Marvel dropped the final trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day: a cut billed as Peter’s Journey. It leans hard on the path from Homecoming through No Way Home, then points at the next chapter. Theaters open July 31, 2026. Watch first.
What the trailer is doing
This is not a pure plot dump. A lot of the runtime is emotional scaffolding: young Peter learning the suit, the Avengers-adjacent years, then the memory wipe that left the world blank on who Peter Parker is. The pitch is simple. He is still swinging. Almost nobody remembers why they should care about the kid under the mask.
Marvel’s own logline matches that hangover. Peter is fighting crime full-time in a city that moved on without him. Old friends keep living. The pressure sparks a change he may not control. That change might also be the only way to stop a new threat: a powerful villain nobody can even see. If the final cut feels lighter on new footage than the June trailer, that is intentional. It is selling the wound, not the set pieces.
What the trailer does not tell you
Destin Daniel Cretton directs. Kevin Feige and Amy Pascal produce with Avi Arad and Rachel O’Connor. Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers wrote it. This is Phase Six MCU, and the first solo Spider-Man film after the Multiverse mess of No Way Home.
The roster is stacked. Tom Holland is back as Peter. Zendaya returns as MJ. Jacob Batalon is Ned. Jon Bernthal brings Frank Castle into a Spider-Man movie. Michael Mando is Mac Gargan / Scorpion. Mark Ruffalo is in as Bruce Banner / Hulk. New faces include Sadie Sink and Tramell Tillman. Runtime lands around two hours and twenty-five minutes.
Tickets are the homework. Marvel and Sony are already in sell mode for opening weekend. If you care about premium formats, lock a screen before the July 31 crush, not after the first-day social posts.