Tom Holland Reveals ‘Spider-Man 4’ Title

It's been nearly six months since Marvel announced that  Tom Holland would be returning for a fourth standalone Spider-Man film. Now we're finally starting to get some details.

This week is going to be a big one for movie details, as CinemaCon—where studio executives, movie stars, and cinema owners from around the country descend on Las Vegas to offer details on Hollywood's upcoming slate of movies—is taking place between March 31 and Thursday, April 3. And we've already received one great piece of MCU intel: the name of next year's new Spider-Man movie.

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Peter Parker himself (at least the latest incarnation) delivered some exciting news to CinemaCon goers on Monday evening. As The Hollywood Reporter shared, Holland was on hand—via video—to share the official title of the upcoming film with the crowd: Spider-Man: Brand New Day .

The upcoming MCU film, which will web-sling its way into theaters on July 31, 2026, is being directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, who was in Vegas to share a few very minor details about the project. (Those Marvel types like to keep things secretive.)

Cretton—who directed MCU stars Michael B. Jordan and Brie Larson in 2019's Just Mercy , and also stood behind the camera on Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021)—was clearly thrilled to be at the event, even after he admitted he had just lost $200 at a roulette table.

"To say that it's an honor to be standing on this stage is a pretty big understatement," Cretton said, before sharing his lifelong affinity for Peter Parker/Spider-Man character, due to the character's "humor" and "messy humanity."

While you've got more than a year to wait for the new Spider-Man movie, there should be plenty of Marvel fare to tide you over. Thunderbolts* , the final film in Phase Five of the MCU, will arrive in theaters on May 2, followed by The Fantastic Four: First Steps in on July 25.