Marvel's Spider-Man 3 Working Title Revealed

It was quite a bumpy road but Sony and Marvel eventually got to terms with Spider-Man staying in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Most details about the film are kept under wraps, but ahead of its production, Spider-Man 3's working title has been revealed.

Just like the working titles for the previous Spider-Man films, the third one also gets a Seinfeld-themed working title. In the latest issue of Production Weekly, the working title is revealed to be "Serenity Now," which is a mantra used to calm down the person saying it and has an alternate effect where it eventually becomes a furious war cry.

Keeping with the tradition, Spider-Man: Homecoming's initial title was "Summer of George," also a reference to the hit sitcom. While Far From Home's working title isn't exactly connected with Seinfeld, it somehow ties up with its predecessor, shot under the name "Fall of George."

Aside from making a reference to Seinfeld, the working title could also hint at what's to come in the sequel. As stated, Frank Constanza learned the phrase "Serenity Now" from a self-help recording. While it is expected to cope up with his high blood pressure, it made the character suppress all his rage which is why he mostly screams the mantra instead of calmly saying it to himself. Given the situation that Peter Parker was in in Far From Home, having his identity be compromised could lead to a lot of trouble, so he could be saying that mantra to himself a lot in the span of the movie.

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Spider-Man 3 is set for release on July 16, 2021

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