Now that we're all getting over Avengers: Endgame, Sony has released a new trailer for this summer's Spider-Man: Far From Home sequel. Now that Endgame's spoiler ban has lifted (according to the Russo brothers at least), the trailer also definitively reveals that Spider-Man's new movie takes place after the Avengers film in the MCU. If you haven't seen Endgame yet, stop now. Now playing: Watch this: Spider-Man: Far From Home trailer reveals how Avengers:... The three-minute trailer, released Monday, shows Peter Parker (Tom Holland) and Happy Hogan (Jon Favreau) grieving the loss of Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.), the latter having perished at the end of Endgame. Parker quickly reveals to police officers (in his Spidey costume, of course) that he's going on vacation with his friends, all of whom appear to have been dusted and resurrected since it appears Ned (Jacob Batalon), Michelle "MJ" Jones (Zendaya) and Flash Thompson (Tony Revolori) are all the same age. Parker is seen avoiding a phone call from Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson), much to Hogan's dismay. But as seen in the earlier trailer, Fury and Maria Hill (Cobie Smulders) recruit Parker from his European trip and introduce him to Quentin Beck (Jake Gyllenhaal) -- who is revealed to be from another Earth in a different dimension. The trailer confirms that there is now an MCU Multiverse, one in which Gyllenhaal's Beck is from another Earth apparently caused by Thanos' snap tearing a hole in the dimension (something we even hinted at coming after Endgame). New Marvel release dates may also provide some info on this front. Jay Maidment Parker is hoping to continue his trip, but Fury tells him that other heroes like Thor and Captain Marvel are not available right now. Also, if it wasn't obvious enough that Spider-Man is the only available option to deal with threats to Earth, MJ tells him it's obvious that Parker's Spidey. We also get looks at Mysterio flying through the city, Spider-Man dealing with a fiery Molten Man and Hogan trying to rescue Parker's friends by saying he works with Spider-Man. In the comics, Mysterio is typically an acclaimed "bad guy," but it looks like we may be getting a European buddy-comedy in this film -- which leaves many fans with a lot of questions. The newly updated official movie description gives little away: Following the events of Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man must step up to take on new threats in a world that has changed forever. But previously, the synopsis from Sony seemed to insinuate that Spidey would team up with someone, but maybe the Beck buddy comedy is a misdirect: "Our friendly neighborhood Super Hero decides to join his best friends Ned, MJ, and the rest of the gang on a European vacation. However, Peter's plan to leave super heroics behind for a few weeks are quickly scrapped when he begrudgingly agrees to help Nick Fury uncover the mystery of several elemental creature attacks, creating havoc across the continent!" This multiverse was rumored previously, and only somewhat fueled by an interview the directors did with EW, wherein Joe Russo confirmed that Ned was also dusted during the Snap and his reunion with Peter in Endgame is just that: "That's the two of them seeing each other for the first time after having disappeared." There's also been much speculation about the film's name; Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige himself said he likes the multiple meanings behind it, telling sister site ComicBook.com: "It ties into Homecoming, not just keeping that word going, which we like and we liked it more than Homecoming 2, but that notion of 'home' is a word that has dual meanings we'd like to continue with this [MCU] version of Spider-Man. So, Far From Home has multiple meanings." Far From Home arrives in theaters on July 2. First published May 6, 2019 at 6:07 a.m. PT. Updated May 7, 10:27 a.m. PT: Adds new Sony shorter synopsis.<doc-sep>If Marvel ever is going to introduce the multiverse, now is as good a time as any to do it. It opens up the possibilities of a lot more stories. They could go literally anywhere from here if the multiverse is real. Unless Marvel Studios has somehow decided they will never introduce the multiverse in the MCU, the idea of this being a misdirect isn't necessarily the best idea. Just like the Iron Man 3 twist, if this one is a trick, a lot of fans will be less than thrilled, so teasing a multiverse now only works if you never go back on it.<doc-sep>
If the trailers have been anything to go by, Spider-Man: Far From Home is going to be rife with tiny nods to Spider-Man comics past, from putting critical issue numbers on the sides of boats, to naming Venetian hotels after Spider-Man writers. But today’s new trailer for the next Spider-Man flick also has a little indication that at least one character from the Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies is around in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Can you see it in the top image already? Computer, enhance. Crusher Hogan enters the ring In a way that was kind of revolutionary at the time, Peter Parker’s origin story involved him getting superpowers but not immediately becoming a superhero. The cash-strapped teen instead tried to figure out a way to use his powers to support himself and his family, and one of those ways was by entering an exhibition match against the wrestler Crusher Hogan. After the match, Peter stood by and watched as a thief made off with the box office take from the event. Later that day, the same thief shot his Uncle Ben, motivating Peter to take his mentor’s words to heart: With great power comes great responsibility. Those events were included in 2001’s Spider-Man, albeit altered slightly. Peter fought a different wrestler in that movie, played by “Macho Man” Randy Savage. In fact, computer, bone-hance. Bonesaw is ready Savage’s portrayal of Bonesaw McGraw was memorable, to say the least, and it looks like it’s being referenced just below Crusher Hogan’s name in Spider-Man: Far From Home. Will Crusher Hogan and Bonesaw have a larger presence in the movie — or just this cleverly placed background sign? We’ll have to wait until Spider-Man: Far From Home hits theaters on July 2.