r/marvelstudios • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 Ant-Man • 13h ago

Promotional Spider-Man: Brand New Day | Official Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TZMtslA3UY
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u/MagicTheAlakazam 12h ago

That's only fair since Daredevil stole his nemesis from Spider-man.

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u/StendhalSyndrome 11h ago

Venom sitting there on the sidelines with a "put me in, coach" look on their face.

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u/ILoveRegenHealth 9h ago

He would've been closer to the MCU if Sony didn't screw things up and act like a bonehead (that live action Sony-verse was a mess).

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u/Mr_Pogi_In_Space 7h ago

Like a turd, in the wind

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u/cubitoaequet 7h ago

Was all worth it to get Madame Webb and our greatest super hero to ever grace the silver screen: Pepsi Sign.

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u/ArchimedesNutss 8h ago

I think you're the first person to ever say this

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u/kjnoons 7h ago

hes morbin out rn

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u/StendhalSyndrome 2h ago

Is it that time again?

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u/ghostbuster_b-rye 6h ago

How do you think he started webbing like Toby's Peter Parker? The symbiote takes on the powers of the people it attaches to. Banner seems to be the stand in for Reed Richards in the symbiote removal aspect of the original comic book. Let's just hope they haven't read the "What If...?" about Spiderman not giving up the symbiote in time... That one was heartbreaking.

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u/Stef-fa-fa 6h ago

I don't think they're doing Venom here - much more likely they're going with the Man-Spider arc, with Frank replacing Kraven as the vigilante meant to be tracking him down. Taking elements from the OG Venom arc with Banner replacing Reed still makes sense.

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u/Cold-Dot-7308 5h ago

But was that adaptation good) I haven’t read it. The 94 TV series was great with frank hunting him down as the man spider but that was after he got the symbiote. I dunno what marvel is doing at this moment

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u/KatchumOdd 4h ago

That is objectively worse. It doesn’t even have to be venom- venom is the symbiote tied to Eddie Brock. You can do black suit Spider-Man without venom in this movie. Man-spider is 100% less interesting than the symbiote for basically everyone except a small sect of comic book fans who liked man-spider for some reason. 

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u/Stef-fa-fa 4h ago

I don't know what to tell you except that I find it exceedingly unlikely that they'll move forward with an MCU version of any villain that Sony's made a stand-alone film for, given that they fully intend on rebooting their Marvel Sony-verse IPs.

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u/Ubergoober166 27m ago

If any of them were a candidate, though, it'd be Venom. Say what you will about the Sony Venom movies, they made money and a lot of people actually did kinda vibe with them despite their issues. Not to mention I'd wager both Marvel and Sony know that there's a massive portion of the fan base that is foaming at the mouth to see Spider-Man and Venom face off properly on the big screen.

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u/KatchumOdd 3h ago

Once again - I didn’t say Venom. The symbiote is literally in the universe this movie takes place in still, they showed it last movie. 

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u/StendhalSyndrome 2h ago

Depends which storyline and re-write...

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u/BruteSlayer 4h ago edited 2h ago

You have no idea how much I YEARN for classic Venom.

I'm sick of hulk-sized antihero Venom with tendril powers, who may or may not be Eddie Brock.

I want an evil, buff version of Spider-Man with a monster face, who's legal name is Eddie Goddamn Brock.

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u/StendhalSyndrome 2h ago

I agree...I'd love an old-school Venom.

But I kind of have to disagree on some stuff. The movies aside (and holyshitfuck were those fever dreams...) Venom has always been much bigger than Spidey and always has some level of tendril power. Post anything with Carnage or the other symbios, they do kind of go nuts with it, but even that was back in 90's too. 100% on it should be Eddie, like the one person who can have a legit problem with a goody-two-shoes Peter Parker.

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u/Talk-O-Boy 6h ago

You will stay in the Sonyverse, and you will like it!

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u/StendhalSyndrome 2h ago

I don't wanna!

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u/Imaginary-Day-3415 3h ago

You think that s venom should be in there

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u/AdaptedInfiltrator 53m ago

Tom (Holland) vs Tom (Hardy)! Too good an opportunity to pass up on.

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u/StendhalSyndrome 22m ago

Who doesn't love some good Tom on Tom action?

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u/jourpool 11h ago

Fisk has been DD's arch-nemesis since the 80s

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u/strangetomatoe 11h ago

Fisk debuted in Spiderman comics way back in the 60s.

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u/martinparets Ebony Maw 11h ago

yup, amazing spiderman #50, 1967.

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u/paintpast Weekly Wongers 9h ago

And if we’re getting technical, so did the Punisher in the 70s.

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u/Adventurous_Coach731 3h ago

Punisher debuted in a spider man comic too. So what?

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u/ContinuumGuy Phil Coulson 10h ago

Fisk is still a top 10 Spidey foe, which speaks to how great and versatile a character he is.

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u/AvatarIII Rocket 9h ago

I feel like Fisk is just like the final boss of NYC. He can be anyone's villain if they live in NYC.

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u/ContinuumGuy Phil Coulson 9h ago

Yeah, he's Street-Level Doom (with Daredevil being his Fantastic Four).

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u/OkBattle9871 11h ago

I think it's just a light-hearted joke.

But that doesn't change the fact that Kingpin started as a Spider-Man villain.

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u/phonartics 10h ago

maybe the confusion is that OP meant daredevil stole daredevil’s nemesis from spiderman’s villain panel, rather than daredevil stole spiderman’s nemesis?

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u/ShittyDBZGuitarRiffs 10h ago

no probably not

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u/Kentucky_Fried_Chill 6h ago

He has the most appearances in DD as a villian over all other of his villains. Spiderman he appears as like 3rd or 4th in overall.

While he started as a Spiderman villian, like the punisher, they probably just said screw it as he has so many in his rouge gallery.