Spider-Man 3: No Way Home releases crazy trailer starring Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus

After months of speculation, rumors and even a leak, finally the first trailer for Spider-Man: No Path Home is here. The Marvel Cinematic Universe (and Sony) blew up the multiverse for Tom Holland’s third Spidey movie. Yes, it’s Alfred Molina in the final scene who brings back the heavily armed villainous Doctor Octopus for the first time since Spider-Man 2 in 2004 – and is that also a clue to the Green Goblin, Electro, and The Lizard?

Check out the trailer below featuring Doctor strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) putting himself in Tony Stark’s shoes as Peter Parker’s mentor, casting an ill-advised spell on the MCU.

The trailer is not showing Jamie foxx, who would have reprized his role as Electro in the films in which Andrew Garfield played Spider-Man. And while there’s no room in the new trailer for another Spider-Men other than Holland, Garfield and his predecessor Tobey Maguire themselves could also be involved. in the multiverse adventure – which may have been confirmed by Spider series co-star JB Smoove in an interview with The Illuminerdi.

Trailer sees Peter grappling with 2019 fallout Spider-Man: Far From Home, in which the world discovered his secret identity Spidey. He turns to Doctor Strange for a spell that will erase everyone’s memory. No, it doesn’t go as planned, and a multiverse of madness is unleashed.

“We have altered the stability of spacetime,” Doctor Strange told Peter. “The multiverse is a concept we know terribly little about.” They should probably have a conversation with Loki, which appears to have set the multiverse in motion in the recent Disney plus series.

The trailer shows Peter experimenting with the astral plane, as well as trippy witchcraft that sees entire cities sinking into the ground. Oh, and how did Otto Octavius ​​aka Doc Ock come back from [spoiler] sacrifice himself to be killed by his own mechanical tentacles at the end of Spider-Man 2? At 2:28, we also see a spherical green bomb that looks a lot like the ones used by the evil Green Goblin in Maguire’s first Spider-Man movie in 2002.

After 2017 Back home and 2019 Far from home, the third outing in the latest Spider-Man series has been widely rumored as a crossover with previous cinematic versions of Marvel’s likable neighborhood wall robot.

Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige confirmed the events of No Way Home will be linked Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, released in March 2022.

The third Marvel Cinematic Universe The Spider-Man adventure again stars Tom Holland as Peter Parker, with Zendaya, Marisa Tomei and Jacob Batalon by his side. Director Jon watts is behind the cameras again. No Way Home hits theaters on December 17th.