Spider-Man Brand New Day TV Trailers BREAKDOWN - Easter Eggs You Missed!

[00:00] Marvel and Sony just released a series

[00:01] of trailers for Spider-Man: Brand New

[00:03] Day and we're here to break down all of

[00:04] the Easter eggs, references, and little

[00:06] things you might have missed in these

[00:07] trailers for Spider-Man: Brand New Day.

[00:09] Welcome back to ScreenCrush. I'm Ryan

[00:11] Arey and Brand New Day just released an

[00:13] awesome second trailer, but now they're

[00:14] also rolling out TV spots with brand new

[00:17] footage featuring new villains, the

[00:18] Avengers, and even a gray Hulk. In

[00:20] previous trailers for the movie, we have

[00:22] seen Spider-Man fighting a series of

[00:24] low-level villains like Boomerang and

[00:26] the Tarantula and also recreating

[00:27] classic comic book covers. That theme

[00:29] continues here with this show Spider-Man

[00:31] fighting Ramrod recreating this cover of

[00:33] The Amazing Spider-Man 221 where Ramrod

[00:36] is actually crashing into Empire State

[00:38] University, which is the school where

[00:40] Bruce Banner is now teaching. In the

[00:42] comics, Ramrod was the foreman of an oil

[00:44] rig and was injured on the job. He

[00:45] received cybernetic enhancement from a

[00:47] corrupt attorney called Kerwin

[00:48] Broderick, essentially turning him into

[00:50] a cyborg. Ramrod was then blackmailed

[00:52] with a poison inside of his body that

[00:54] upon release would kill him, giving him

[00:56] no choice but to do as he was told by

[00:58] Broderick. This led to Ramrod facing off

[01:00] against heroes like Spider-Man before he

[01:02] was eventually defeated by Daredevil and

[01:04] Black Widow. Now, a character like

[01:06] Ramrod who was given cybernetic

[01:07] enhancements and is being blackmailed

[01:09] and controlled by a corrupt individual

[01:11] adds fuel to the fire for the theory

[01:12] that Coulson had in this video on the

[01:14] channel discussing how the DODC is

[01:16] behind all of these new villains

[01:18] including the Scorpion. But I thought

[01:19] Damage Control was the good guys. Well,

[01:21] we think that they are using villains to

[01:23] cause damage for Damage Control to,

[01:25] well, control and thus it would justify

[01:27] the agency's existence. In the show

[01:30] One-Man, we saw that Control's biggest

[01:32] opponent wasn't super villains, it was

[01:34] trying to get government funding. Now,

[01:36] in this shot where we see Spider-Man

[01:38] jumping off the top of this building,

[01:39] which is a slightly different version of

[01:41] this scene that we already got in the

[01:43] first trailer, you'll notice that Spidey

[01:44] is doing a different flip this time.

[01:46] Instead of a sideways roll, he's doing a

[01:48] bit of a backflip. Now, if you look

[01:50] behind him in the skyline, you can see

[01:52] Avengers Tower, the brand new fully

[01:54] renovated version that has been under

[01:56] construction. The construction is now

[01:58] complete and according to those who saw

[02:00] the Avengers Doomsday trailer at

[02:01] CinemaCon, this is what the Avengers

[02:03] Tower will look like in that film. Now,

[02:05] the last time we saw Avengers Tower was

[02:06] here in Daredevil Born Again where we

[02:08] saw it sporting this new spike-like arch

[02:10] behind it, which can be seen here in

[02:12] this shot as well. Here we see Peter in

[02:14] a classroom full of young kids showing

[02:15] that even superheroes like Spider-Man

[02:17] need to get their vaccines and that

[02:19] shots are nothing to be scared of. I'm

[02:21] sure though that J. Jonah Jameson would

[02:23] probably disagree. As the nurse goes to

[02:24] give him his shot, the needle bends. It

[02:27] can't break through his skin. Now,

[02:28] Spider-Man has never been impervious to

[02:30] getting stabbed.

[02:31] >> I've been stabbed Oh god. [sighs]

[02:33] >> So, why is a needle now unable to enter

[02:36] his skin? Well, according to this little

[02:38] girl,

[02:38] >> It's probably spider puberty.

[02:40] >> Hey, hey, hey, come on. And she's not

[02:42] wrong. Peter is going through some kind

[02:44] of mutation where his powers are

[02:45] advancing. Tom Holland is even quoted as

[02:48] having used the term spider puberty when

[02:50] pitching this concept for the film. Now,

[02:52] our own Colton Ausburn is currently

[02:53] working on a video that will be hitting

[02:55] the channel soon where we discuss what

[02:56] secret villain Holland could be

[02:57] referring to in this recent interview.

[02:59] >> The villain that we have in this new

[03:01] movie, which is still very much a

[03:03] secret.

[03:04] >> And without giving it away, we think

[03:06] that villain could be responsible for

[03:07] Peter's skin becoming impenetrable. Now,

[03:10] I

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[04:27] Gargan Scorpion, remember Mac Gargan is

[04:29] this dude that the Vulture hit with a

[04:30] car in Spider-Man: Homecoming, but here

[04:33] Gargan blames Spider-Man and wants

[04:34] revenge.

[04:35] >> You know, take a picture, slice his

[04:37] throat, put his head in the dryer.

[04:39] >> In this fight with Scorpion, they cut it

[04:40] and they attempted to sync Gargan's

[04:42] lines to make it seem like he's the one

[04:44] who's saying, "What's going on with you,

[04:45] Spider-Man?" But this is clearly Tom

[04:47] Holland speaking and it's Peter saying

[04:49] this to himself as he questions what the

[04:51] hell is going on with his body, similar

[04:53] to this line from Toby Spidey in

[04:55] Spider-Man 2.

[04:56] >> Why is this happening to me?

[04:58] >> What's going on with you, Spider-Man?

[04:59] >> Spider-Man: Brand New Day is borrowing

[05:01] heavily from Raimi's Spider-Man 2 and

[05:03] hey, that's fine with me because that

[05:05] is, I think, the greatest comic book

[05:06] movie ever made after Superman: The

[05:08] Movie. Peter's physical changes are also

[05:10] very cool, but just like in Spider-Man

[05:12] 2, they are stemming from or are at

[05:14] least meant to be a physical

[05:16] representation of Peter's quarter-life

[05:18] crisis and the struggles with identity

[05:20] he's been facing due to trying to

[05:22] balance being Peter Parker and

[05:23] Spider-Man. That's a struggle that's

[05:25] been dialed to 11 in this movie with the

[05:27] world no longer even knowing who Peter

[05:29] Parker even is. So, Peter is trying to

[05:31] figure out why he's mutating. On this

[05:34] screen, we see a graphic that indicates

[05:35] Peter's hormones are at 50% human and

[05:38] 50% arachnid. We also saw this gene

[05:41] chart that will play into the film's

[05:42] likely introduction of the mutant gene

[05:44] with Jean Grey. Now, we know Peter goes

[05:46] to Banner for help and in other trailers

[05:49] we have seen Spider-Man doing a body

[05:50] scan that I think we can assume Bruce

[05:52] Banner is helping with because

[05:53] Spider-Man is in his full costume,

[05:55] including the mask. I think we're likely

[05:57] going to see Peter pulling a Mrs.

[05:59] Doubtfire and trying to pretend that

[06:00] he's Spider-Man's friend and not

[06:02] Spider-Man, just like he does in the

[06:03] animated series with Curt Connors. Bruce

[06:05] will likely play along, but I think he's

[06:07] too smart to not put two and two

[06:09] together. Peter still appears to have an

[06:10] AI assistant, which makes sense. I mean,

[06:12] hey, don't we all?

[06:15] >> What?

[06:15] >> The voice reads out the following.

[06:17] >> Organic webs, heightened senses,

[06:19] increased agility.

[06:20] >> And we see Spidey on a rooftop

[06:21] experimenting with his new organic webs

[06:24] and as he presses down on his arm, some

[06:25] web shoots out causing him to gag.

[06:29] And the scene of Spider-Man being on a

[06:30] rooftop to test out his new powers is

[06:32] yet another reference to Toby Spider-Man

[06:35] who has organic webbing and tested its

[06:37] swinging capabilities on a rooftop in

[06:39] the first Spider-Man. We see Spidey save

[06:41] this kid in the midst of a chase with an

[06:42] armored vehicle.

[06:43] >> You okay, kid? Yeah, you're okay.

[06:45] >> That reminded me of yet another Toby

[06:46] moment from Spider-Man 2.

[06:47] >> No playing in the streets.

[06:49] >> Yes, Mr. Spider-Man. [music]

[06:50] >> See you.

[06:51] >> Now, in our breakdown of the second

[06:52] trailer, we actually missed this small

[06:54] detail here where Peter is holding

[06:56] Bruce's broken inhibitor wristband and

[06:58] you'll see that it reads ASM 14. Amazing

[07:00] Spider-Man 14 being Spider-Man's first

[07:02] encounter with the Hulk. So, the Hulk is

[07:05] unleashed and thunderclaps Spider-Man

[07:07] and we see the two falling out of this

[07:09] building. Now, what's going on here has

[07:10] to be some trailer cutting trickery

[07:12] because when the Hulk hulks out, they

[07:14] are in Peter's apartment, we think. But,

[07:16] this shot of this building they're

[07:17] falling from is definitely not Peter's

[07:19] apartment building. In fact, this LEGO

[07:21] set confirms that it is a Department of

[07:23] Damage Control building. So, I'm

[07:25] actually not sure about that either. Our

[07:26] best guess is that when the Hulk is

[07:28] released, he goes on a rampage through

[07:29] Manhattan and this building is just one

[07:31] of the many that we're going to see him

[07:33] crash through. Now, in this shot from

[07:35] the second trailer, Hulk is green, but

[07:37] in a recently released social media gift

[07:39] from Sony, those with a keen eye noticed

[07:41] that the Hulk is not green, he is gray.

[07:43] Now, with this movie exploring mutations

[07:45] and genes and the Hulk being gray, this

[07:48] is all the confirmation we need that

[07:49] Sadie Sink is playing Shatra. I mean,

[07:51] this is all the confirmation we need

[07:53] that Sadie Sink is playing Jean Grey.

[07:55] No, but look, in all seriousness, we are

[07:56] likely viewing the gray Hulk here. Rumor

[07:58] has it that in Age of Ultron, when the

[08:00] Hulk was released by another mind

[08:02] manipulator, the initial plans were for

[08:03] him to be gray. Now, gray Hulk is a

[08:05] split personality of Bruce Banner.

[08:07] Unlike the green version of the Hulk,

[08:09] gray Hulk can speak English fluently and

[08:11] not like a caveman.

[08:13] >> Get away! [music]

[08:14] Run!

[08:15] >> This Hulk actually has control over

[08:17] himself. And fun fact for you, when the

[08:18] Hulk was first introduced, he was also

[08:20] gray. But, following unforeseen printing

[08:22] issues, Stan Lee decided to change his

[08:24] color to green. Now, for a long time,

[08:26] the Hulk has been locked away. The mind

[08:28] of the Hulk, I mean. Bruce combined the

[08:30] brain and the brawn by suppressing the

[08:32] Hulk's mind and taking his hands

[08:33] completely off the wheel. But, he's

[08:35] still happy to use the Hulk's physical

[08:37] form, aka the power of his immense

[08:39] strength. Gray Hulk could be a flip of

[08:41] the script here, though. The mind of the

[08:42] Hulk could retake the wheel, sending

[08:44] Banner's consciousness back into exile

[08:46] like we saw in Ragnarok. Only this time,

[08:48] the same way Banner maintained the power

[08:50] of the Hulk while sending his mind into

[08:51] darkness, the Hulk could maintain the

[08:53] intelligence of Banner while sending

[08:55] Banner's mind into the darkness and thus

[08:57] creating the gray Hulk. So, another MCU

[09:00] alum joining Spider-Man in this movie is

[09:02] the Punisher. A recent interview with

[09:04] Tom Holland features him talking about

[09:05] his friendship with Jon Bernthal and how

[09:07] the two of them helped each other with

[09:08] their respective auditions for their

[09:10] Marvel roles years ago. And how Holland

[09:12] has wanted this team-up on screen for a

[09:14] long time. Here, at Frank's hideout,

[09:17] where Peter takes MJ to be protected, we

[09:18] see that Frank is living in a boat

[09:20] called The Golden Girl. This is taken

[09:22] directly from Spider-Man 141, where we

[09:24] see the Punisher living in the same boat

[09:26] called The Golden Girl. And our hope is

[09:28] that after Peter leaves MJ with Frank

[09:30] safe in The Golden Girl, Peter will turn

[09:32] around and thank Frank for being a

[09:34] friend.

[09:34] >> Thank you for being a

[09:37] >> [music]

[09:38] >> Now, in that same issue featuring the

[09:40] Golden Girl issue 141, we also meet the

[09:42] villain The Persuader. He is yet another

[09:44] Z-list Spider-Man villain, but he does

[09:46] have the ability to control minds. So,

[09:48] it's possible that we could learn that

[09:50] he is the mysterious villain using Jean

[09:52] Grey's mind control powers for himself.

[09:54] A recent TV spot subtitles indicated

[09:56] that the DODC boss played by Tramell

[09:58] Tillman is indeed the mutant-hating

[10:00] activist from the comics, William

[10:02] Metzger. And we could learn that one of

[10:03] his underlings at the DODC running the

[10:05] lab that is harnessing the power of Jean

[10:07] Grey could be Roland Rayburn, aka The

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[10:28] Wall Street trader and a mutant with the

[10:31] ability to persuade others to do as he

[10:33] wishes. Roland is brainwashed into

[10:35] working for the Kingpin, and he is used

[10:37] to persuade the Punisher to kill a rival

[10:39] gang that were a threat to Wilson Fisk.

[10:40] Spider-Man intervenes, and The Persuader

[10:42] tells Punisher to kill Spider-Man, but

[10:44] The Punisher breaks through his control

[10:46] and instead pulls the trigger on

[10:48] Rayburn. So, maybe in a movie filled

[10:50] with the low-level Spider-Man villains

[10:51] that most people have never heard of, it

[10:53] would make sense that a villain like The

[10:55] Persuader could be yet another villain

[10:57] being used by the DODC. Okay, and here

[11:00] we have a shot of MJ in a yellow sweater

[11:02] at a graveyard. Now, the yellow sweater

[11:03] is reminiscent of MJ's sweater from

[11:05] Spider-Man: The Animated Series. Now, we

[11:07] can assume that MJ is with Peter at Aunt

[11:09] May's grave, but what will be

[11:11] interesting is to learn whether MJ

[11:13] remembers Peter at this point. We saw in

[11:15] Spider-Man: No Way Home that Happy Hogan

[11:17] remembered May and his relationship with

[11:19] her, and how he knew her through

[11:20] Spider-Man, but he did not remember

[11:22] Peter Parker. So, I would assume that MJ

[11:24] would remember May as well, maybe just

[11:26] not why she knew her. And this could be

[11:28] yet another parallel to the Raimi film.

[11:30] In Spider-Man, we saw Peter in a

[11:32] cemetery tell MJ the two of them can

[11:34] never be together. It would be poetic if

[11:36] come the end of this film, Peter decides

[11:38] that he can't remind MJ who he is for

[11:40] the same reason he opted not to at the

[11:42] end of No Way Home. He wants to keep her

[11:43] safe. And in No Way Home, even with MJ

[11:46] not remembering Peter, he has yet again

[11:48] put her in danger.

[11:49] >> Put you in danger. You just have to

[11:50] trust me.

[11:50] >> Well guys, that's everything we caught

[11:52] in these videos. Huge shoutout to Colton

[11:53] Auburn who wrote this. You can find his

[11:54] links below. Let us know what you

[11:56] thought of the trailers or anything we

[11:57] missed down in the comments below or in

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