Spider-Man is back on the big screen after the two less-than-successful adventures of The Amazing Spider-Man saga, which starred Andrew Garfield.
A Trailer That Shows Too Much
We are definitely in the era of hype, where the film industry builds enormous expectations to get everyone rushing to see a movie, regardless of how good or bad it might be. It is now almost a tradition to see a teaser that lasts no more than 15 seconds, serving only to announce the arrival of a trailer that shows more than it should (spoiler). That is exactly what happens in the new preview of Spider-Man: Homecoming, which reveals part of the plot, so anyone who does not want to know too much before the release should stay away from the trailer.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/Wb18x-p84EQA New Reboot and a New Peter Parker
The important thing is that a new reboot of the saga is on the way, and the new Peter Parker will be played by Tom Holland. As a teenager without much control over his powers and lacking experience, Robert Downey Jr appears in his recognized role as Tony Stark to act as a sort of mentor. The villain will be portrayed by the great Michael Keaton, who returns to the superhero world after his iconic participation as Tim Burton's Batman. He will take on the role of Adrian Toomes, better known as "The Vulture" in the comics.
Marvel and Sony Join Forces
Another attraction in all this is the partnership formed between Marvel and Sony in 2015, which holds the rights to the Avengers characters. As a result, and as we saw in Civil War, we will see our arachnid hero alongside the most emblematic characters of the franchise more than once. The Avengers: Infinity War is the next step to see them all together, and it will be in 2018.
More Surprises on the Way
Another fun fact that might interest many fans is that next year a movie about Venom is coming, the symbiote that is one of the most fearsome villains in the Marvel universe.
Spider-Man: Homecoming will make its big screen debut on July 7, and we eagerly await its arrival.
