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Spider-Man: Far From Home Official Trailer

While everyone is gearing up for “Captain Marvel” and “Avengers: Endgame” our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man came swinging in to remind us that he is the third Marvel Cinematic Universe film to come out this year, and the first trailer has officially arrived.

Check out the trailer below.

 

There it is! This time around Peter Parker (Tom Holland) and his friends are overseas on a trip, but course trouble finds the webslinger even when he’s on vacation causing him to join the fight. If you where watching this trailer trying to get Avengers hints then this trailer doesn’t help you pinpoint exactly in the MCU Timeline where it falls. This could be directly after Homecoming or pre Infinity War.

We just aren’t sure but what we do know is that this film looks fun and Jake Gyllenhaal was a great addition as he takes the reign as the new villain Mysterio. But he’ll also be joined by Michael Keaton returning as The Vulture. We also got our first look at Sameul L. Jackson and Cobie Smulders joining the Spider-Man franchise. And we haven’t even mentioned the new look of his suit which we know there are in fact, two new looks for Spider-Man, one based on his original design by Steve Ditko, and a more SWAT Team member style for stealth.

Spider-Man: Far From Home swing into theaters on July 5, 2019.

What did you think of the trailer?

-Nick

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