Production has wrapped and seemed to go relatively smoothly, barring a minor knee injury suffered by Tom Holland which required him to take a few days off to rest (via Den of Geek). In addition to the chaos that COVID-19 has wreaked on virtually every aspect of modern life, it has also affected the entire Marvel phase four release schedule, meaning this latest target date is subject to change again. Some fans have speculated that this could be a dilapidated version of Doctor Strange’s Sanctum Sanctorum as Benedict Cumberbatch is expected to appear here, but that remains unconfirmed at present.įirst official look at 'Spider-Man 3' 📸 /mXxbkn9DWS- Fandom FebruSpider-Man: No Way Home release dateĭue to the coronavirus pandemic, Spider-Man: No Way Home has been delayed by roughly one month to 17th December 2021, moving from an earlier date in November. The trailer was our first look at the film since official images were released in February 2021, showing Peter, MJ and Ned back investigating a mysterious location – is it something we’ve seen before? If that wasn’t enough returning characters, there’s debate whether or not Charlie Cox’s Daredevil (or at least his arms) can be seen in the trailer also during Peter’s questioning – with the Man Without Fear rumoured to become Peter’s lawyer. The return of several classic villains has also further fuelled a fan theory that Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield are returning for a live-action Spider-Verse storyline – and although they were nowhere to be seen in the trailer, it is thought that Doc Ock’s line “Hello Peter” may actually be aimed at Maguire’s Spider-Man. With so many evildoers involved, the trailer adds further weight to the theory that the film will set up a multiversal Sinister Six, a villain team-up made up of Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, Electro and three other unconfirmed characters. One character who will seemingly be making a return however is classic Spidey villain Green Goblin, after one of his iconic pumpkin bombs appeared in the trailer – widely believed to be the same bombs used by Willem Dafoe’s version of the character in 2002’s Spider-Man. This then explains the appearance of Alfred Molina’s Doctor Octopus at the end of the trailer – the first footage of Molina in the role since 2004’s Spider-Man 2.Ī brief bolt of lightning also seems to tease Jamie Foxx’s Electro from 2014’s The Amazing Spider-Man 2, who is also confirmed to be returning – and several fans are convinced that Sandman and Lizard can be seen in murky shots of the trailer also, though we’d take that with a big pinch of salt for now.

However the biggest takeaway from the trailer is the confirmation of the multiverse in the film, seemingly caused by Doctor Strange after a spell to restore Spider-Man’s secret identity goes awry. The trailer begins with the fallout from Far From Home’s shock cliffhanger, which saw Mysterio reveal Spider-Man’s secret identity and frame him for murder – leading to scenes of Peter’s arrest, questioning and what looks to be a trial. Read more: Marvel movies in order Spider-Man: No Way Home trailerĪfter a truly relentless fan campaign and the leak of an unfinished version of the teaser, Sony finally released the long-awaited trailer in August 2021: While Maguire and Garfield are yet to be confirmed, it’s still the perfect excuse to catch up on the Spider-Man films in order – and with Doctor Strange set for a big role in No Way Home also you may well want to arrange an epic MCU marathon with our complete overview of the Marvel movies in order.Īlternatively, read on for everything we know so far about Spider-Man: No Way Home, part of a slate of upcoming Marvel movies.

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