Coming soon-ish

Sony’s other big 2025 releases include 28 Years Later, the long-awaited continuation of Danny Boyle’s zombie series; Darren Aronofksy’s Caught Stealing, a ’90s-era heist movie starring Austin Butler and Zoe Kravitz; and A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, a fantastical romance that pairs Margot Robbie with Colin Farrell.

But the films that got the biggest response from the crowd involved a certain wall-crawler who won’t be ready for his close-up for at least a year or two. Tom Holland officially returns as Spider-Man on July 31, 2026, and the actor sent a video message from Greece—where he’s currently filming Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey—revealing that the film’s title will be Spider-Man: Brand New Day.

Then on June 4, 2027, Miles Morales will swing back into theaters for Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, the third and final chapter in Sony’s animated Spider-Man series. That’s four full years after the release of the second installment, Across the Spider-Verse, but the filmmakers promise the wait will be worth it.

“Because we knew and know how important this franchise is, we just could not run it back,” explained producer Phil Lord, vowing that Beyond would be “bigger and bolder” than its predecessors with boundary-breaking animation styles that were teased in an trailer filled with a mixture of finished and unfinished scenes. It’s also the first Sony animated feature to be made expressly for large format screens like IMAX.

You might say that the Spider-Man movies sum up Sony’s overall pitch to theaters at this year’s CinemaCon: It can do whatever a spider can… and what a streamer can’t.