Earlier this year saw the Marvel Cinematic Universe expand further with the launch of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Marking the fourth film in the MCU Spider-Man series following 2021's Spider-Man: No Way Home, it follows Peter Parker as he has to go it alone as he defends New York against a new telepathic threat. Starring Tom Holland, Zendaya, and Stranger Things' Sadie Sink, it was met with positive reviews from critics and the audience alike, and even went on to set multiple box office records.
Here at Screen Rant, our very own Graeme Guttmann called Spider-Man: Brand New Day "Tom Holland's Best MCU Solo-Movie Yet" in his review, writing:
Brand New Day feels like a classic Spider-Man movie in that sense. We watch Peter investigate crime, live in the city that cherishes him, and try to earn back the love of the people he's lost. We watch Spider-Man crash through the sides of skyscrapers and land ass-first in alleyways after bumping off a fire escape. Spider-Man: Brand New Day isn't perfect, but it feels part of a tradition that began in 2002 while acknowledging the currently fraught landscape in which it exists. A tricky...
