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The third film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe Spider-Man series will be called Spider-Man: No Way Home

The third film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe Spider-Man series will be called Spider-Man: No Way Home
Spider-Man: No Way Home
After the cast of the new Spider-Man movie had a bit of fun with the title yesterday (February 23rd) today its been revealed the title will be Spider-Man: No Way Home.

The titles that were teased by the stars were Spider-man: Home Slice, Spider-Man: Phone Home and Spider-Man: Home Wrecker, as you can see 'Home' was clearly going to feature.

Now today Sony have released a video which gives the proper title a reveal and lets agree its better than the teased ones!

Its also worth remembering that "Home" has featured in all the Disney MCU Spider-Man movies, Spider Man: Homecoming, Spider Man: Far From Home and now Spider Man: No Way Home.

Spider-Man teaser titles

The current rumours suggest that the movie will be set in the multiverse that WanderVision on Disney+ is currently teasing and the new Doctor Strange movie will feature, and as Benedict Cumberbatch's Strange will be in the movie is a fair guess.

There is also big rumours, although denied by Tom Holland, that previous Spider-Man actors Toby Maquire and Andrew Garfield could be in the movie as two previous generation villains feature in the shape of Electro and Doctor Octopus as played by Jamie Foxx and Alfred Molina.

The movie is currently wrapping filming with Jon Watts directing and alongside Holland as Spider-Man is the returning Zendaya and Jacob Batalon.

The movie is set for a December 17th 2021 release and a trailer and official poster is sure to follow soon.

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