Spider-Man
After Marvel Studios released the official trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home, the new Marvel Cinematic Universe film starring Tom Holland as Peter Parker, fans are eagerly awaiting new information on the most anticipated sequel of the year. last chapter of the trilogy dedicated to the MCU Wall Clamp. Now, as reported by ScreenRant (here the original news) the new red, black and gold Spider-Man costume has been shown thanks to the new cover of Empire.Already in the trailer we had the opportunity to admire various costumes which Spider-Man will wear in the new movie, including the Iron Spider suit and a new all black and gold costume. The one shown on the cover of Empire is therefore, in fact, the third costume that we will see in the film directed by Jon Watts. It is also true that the MCU has constantly updated the costumes of its heroes with every film appearance, so much so that the Friendly Spider-Man of the Neighborhood is certainly no exception: this red, black and gold costume could also indicate further improvements brought by the Stark technology. , perhaps with new special powers that we will only discover at the cinema.
As the release date of the film approaches (expected in theaters next December of this year), it is hoped that the new suit Spider-Man's red, black and gold can be shown in action in a second and final trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home, which could appear in the next few weeks (perhaps attached to the launch of Eternals in theaters).
Co-produced by Columbia Pictures and Marvel Studios and distributed by Sony Pictures, the film stars - in addition to Tom Holland - also Zendaya, Marisa Tomei, Jacob Batalon, Jamie Foxx (as Electro) and Tony Revolori. Also expected at the gate Alfred Molina as Doc Ock and Willem Dafoe in the role of Green Goblin. Amy Pascal and Kevin Feige will eventually produce the film. In any case, the first two films of the saga dedicated to Peter Parker, Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: Far From Home, are available at a special price on Amazon.
New Spider-Man: No Way Home Image Gives Me Something I’ve Been Dying To See Since The Raimi Trilogy
© Provided by CinemaBlend Iron Spider suitThe marketing push for Spider-Man: No Way Home is kicking into a higher gear. The first trailer dropped a while back, and instantly broke records for the number of times it was viewed. Fans patiently await the sign of a first official poster, or a second trailer (while many actually argue that more footage is unnecessary, and there’s a chance they won’t even watch it, because the December movie’s almost here). And today, there’s an annual tradition when a massive blockbuster rolls along: An Empire cover story and accompanying feature. The image below shows off a new look at an updated Spider-Man costume, and two things I have been begging Sony to show me, ever since the Raimi movies. I’ll explain after the photo:
It’s looking like Tom Holland’s Spider-Man will have numerous costumes in Spider-Man: No Way Home, beginning with the red-and-black suit he constructed at the end of Spider-Man: Far From Home, and will still be wearing as Peter tries to escape a New York crowd with MJ (Zendaya) when his identity is revealed.
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Throughout the rest of the trailer, we also see Peter wearing a predominantly black suit that has gold trim as he runs through the F.E.A.S.T. facility. Rumors have suggested that is a suit that allows Spidey to travel between multiverses. And we also got a shot of the hero in his Iron Spider suit in the trailer, as he’s possibly confronting Doctor Octopus (Alfred Molina).
But this suit… the one featured on the Empire cover. It seems to be a hybrid suit between his custom Spider-Man Stark suit and the Iron Spider. And in the background of the shot, there are teases to villains we haven’t seen on screen since Sam Raimi directed movies -- and I almost can’t believe they are back. Alfred Molina was spotted in the final trailer returning as Otto Octavius. The Pumpkin bomb that’s spotted in this image belongs to one Norman Osborn, aka The Green Goblin (Willem Dafoe). And while The Amazing Spider-Man 2 hurried Dane DeHaan’s Harry Osborn through a Goblin transformation, the Spider-Man movies have avoided leaning too heavily on these classic antagonists because Raimi did it so well.
But now they are coming back. In a movie that’s part of the MCU. So they’ll be treated properly, thanks to the guiding hand of Kevin Feige. We hope.
Spider-Man: No Way Home is coming to theaters very soon. Look for it on December 17, and prepare for the massive changes it might make in the MCU moving forward.