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Even Sadie Sink Was Confused By Spider-Man: Brand New Days Biggest Twist: “Much Better”
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In Spider-Man: Brand New Day, the web head crosses paths with several villains from the comics, but the film’s primary antagonist is not a member of Spider-Man’s iconic rogues gallery.
Early on in Brand New Day, the term “V-Max” is mentioned, seemingly planting the seeds for some kind of MacGuffin.
It’s what Jean is after, and the truth behind it made the Brand New Day story so much better.
Videos by ComicBook.comSpeaking with Variety after Brand New Day‘s record-breaking week at the box office, Jean Grey actress Sadie Sink shared her reaction to the V-Max twist.
Through her connection with Peter, Jean realizes she isn’t actually alone.