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<p>Rated <a href="https://neodb.kevga.de/search?r=1&q=https://bridge.neodb.net/catalog/movie/imdbId-tt22084616" rel="nofollow">Spider-Man: Brand New Day</a> 10/10</p><p>My favorite of the MCU Spider-Man movies by a mile. I might soften on it eventually, but I am still gleefully in the headspace of seeing it for the first time.I was pretty sure Sadie Sink was going to be Jean Grey, but it wasn&#x27;t until she finally appeared on screen that I realized she was the body-hopping villain. I had assumed she would be helping stop the villain, maybe a new take on the Chameleon. Even though what we got was more straightforward, it still gave me a pleasant surprise.Everything with Jean Gray and the inhibitors (and even Hulk) is clearly setup for future MCU shenanigans, but I think it all still earned its place in this movie. The world is large, there are other superheroes, and choices have ripple effects. I am become Spider-Man, the destroyer of mutants.The supporting cast is all fantastic and well utilized; amazingly, Frank Castle is not diminished at all by being in a PG-13 movie, and his willingness to use lethal force is the perfect setup for Peter&#x27;s near-sacrifice.The core journey is still Peter&#x27;s, and it&#x27;s all done beautifully. The spider hormone stuff is a little whatever, but the stress and strain on the man trying to shoulder everything by himself, denying what he needs, is just, well, undeniable. My poor decision to drink a sweet tea before the film meant I missed the &quot;I&#x27;m both&quot; fight scene, but the emotional journey was still clear.This is already getting long, so I&#x27;ll wrap with my elation that they took my biggest issue from No Way Home - Peter taking away MJ and Ned&#x27;s ability to choose to come back into his life - and literally put it in MJ&#x27;s mouth.</p>