r/marvelstudios • u/KostisPat257 Daredevil • Jul 31 '26

Discussion Thread Spider-Man: Brand New Day - Worldwide Release Discussion Thread

Spider-Man: Brand New Day has now been released in the United States and in a number of other countries around the world.

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u/hooka_pooka Jul 31 '26

Also a very decent and mature thing that Peter does is reveal to MJ that Jean mind controlled her into kissing him without her consent..a very important social message

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u/ShittyDBZGuitarRiffs Jul 31 '26

which is what leads him to realize the DC dude was lying about why Jean said her sisters name

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u/[deleted] Aug 01 '26 edited Aug 02 '26

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u/CibaiGayGay Aug 01 '26

yea, even the smallest details in Peter not knowing Detective Dewolf children name at the beginning of the film but at the end of the movie telling the detective to say hi to her children by their names. There is a lot of referencing moments within the film and it felt really self-contained yet not as weird as totally disconnected from MCU at all.

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u/True-Negotiation8700 Aug 02 '26

Ooh look at that actual film being a film and showing not telling. It's very refreshing. Take notes hollywood

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u/vooglie Aug 02 '26

Noticing plot holes doesn’t make you a genius. Fuck I hate the cinemasins type of dissection of a movie. Mind numbing nonsense.

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u/outsidebtw Aug 01 '26

honestly, what a total blunder by dc dude

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u/abellapa Aug 01 '26

Gunn lied ?

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u/ThePoeticVoyage Aug 02 '26

Wonder Woman '84 in shambles.

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u/hooka_pooka Aug 02 '26

They could have shown Steve getting back at the cost of Diana's mystical godly powers but no gotta give Steve's face and memory to a complete stranger and do him

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u/vordhosbn_1 Aug 01 '26

Woke slop!!!!! /s

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u/ketsugi Aug 26 '26

Is MJ's apparent dismissal of it as "I don't remember, so it doesn't matter" potentially problematic? Not sure that's quite sending the right message.

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u/hooka_pooka Aug 27 '26

Her not remembering it is a part of the story and dismissing it is her choice.Whats important was Peter's full disclosure here.

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u/Outrageous_Safe8489 Aug 01 '26

I thought she was saying "It's okay, AND I don't remember it" not "it's okay BECAUSE I don't remember it". But regardless, she had to say that because that's how Peter realizes he had been lied to.