Tom Holland’s Spider-Man: A Brand New Day Locks in Hollywood’s First 4-Screen SCREENX Showing

〈Spider-Man: A Brand New Day〉 delivers even more pulse-pounding moments through a four-sided SCREENX presentation.

Spider-Man faces an uncontrollable force In the movie 〈Spider-Man: A Brand New Day〉, Tom Holland plays Peter Parker, a Spider-Man whose identity everyone has forgotten, as he confronts the threat posed by a mysterious enemy—then gains an uncontrollable power through DNA mutations, all while trying to remember who he is.

A first-of-its-kind four-sided SCREENX format screening in Hollywood Ahead of its release, the film has also confirmed a showing in the four-sided SCREENX (ScreenX) format, drawing attention as the first four-sided SCREENX screening for a Hollywood movie. This work marks the first “Shot for SCREENX” production, carried out by closely collaborating with the SCREENX production team starting from the film’s early development stages, so that it would match the director’s intended direction. Viewers can experience the approximately 90-minute runtime across a three-screen display.

Overwhelming highlight-action thrills that expand all the way to the ceiling Among those sequences, web-swing action spanning between the city-building forest—something that can be seen as a hallmark of the Spider-Man series—along with dizzying high-altitude drops, are realized in a four-sided screen that expands the visuals beyond the left and right walls up to the ceiling, delivering an immersion unlike anything before. 〈Spider-Man: A Brand New Day〉 opens in South Korea on Wednesday, July 29, one day earlier than its North American release date.