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/UnsolvedParadox Aug 01 '26

Would be cool to see that as an extra for home release.

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u/darthfracas Aug 02 '26

Honestly, kinda love it as the new Budapest. Let your imagination run wild with the few details that are in the movies.

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u/DrMoney Aug 03 '26

You and I remember Budapest very differently.

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u/heroinsteve Spider-Man Aug 05 '26

It was definitely a callback to Budapest and I love it for that. Having small details that are referenced, but never shown makes the universe feel a bit more organic imo. Not like huge plot lines that make you think you miss something, but small events like this. Also since both parties are simultaneously downplaying and exaggerating it, it makes it more entertaining and just like Budapest.

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u/Professional_Rate718 Aug 01 '26

I was hoping it was an after credits thing, not gonna lie.

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u/Shadowfire_EW Aug 05 '26

I think it works better as a "Noodle Incident". Some unspeakable thing that is never explained

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u/UnsolvedParadox Aug 05 '26

I can see that, like the incident in Budapest.

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u/streakermaximus Aug 06 '26

Staten Island, now a Broadway Musical