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Marvel Finally Remembered Spider-Man’s Greatest Strength
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As Tom Holland swings back into the spotlight for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Marvel Studios can proudly and confidently call the wall-crawler’s street-level-ish adventure a triumph.
Recommended VideosThe Marvel Cinematic Universe has become notably comfortable with turning its movies and television series into crossover events, stringing one title into the next through cameos or teasers.
Between colliding multiverses and cosmic battles, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has left little time to breathe or revisit the foundations of comic book media.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day steps back from the hyper-theatricalism of superhero storytelling to put Peter Parker under the microscope, celebrating the everyman’s greatest strength.
Marvel finally remembered that it’s Peter’s personality and his moral conflicts that double as his greatest strength — even if battling internal woes feels like a contradiction.