New Spider-Man: Far From Home Trailer Deals With The Emotional Endgame Aftermath

It's been more than a week since Avengers: Endgame hit theaters and took viewers on an emotional ride, bringing an end to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as we know it. Marvel's bigwigs have determined that this is enough time to digest the movie because, without consideration of whether you've seen it or not, Spider-Man: Far From Home's new trailer looks at the aftermath of what happened and connects it to Peter Parker's newest problem: enjoying vacation.


Tom Holland, who plays Peter Parker, gives a warning about spoilers in the trailer before it begins. And we'll echo that here because behind this graf is extreme Endgame spoilers. No snap from a Infinity Gauntlet can undo what learn in the event you haven't already seen it.


You've been warned.


The new trailer for Spider-Man: Far From Home immediately makes it clear that Peter Parker's journey is going to be a tough one going forward. Tony Stark's sacrifice at the end of Endgame means that there's no more Iron Man to be the world's hero. He was also somewhat of a father figure to Parker; their embrace at the end of Endgame was the culmination of two movie's worth of bonding. So in this trailer, right considering that of that happened, from being snapped to dust, then unsnapped, Parker is prepared to go on vacation.


Nevertheless obviously, a superhero's vacation is never a vacation.


Nick Fury appears in Parker's hotel room to tell him that he's needed. Thanos's snap tore a hole in our dimension, unleashing all-new otherworldly phenomenon like Mysterio (played by Jake Gyllenhaal), and the Elementals, some large and scary-looking ogre-like creatures. Superhero butt-kicking ensues. Maybe the perfect piece of the trailer is once Parker decides that he doesn't aspire to keep any secrets from MJ and tells her that he's Spider-Man. Or at least, he tries. She already knows. As Parker stands there with his mouth on the ground searching for words, she looks at him simply and says "It's sort of obvious."


Spiderman: Far From Home is shaping up to be an exhilarating take on the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man that pushes Marvel into another age, this one defined by more magic and wonder thanks to the end of the last chapter.


Take a look at the trailer above for all the explosions, comedy, and awkward teenage romance that these words can't capture.