Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse has finally confirmed a release date, but fans are in for a long wait.
Originally set for release in March 2024, the anticipated threequel was delayed indefinitely back in 2023 as a result of the strikes in Hollywood.
Sony has now provided an official release date for the third movie in the trilogy, confirming that the movie will be released on June 4, 2027 during its panel at CinemaCon yesterday.
As an added bonus to patient fans, Sony also released the first-look images from the highly-anticipated new movie.
A direct follow-up to 2023's Across the Spider-Verse, the threequel has been subject to a number of delays, with producer Chris Miller recently denying that the film had been delayed after work was scrapped.
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Elsewhere, Jharrel Jerome, who voices Earth-42's Miles G Morales, revealed in January 2025 that he is yet to start work on the latest instalment.
Asked if production had started on the film, Jerome said: "No, I wish. We haven’t started up yet. A lot of things [are] being figured out, but good things."
Meanwhile, Beyond the Spider-Verse recently received an exciting update, with the formal announcement that Justin K Thompson (who co-directed the second film) and Bob Persichetti (who co-directed the first film) will co-direct the conclusion to the trilogy.
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"We have had the immense privilege of being part of Miles' journey from the very beginning, and directing the conclusion to his story is beyond exciting," the duo said in a statement.
"The creativity and care poured into every minute of this project has been truly inspiring. We have crafted what we feel is a very satisfying ending, and we can't wait for fans to experience it – we're bringing everything we’ve got!"
Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse will be released in cinemas on June 4, 2027.
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