"Peter Parker here to pick up a passport, please," Parker says in a scene. The film is filled with new villains, a new suit, and the humor fans have come to know from the Spider-Man comics - including alliteration. "I think Nick Fury just hijacked our summer vacation," Parker says. But when Fury and the evil Mysterio, played by Jake Gyllenhaal, show up, Parker's vacation plans change. Parker thinks Europe doesn't need Spider-Man. "So nice to finally meet you, Spider-Man," Fury says. In Marvel Studio's Spider-Man: Far From Home, the friendly neighborhood web-slinger finds himself in Europe on a trip with his friends.Īnd for the first time, Tom Holland's Peter Parker comes face-to-face with Samuel L. We're no longer in New York City, Spider-Man. Want up-to-the-minute entertainment news and features? Just hit 'Like' on our Digital Spy Facebook page and 'Follow' on our Instagram and Twitter account.'Spider-Man: Far From Home' swings into theaters on July 5, 2019.
Spider-Man: Far from Home will be released on July 5. If we're wrong, however, we promise to make a formal apology to the MCU's greatest new hero, Mysterio.
Could there still be a villainous Mysterio in our world and a good version in another? We can't honestly see what would warrant it.Īn interesting wrinkle from the new trailer released on May 6 though is that this Mysterio isn't from this world, but a different Earth, introducing the multiverse into the MCU. Otherwise, turning Mysterio into a hero would be one of the most dramatic changes that Marvel has ever made to comics canon. Could Mysterio be creating the 'elemental monsters' and then showing up to 'defeat' them, thus establishing himself as a superhero as cover for his criminal activities? (This would, in fact, mirror Mysterio's first appearance in 1964's Amazing Spider-Man #13, in which he initially pretended to be a crime fighter. This on-screen version of Mysterio might be a magical hero, but we suspect he may be more in line with his comic-book counterpart.
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