Cinematically, the character got off on the right foot with Sam Raimi's original Spider-Man in 2002. Raimi himself is an independent-minded, DIY kind of filmmaker, and brought that same rough-around-the-edges ingenuity to the character and caliber of the film. However, much like the comics, it wasn't long before things got out of hand.

Brand New Day, the MCU is trading on a title that fans have strong, often negative opinions about. This may be one case where drawing a connection to the comics isn’t going to help the film succeed. One More Day Becomes No Way Home Until its final moments,

Spider-Man: Brand New Day breaks a long standing tradition for the MCU Spidey films, but it's also an indicator of what's to come.