The latest installment in the Spider-Man series, "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" (directed by Destin Daniel Cretton), starring British actor Tom Holland, will be released simultaneously in Japan and the US on July 31st. In addition to the previously announced premium large format screenings in SCREENX, 4DX, ULTRA 4DX, MX4D, Dolby Cinema, and Dolby Atmos, IMAX (2D subtitled) screenings have also been confirmed. It has also been announced that a "Japan's fastest IMAX-only screening" will be held at select theaters starting at midnight on July 31st, the film's opening day.
Furthermore, an IMAX visual has been released that captures Spider-Man soaring through the city as twilight bathes New York, seemingly bearing the weight of peace on his shoulders, hinting at dynamic action. The web-shooters he previously wore on his wrists are gone, suggesting the awakening of a "new power" in the latest film.
◇Tom Holland performed as many stunts as possible himself.
IMAX is a premium theater where every element—image, sound, and space—is elevated to the world's highest standard with IMAX's unique and cutting-edge technology. You can experience the ultimate realistic visual experience, as if you were inside the movie. This time, too, Spider-Man's familiar dynamic action as he soars through the city is still present. Furthermore, a mutation occurs in Peter's DNA as he fights alone, and signs of the awakening of "new abilities" appear. While struggling alone to control the unexpected changes and new powers, Spider-Man takes on a new threat that is attacking New York, and we can expect a completely new battle like never before to unfold.
Expectations are high for the "authentic action" of "Tom Holland," also known as "Tom Holland," who boasts exceptional athletic ability and never misses a day of training, and who performed as many of his own stunts as possible. The IMAX visual that was also released shows webs shooting from his wrists, which no longer have web-shooters, hinting at the awakening of a "new power," and conveying an overwhelming sense of scale. Reflected in the building that shows Spider-Man are the city of New York and the sunset, which he has sworn to protect. Spider-Man's resolve is condensed into this visual.
As producer Amy Pascal said of director Cretton, "He can connect action and heart," the breathtaking action depicted in this film is strongly intertwined with Peter's struggles and growth.
For four years, Peter has protected the peace of New York City with unwavering resolve as Spider-Man in a world no one remembers. In this isolated and helpless state, he is further cornered by physical changes and new threats. A group of ninjas in red attire, Scorpion wearing tactical armor resembling a scorpion's tail, and an invisible, unknown enemy that possesses people. Furthermore, even Bruce Banner/Hulk, a member of the Avengers, goes berserk and confronts Spider-Man... As he faces these relentless crises, Peter's resolve as Spider-Man is put to the test.
To protect his beloved MJ, his best friend Ned, and the people of New York from the greatest crisis, Peter vows to fight, overcoming excruciating physical changes. A new chapter in Spider-Man's saga begins.
◇A new chapter begins: Spider-Man faces the threat and trials of an "invisible enemy."
The latest installment in the series, the first in five years, is a new chapter following the trilogy starring Holland: "Spider-Man: Homecoming" (2017), "Spider-Man: Far From Home" (2019), and "Spider-Man: No Way Home" (2021).
Four years after the events of the previous film, "Spider-Man: No Way Home," Peter Parker, also known as Spider-Man (Holland), has made the ultimate sacrifice to keep his loved ones safe from danger by erasing all memories of him from people around the world. He continues to protect New York City alone as the "friendly neighborhood" Spider-Man. One day, his DNA mutates, causing physical changes that threaten his life, and inexplicable crimes begin to occur frequently in the city. The threat and trials of an "invisible enemy" loom...
The trailer for "Spider-Man: Brand New Day," which premiered worldwide in March and garnered over 1 billion views in just four days, will be released nationwide on July 31st, distributed by Sony Pictures Entertainment.
