Spider-Man: Homecoming - 10 Things We Want To See In The Trailer

It's time to finally get Spider-Man right.

Spider Man Homecoming
Marvel Studios

It's pretty much a given at this point that the first trailer for Spider-Man: Homecoming will be attached to Stars Wars: Rogue One. At last, fans will be provided with a glimpse at Tom Holland's standalone Spidey movie, after being so charmed by his appearance in Captain America: Civil War.

Spider-Man has had a bit of a rough time in the last few years, with the death of Marc Webb's The Amazing Spider-Man series, so fans are keen to know whether or not Marvel Studios will treat the web slinger right in his own feature film, avoiding the pitfalls that came before.

Chances are, Spider-Man is in very good hands. After all, Civil War showed Tom Holland is clearly likeable, witty and frequently hilarious. But there are a bunch of things we'd love to see in the trailer that would go a long way to alleviating concerns and fears.

10. One Villain Only (Preferably Vulture)

Spider Man Homecoming
Fox Searchlight

In the past, Spider-Man films have had an awkward time with villains. Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 3, for example, collapsed under the weight of its ambition, failing to juggle its antagonists in a satisfying way. The same thing happened during The Amazing Spider-Man 2, which had so many bad guys that it lacked any sort of focus.

The same fear looms over Spider-Man: Homecoming, but hopefully Marvel have closely analysed past mistakes. For this reason it'd be great if streamlining the appearance of villains began with the trailer. It's clear that Michael Keaton's Vulture is going to be the primary antagonist, so leave the others out for now.

Keaton's appearance in Homecoming has been enormously hyped, given his string of fantastic performances in the last few years. Showing fans a glimpse of Vulture and his winged suit would be enough to excite any superhero enthusiast. Perhaps a few teasing shots of the suit before a very quick glance of Keaton wearing it, just to leave something for subsequent promotion?

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