Spider-Man: Brand New Day
This fourth MCU Spider-Man film follows a lonely, forgotten Peter Parker as his powers begin to physically change him while a powerful new threat rises. It carries a PG-13 rating and earns it: the action is frequent and intense, language is notably strong for the franchise, and the emotional themes of isolation and loss run deep throughout.
Best for confident tweens and teens aged 12 and up who are already fans of the MCU Spider-Man series.
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Peter is shown living entirely alone and watching his former best friends from a distance, unable to be part of their lives; the loneliness is presented without relief and sets a notably heavier tone than earlier films in the series.
The Punisher is the film's primary source of strong language; each scene featuring Frank Castle is likely to include multiple coarse words and scatological profanity.
An extended, intense brawl in which the Hulk punches, throws, and repeatedly smashes Spider-Man against walls; described by reviewers as particularly brutal even within a PG-13 film.