- Sony Pictures released two slightly different trailers for "Spider-Man: Far From Home" Tuesday.
- INSIDER breaks down some of the smaller moments you may have missed.
- The Avengers tower can be seen getting repaired in New York City and it looks like Peter Parker is using his Uncle Ben's luggage.
The first trailer for the next "Spider-Man" movie is here and we have a lot of questions.
We may not know how Peter Parker (Tom Holland) is coming back in "Spider-Man: Far From Home" after being snapped away in Thano's "Infinity War" decimation, but we do know he's alive and well in London.
Sony Pictures released two slightly different trailers for the movie Tuesday and unless you watch both, you'll miss out on a few Easter eggs. So while we're waiting on some answers as to how and why Spidey is flourishing overseas, INSIDER is breaking down some of the moments you may have overlooked, including Spider-Man's new suits and how there appear to be at least three villains in the new movie.
Let's start with something simple. Aunt May knows Peter Parker is Spider-Man.
It looks like Aunt May (Marisa Tomei) took the news of her nephew's secret identity as Spider-Man very well. You may have forgotten, but May spotted Peter in his Spidey suit at the very end of "Spider-Man: Homecoming." So the cat was out of the bag.
The very opening of the international trailer, which you may not have seen, shows May leaving a sweet note on Peter's Spider-Man costume, suggesting he should bring his superhero suit abroad. Maybe more surprising is that Aunt May is so chill with her nephew being the webbed hero. With great power comes great responsibility, right?
That luggage Peter is using appears to belong to his beloved Uncle Ben.
As Peter shuts his luggage closed, we see the initials "BFP." That most likely stands for Ben F. Parker, Peter's deceased Uncle Ben.
Pepper Potts is alive! She makes a brief appearance you may have missed in name only.
Happy Hogan delivers a $500,000 donation check to Aunt May that is signed by Pepper Potts, named co-founder and chair of the Stark Relief Foundation. Tony Stark created that foundation to help civilians affected by damage brought on by the Avengers.
Does that mean we should plan to see Pepper, too? Maybe not. But it's slightly interesting we see her name as Pepper Potts and not Pepper Stark or Pepper Potts-Stark. Does her signature hint that she and Tony never got married? They were engaged and planning for a wedding in "Avengers: Infinity War."
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