Sony Pictures Reveals Sneak Peek at Tom Holland in 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' in New Behind-the-Scenes Look
Sony Picturescontinues to drum up buzz for its upcomingSpider-Man: Brand New Dayfilm starring the titularTom Holland. As filming begins in full force, Sony has released a one-minute longe video to give fans a glimpse of the action and stunts they can expect in the new film.
Holland is shown suited up in his spidey suit, while interacting with fans between shots. He can be heard sharing, 'It's day one, my fourth ever day one onSpider-Man. It's funny, putting the suit on, it feels different this time, somehow. It's also the first time we ever had fans on set day one, so it's really exciting to share this with them.' Holland adds, 'We've got some familiar faces on set. I'm just going to do my best, hopefully get it right, no pressure.'
The remainder of the behind-the-scenes vignette features Holland performing a high-wire stunt on top of a tank as Holland can be seen yanked on the entrance of the military vehicle. He puts his spidey-senses to the test as the handles snaps of, putting Holland under pressure. At the end of the take, Holland remarks, 'That felt sick!'Brand New Dayis the fourth Spider-Man film and follows 2021'sSpider-Man: No Way Home. Watch the vignette above. The film is directed by Destin Daniel Cretton and the cast includes Zendaya, Sadie Sink, Liza Colón-Zayas, Jon Bernthal, and Mark Ruffalo.
Spider-Man: Brand New Dayis the next MCU film and lands in theaters on July 31, 2026.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
12 hours ago
- Yahoo
Ana de Armas Marvel Role Rumors Have X-Men Connection
Ana de Armas is rumored to be heading to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, sparking excitement among fans. She has fueled speculation about her potential role in the franchise's upcoming X-Men storyline. The Oscar-nominated actress is reportedly being considered for a major Marvel project. Ana de Armas rumored to play major role in Marvel movies Ana de Armas may be the next major star to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Industry insider Daniel Richtman claims the Ballerina actress is currently being eyed for a part, sparking intense fan speculation over which character she might portray. Online discussions point toward one particularly high-profile character: Rogue. The fan-favorite X-Men mutant has the ability to absorb powers and memories with a single touch. As of now, Marvel has not confirmed any casting. However, the prospect of de Armas stepping into such an iconic role has excited many fans. The timing seemingly aligns with Marvel's long-term plans. Disney's 2019 acquisition of 20th Century Fox returned the X-Men rights to Marvel Studios. Though a few mutants have already appeared in the MCU, their full introduction is expected to arrive in Phase 7. Rogue, previously portrayed by Anna Paquin in Fox's X-Men films, is expected to receive a new iteration in the reboot. (via Dexerto) De Armas has steadily built a reputation as one of Hollywood's most versatile talents. She first caught global attention as the holographic Joi in 'Blade Runner 2049.' This was followed by roles in 'Knives Out' and 'No Time to Die.' Most recently, she took the lead in the John Wick spinoff 'Ballerina,' playing a trained assassin. De Armas has also been in the spotlight for her personal life. She is rumored to be dating Tom Cruise. The two recently spent time together in Vermont, where the actress owns a home. According to PEOPLE, 'Ana loves Vermont. It's her place to rest and recharge. She was excited to host Tom and show him around. She took him to all her favorite spots.' Originally reported by Disheeta Maheshwari on Mandatory. The post Ana de Armas Marvel Role Rumors Have X-Men Connection appeared first on Reality Tea. Solve the daily Crossword
Engadget
13 hours ago
- Engadget
Sony Bravia Theater Bar 6 review: Great sound, greater frustration
Unlike two of its biggest rivals , Sony waited until April to unveil its latest soundbars rather than debut them at CES in January. And even then, the two most premium options in the company's 2025 lineup remain untouched. Instead, Sony gave us the Bravia Theater Bar 6 ($650) : a 3.1.2-channel Dolby Atmos soundbar that comes with a wireless subwoofer and a modest set of features. However, the caveats here are real headscratchers, especially on a soundbar launching this year. Sony's midrange soundbar offers impressive audio that pushes the limits of its 3.1.2-channel configuration. However, the lack of Wi-Fi leaves major features off the spec sheet. $548 at Amazon Explore More Buying Options $648 at Macy's$648 at Best Buy What's good about the Bravia Theater Bar 6? Overall sound quality has never been an issue on the Sony soundbars I've tested, and the Theater Bar 6 continues with that trend. You can expect crisp, warm sound with excellent clarity and solid directional audio. Even over Bluetooth, this speaker-sub combo is great for music, doing justice to the subtle details of Miles Davis' Mies '54: The Prestige Recordings. Classic jazz is a great way to judge a speaker's merits, and on the Bar 6, this recently remastered album is dynamic and inviting throughout all 20 tracks. The soundbar also delivered great audio in movies and TV. I was sucked into battle scenes during the second season of Andor, even though the limitations of the Theater Bar 6's 3.1.2-channel configuration quickly became apparent. Its five-driver arrangement does well, thanks to three front-firing units and two angled up-firing speakers. Those latter two components really help with filling the overhead space during the action in shows like Andor , compensating for the limited number of drivers (and their positioning) as much as possible. And all of that makes the Theater Bar 6 a solid option for smaller spaces, especially if you have lower ceilings and won't be sitting far from the TV. The Theater Bar 6 won't win any design awards, but that's okay. There are plenty of people, myself included, who don't really want their soundbar to stand out on the TV stand or mantle. The focus should be the display, not the speaker. This model is quite plain, but it also has a relatively low profile, so even if your TV has a short stand, the Theater Bar 6 won't block the picture. What's not so great about the Bravia Theater Bar 6? The subwoofer that comes with the Sony Bravia Theater Bar 6 is large. (Billy Steele for Engadget) The first strike against the Bravia Theater Bar 6 is the lack of Wi-Fi connectivity. If you want a wireless connection to the soundbar, Bluetooth is your only option. What's more, no Wi-Fi means no AirPlay, Chromecast or Spotify Connect — all of which should be standard on a $650 model in 2025. Sony did make it easy to switch from the HDMI input over to Bluetooth in the Bravia Connect app, and that change happens quickly after you've paired your phone with the soundbar once. Speaking of the app, it doesn't actually help you install firmware updates to the Theater Bar 6. Instead, it prompts you to transfer the files from a computer to a thumb drive to get them to the soundbar. Yes, really. Sony says the lack of Wi-Fi is why this workaround is required. No matter the reason, having to dig a thumb drive out of your junk drawer to install updates is a big inconvenience, and it shouldn't really be a thing in the mid 2020s. In the sound department, the only real knock against the Theater Bar 6 is more about the constraints of 3.1.2-channel audio. Even with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X content, this system will be limited in its abilities to deliver immersive sound. Sure, Sony's S-Fore Pro and Vertical Surround Engine do well to virtualize a more robust living room setup, but that tech only goes so far. You might think a pair of rear speakers would bolster the sound, and Sony does offer the Bravia Theater System 6 ($770) as a 5.1-channel all-in-one package. However, it doesn't include the Theater Bar 6 and its subwoofer. Instead, that bundle comes with a different soundbar that doesn't have up-firing drivers, which means it might lack overhead sound and dampen the impact of immersive content. Unfortunately, if you want to add rear speakers to the Theater Bar 6, you're out of luck. None of Sony's currently available options are compatible with this soundbar. Lastly, and this isn't a huge issue for most people, but the Theater Bar 6's included subwoofer is big. Bigger than most of the competition? No, but it's large nonetheless. I'll admit I've been spoiled by the QS700F that I recently reviewed, thanks to its subwoofer's compact design. But if speakers in this category start trending smaller, the one that accompanies the Bar 6 will definitely end up being one of the chunkier models. Wrap-up The up-firing speakers assist with Dolby Atmos. (Billy Steele for Engadget) From a pure sound quality standpoint, the Theater Bar 6 excels at both its music and TV duties. Sure, it's limited by its 3.1.2-channel configuration, but there's a definite use case for that type of setup — especially if you're short on living room space. The audio is crisp and clear, and it's also warm and inviting, which makes this soundbar well-suited for all kinds of content. Despite my heaping on all of that praise, the Bar 6 simply has too many drawbacks that I can't overlook. The lack of Wi-Fi on a $650 soundbar is absurd, mostly because it strips users of the convenience of AirPlay, Chromecast and other wireless connection options. I also can't get over the need to use a thumb drive for updates when OTA downloads for new firmware have been the norm on soundbars for years. For those reasons, the Samsung QS700F is the better option in this price range since it combines great sound with an orientation feature that automatically recofigures the output direction based on placement. Sony and Samsung are in a tight race in regards to audio performance with the Theater Bar 6 and the QS700F, but only one of those 2025 soundbars will save you from some headaches.
14 hours ago
Tom Holland shares 1st production photo from new 'Spider-Man' movie
Holland took to Instagram to share an inside look at the first day of filming for "Spider-Man: Brand New Day."
