Spider-Man: Brand New Day Movie Review Rating:
Star Cast: Tom Holland, Zendaya, Sadie Sink, Jacob Batalon, Jon Bernthal, Mark Ruffalo
Director: Destin Cretton
What’s Good: A humongous dose of elixir for Spider-Man addicts
What’s Bad: The epilogue comes after the very long end credits!
Loo Break: You will avoid it!
Watch or Not?: Definitely!
Language: English
Available On: Theatrical release
Runtime: 145 Minutes
User Rating:
The world has forgotten the existence of Peter Parker (Tom Holland) after Dr. Strange cast a spell on him five years ago (in the last Spider-Man film). But as Spider-Man, he continues to defend New York against crime and criminals, even relatively petty ones.
But his superpowers are also undergoing a potentially dangerous metamorphosis. And he really cannot fully understand or comprehend what is happening. His eyes turn completely black under stress, and his senses and agility are heightened. He generates webs from his wrists instead of relying on his normal mechanical web-shooters. When his inhibitors reach the saturation point, his body heats up, and Peter gets terrible headaches and all kinds of weird experiences.
The Department of Damage Control (DODC) in New York asks for his help to investigate a powerful threat that only he can defeat, as he is immune to it. This is a force that can occupy people’s bodies and minds and control them. Among the minds this force infiltrates are that of the Empire State University professor, the emotionally reserved Dr. Banner (Mark Ruffalo), whose alter ego is The Hulk; MJ (Zendaya), Peter’s former girlfriend; and Ned Leeds (Jacob Batalon), who now shares an apartment with her and has devised a gadget named “Spidey Tracker” that informs him about Spider-Man’s whereabouts. For both, Peter Parker is unknown now.
Peter is helped by Black Widow (Florence …read more
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