‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Likely First Phase Four Marvel Film to Hit China

J.K. Simmons is one of the many O.G. “Spider-Man” stars returning to the updated franchise in the upcoming “Spider-Man: No Way Home”, reprising the role of bombastic Daily Bugle editor J. Jonah Jameson.

Probably the best thing about “Spider-Man: Far From Home” is the mid-credits sequence that finally brought Tabloid newspaper The Daily Bugle and its perpetually angry, Spider-Man-hating editor in chief J. Jonah Jameson into the MCU.

Sandra Bullock is putting any rumors she’ll be appearing in the new Spider-Man movie to rest.

Simu Liu tonight made his hosting debut on SNL, kicking off his opening monologue with reference to Marvel’s Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, the history-making comic book film released back in September, in which he stars.

WARNING: POTENTIAL SPOILERS AHEAD. Earlier this week, the second trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home landed unveiling more of the most secretive MCU movie since Avengers Endgame.

is set to appear in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe, though in reality, he’ll be played by MCU vet Aaron Taylor-Johnson. Still, Kimmel’s costume wasn’t too far off from the actual Kraven of the comics.You can watch the full “Spider-Man: No Way Home” trailer (Jimmy’s Version) in the video above.“Are you ready to have your head hanging on my wall in my den?” Kimmel-Kraven threatens.

Potential spoilers to follow. The Statue of Liberty is a staple of New York, which itself is a staple of the MCU and home to the majority of the heroes we have grown to love - one of which has been honoured in a new makeover.

Since COVID began, we’ve seen the typically rock-solid Marvel Studios have to zig-zag quite a bit when it comes to scheduling—TV series releases were flip-flopped, films were delayed (and delayed…). And apparently, all this caused a bit of an issue for the Sony/Marvel Studios collaboration, “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” leading to some serious rewriting.

Spider-Man: No Way Home has been released, featuring a wealth of super-villains from the Marvel character’s past.Ahead of its release on December 15, the full-length trailer has been released for the highly-anticipated sequel starring Tom Holland and Zendaya.This time around, after accidentally ripping open a tear in their world, villains from past Spider-Man films start to invade the modern timeline of the Marvel Cinematic Universe – including Alfred Molina’s Doctor Octopus and Willem Dafoe’s

newest trailer for “Spider-Man: No Way Home” has arrived, and it brought a whole lot of villains with it. But did it also bring another Spider-Man? Honestly guys, this trailer might actually be full of deception.Let’s first address the sinister elephant in the room.

trailer is here and all we can say is OMG!Marvel shared a new trailer for the webslinger's upcoming adventure on Tuesday, first at a fan event in Los Angeles and then for the whole internet to see (and pour over, and speculate about, etc. etc.

Spider-Man: No Way Home” premiered on Tuesday, a little over a month ahead of the Sony Pictures/Marvel Studios co-production’s exclusive theatrical release.As is so often the case for Peter Parker (Tom Holland), he’s winds up being the architect of his own misery. To undo the chaos caused in his life after his identity as Spider-Man is revealed at the end of 2019’s “Spider-Man: Far From Home,” Peter seeks the help of Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch).

Doctor Octopus and Electro are officially back in the Spider-Man game!

what everyone already knew: “Spider-Man II” villain Doctor Octopus, played by Alfred Molina, is in the film, and probably so is Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin. But now comes the final “No Way Home” trailer, so what did we learn this time? A Lot.

Are your Spidey senses tingling? Because the newest “Spider-Man” trailer just dropped.

At this point in 2021, Marvel‘s Phase 4 is well underway, with the MCU’s new movies swiftly catching up to the Disney+ side of things that initiated proceedings earlier this year. The overarching theme of Phase 4 so far? For one, there’s a changing of the guard afoot, but things are also about to get loopy, with the multiverse becoming a narrative precedent in new shows and films.

Spider-Man: No Way Home “dark” and “brutal”, saying it is “not fun” to watch.The actor, who plays the titular superhero in the Marvel franchise, opened up about the forthcoming film which will be the final entry in the current trilogy.“What people will be really surprised about is that it’s not fun, this film,” Holland told Total Film.

Kirsten Dunst says she would be open to reprising her “Spider-Man” role of Mary Jane Watson.