Spider-Man 3: No Return New Stills Doctor Octopus Faces Spider-Man

Recently, new stills from "Spider-Man 3: No Homecoming" were exposed. Alfred Molina returned to play Doctor Octopus and faced Spider-Man standing on the car. It was unknown what he was thinking.

Tom Holland said in an interview with a magazine: "I haven't seen the movie yet, but I've seen some clips and it's great. This is the best Spider-Man movie we've ever made, and it will be darker. Peter Parker is a person who yearns for light. He will always actively solve problems. In this movie, he will encounter tough opponents." He also said: "Every time I say Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield will not return, everyone doesn't believe me, but one day you will believe me."

Spider-Man 3: No Homecoming can be seen as "Spider-Man's endgame", telling the story of the opening of the Marvel multiverse. In order to solve the crisis of identity exposure, Spider-Man hopes to rewrite the past with the help of Doctor Strange's ability to manipulate time and space, but the opening of the time and space channel awakens an unforeseen crisis. Spider-Man 3: No Homecoming is directed by Joe Watts, the director of the first two films. Jamie Foxx from The Amazing Spider-Man 2 returns to play Electro, Alfred Molina from the old version of Spider-Man 2 returns to play Doctor Octopus, Benedict Cumberbatch plays Doctor Strange, and actors such as Zendaya, Marisa Tomei, Jacob Batalon, and Tony Revolori also return.

Spider-Man 3: No Homecoming will be released in North America on December 17, and the release date in mainland China is yet to be determined. The film is 159 minutes long, which will become the longest personal film in the history of MCU, second only to Avengers 4 in the MCU.