Technology4/14/2026•Gizmodo

We Just Saw a Full Scene From 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day'

We Just Saw a Full Scene From 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day'

It’s been one year since Sony announced the title of the new Spider-Man film. Now, at the same event, it showed a full scene that gives us a bit more insight into what that title actually means. That title, of course, is Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and at CinemaCon 2026, audiences saw even more of the struggles Peter Parker (Tom Holland) must go through this time around. Years have passed since saving the world by erasing his memory, and now, with his former friends home from college, new problems emerge, both externally and internally. Holland recorded a video for the event where he called Brand New Day the most emotional and grown-up Spider-Man movie yet, a brand new day indeed. To show that, they screened a scene that we saw parts of in the first trailer. Peter is sitting in a bodega when Ned walks in looking for some mini-kegs. He buys them, and Peter follows him to what turns out to be a party. A housewarming for Ned and his roommate, MJ. Peter crashes the party, drinks a gross beer, and finds himself in Ned’s bedroom. There, he finds a Chewbacca mini-figure, which is a nice callback, and then looks at a bulletin board. It’s filled with news articles about Spider-Man. Ned comes

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