Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Teens

Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Best from age 11 · PG-13 · 2026 · 145 min

Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Peter Parker grapples with a world that's forgotten him while battling new foes and personal changes. He must embrace his evolving powers to protect New York City from an invisible threat. This superhero sequel explores themes of identity and responsibility.

What's in it

0 = none · 10 = intense

Violence & peril

Moderate

5/10

Language

Moderate

3/10

Drinking, drugs & smoking

Mild

1/10

Romance & sensuality

Mild

1/10

Scary moments

Moderate

4/10

Heads up

  • Frequent superhero action and peril
  • Some characters may be affected by mind control
  • Brief mild language and suggestive remarks

Models well

  • Heroism and responsibility
  • Sacrifice for the greater good
  • Overcoming personal challenges
  • Loyalty to friends and city

Talk about it after

  • How does Peter Parker's secret identity impact his relationships?
  • What does it mean to be a hero when no one remembers your past deeds?
  • Discuss how the film shows personal growth through adversity.
  • How do characters deal with changes they can't control?
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Cast & crew

Fan5/5

I've always enjoyed Spider-Man movies. Brand New Day seems like it could be another fun adventure. I am curious about what the future holds for Peter Parker. he has always been my favorite superheros because he feels humam. I am looking forward to seeing it. This could be a great movie for both longtime fans and new viewers

Fan5/5

*Spider-Man: No Way Home* was such an emotional experience for me because it combines action and nostalgia with a deeper story about responsibility and sacrifice. Peter has to face the consequences of his choices and eventually learns that doing the right thing can require giving up something you deeply want. The relationships and emotional moments made this one especially memorable.

Fan5/5

Spider-Man: Brand New Day feels like a more mature chapter for Peter Parker. After everything that happened in No Way Home, Peter is dealing with loneliness while trying to focus completely on being Spider Man. What I enjoyed most was the emotional side of the movie, Peter is not just fighting villains he is also trying to deal with everything he has lost and figure out who he wants to become. Overall, I enjoyed Spider Man: Brand New Day. It has action, emotion, humor, and a more grown-up version of Peter Parker. It may not be perfect, but it was a fun Spider-Man movie and a good continuation after No Way Home. Rating: 8/10

Fan4/5

Spider-Man: Brand New Day looks like a fun return to a character we already know, but with a fresh direction. I am curious to see how this new chapter balances action, adventure, and the personal side of Spider-Man. As an Angel Guild member, I enjoy being part of the conversation around movies and sharing my thoughts before and after watching them.