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[Update] Spider-Man: Homecoming's Domestic as well as International Trailers Are Here!!

  • ️Bill Watters
  • ️Fri Dec 09 2016

Posted in: Film Promo, Movies, Trailer | Tagged: homecoming, spider-man, spiderman, trailer

Published Thu, 08 Dec 2016 23:15:53 -0600

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Last updated Fri, 09 Dec 2016 10:18:44 -0600

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Finally! The web-slinger has seen fit to swing in and drop off a pre-Christmas present in the form of the first trailer for Spider-Man: Homecoming. Tom Holland is still pitch-perfect in the role, with Robert Downey Jr. along for the ride trying to talk the would-be Avenger out of trying to do too much too fast.  We also get to see the Vulture as the villain (there's also a flash of Michael Keaton in the mix).

And besides, with a guest appearance of a hotel that every Dragon*Con attendee (and Hunger Games fans as well) will recognize (non other than the Atlanta Marriott Marquis).

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As long as we're at it, is the gal in the high school hallway with the long white hair and early appearance of Felicia Hardy (aka the Black Cat)?

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Ok, ok, I know why you're all here – let's get to watching it! Once you're done, what do you think? Excited? Best Spidey since Spider Man 2 (the first one)?

And here's the International Trailer (with a bit more of Keaton and Vulture):

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Bill WattersAbout Bill Watters

Games programmer by day, geek culture and fandom writer by night. You'll find me writing most often about tv and movies with a healthy side dose of the goings-on around the convention and fandom scene.

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