional callbacks to Peter's journey from "Homecoming" through "No Way Home," before pivoting into new, action-heavy footage of a brutal clash with Mark Ruffalo's Hulk. The film swings into theaters on July 31.
A Trailer Built on Nine Years of History
Rather than lead with new footage, the final trailer spends much of its runtime recapping Peter Parker's entire MCU arc, from his first outing in "Spider-Man: Homecoming" to the reality-altering spell that erased him from his friends' memories at the end of "No Way Home." That framing sets up the emotional core of "Brand New Day": Peter is once again fighting crime full time as Spider-Man, but now in a world where the people he loves no longer remember who he is.
Watching old friends move on without him is presented as the emotional pressure point of the film, one that the trailer suggests pushes Peter toward a change he "may not have the power to control."
The Hulk Enters the Fight
The trailer's biggest new reveal is extended footage of Spider-Man going toe to toe with Mark Ruffalo's Hulk, delivering the kind of large-scale action Marvel has largely kept under wraps in earlier marketing. The confrontation appears to be a centerpiece set piece of the film, and its inclusion in the final trailer signals Marvel wants audiences walking into theaters with high expectations for the film's action scale.
Alongside Holland and Ruffalo, the film stars Zendaya, Sadie Sink, Jacob Batalon, Jon Bernthal, Tramell Tillman, and Michael Mando, with Destin Daniel Cretton directing.
Conclusion
"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" is positioning itself as both a culmination of Tom Holland's nearly decade-long run as Peter Parker and a fresh, higher-stakes chapter with the Hulk thrown into the mix. With the final trailer now out and the film opening July 31, Marvel is clearly banking on nostalgia and spectacle in equal measure to close out the summer box office.
