As much as I liked Far From Home, the film earning over a billion has opened this slight concern which I can see turning true in the years to come.

So I have recently seen Homecoming again which I believe was quiet the best start this iteration could have received.

It was mostly small, more reserved to Spider-Man handling singular threats like Vulture & attempting to manage himself as Peter along.

Even as the film itself did have an appearance from Robert Downey Jr. & his decisions as Stark influenced Adrian's transition, it was still small by construct.

Similar to the films which Raimi directed in the years back, slightly more fancier surely. Now, No Way Home was meant to soar.

The film itself was brilliant & it was honestly even needed on it's release since everyone was trying to heal from the pandemic.

As much as I'm interested in seeing Brand New Day, I can feel the company trying to widen the ambit by having enough running in the film.

This I feel might come on compromise to the more smaller films, scenes & instances which has Spider-Man so special.

I understand even this was long due to have & I'm truly interested in seeing Brand New Day but I only hope Homecoming wasn't the last to have this.