Latest Spider-Man: Far From Home Teaser Is Too Spoilery For Some

A new Spider-Man: Far From Home teaser has been released and too some it might be too spoilery.

Even though this clip is short, it is chock full of new scenes. We see Nick Fury giving Peter Parker some pep talk. "Stark made you an Avenger. The world needs that," he tells Spider-Man, who is wearing his stealth suit in the scene.

We also see Peter preparing for the fight. In one scene, we see him asking Happy to give MJ what appears to be a necklace just in case he doesn't make it. He refuses to take it though because he believes that he's going to make it. It looks like Peter does because in the next scene, we see him wounded, without his mask as MJ runs to hug him.

This may just be happening early in the film though. After all, it looks like there will be baddies wreaking havoc early in Spider-Man: Far From Home, which will prompt Peter's involvement in the first place.

Then again, the emotions he and MJ have here and just how stressed Peter appears to be, it might just be the film's third act we're seeing here. If this is the case, and some fans think it is, they are in the least bit amused that Sony and Marvel are spoiling the film in trailers. Watch the trailer below:

From the looks of it, one of the main plot points in Spider-Man: Far From Home is MJ learning of Peter's secret identity. However, the fact that it's being spoiled in trailers suggests that it won't be much of a big deal and that there will be bigger things to fry in the film.

After all, Michelle has been established to be too smart not to figure out especially since Peter is pretty bad at keeping his identity secret anyway. In fact, his sloppy work in this department has Ned, Aunt May, and the Vulture figure out the man behind the Spider-Man mask.

The more important event happening here definitely has something to do with Mysterio. A lot of people think that much of what he said in the trailers is far from the truth. While his multiverse claim might be true, he might not be telling the whole story.

Spider-Man: Far From Home hits theaters July 2.

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