Ryan Meinerding, head of visual development at Marvel Studios, reveals the name from the iconic superhero trilogy.
In 2017, British actor Tom Holland dressed up as the cult film Omem-Aranya for the long-running film Omem-Aranya: Once Upon a Time. The first part of the trilogy will conclude in 2019 with the release of Homem-Aranha: Longe de Casa, and then in 2021 with the release of Homem-Aranha: Sem Volta para Casa, which now has an official title!
In Spider-Man: No Way Home – The Art of Film, Ryan Meinerding, head of visual development for Marvel Studios, explains what this trilogy in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is called Home Trilogy.
Information at the time said that a new Homem-Aranha trilogy was proposed by producer Amy Pascal, and Tom Holland recently received good news about only the fourth adventure.
“Sam Raimi’s Homecoming films, directed by Tobey Maguire, in many ways truly mark the introduction to modern superhero cinema,” Ryan Meinerding notes in the book, according to Screen Rant.
And for Andrew Garfield, our Homem Aranya Special and Tom Holland’s Home Trilogy have just put the legacy of Homem Aranya on the page for two decades.
Or use the word “house” to refer to the Omema and Aranja trilogy you’ve heard. The word “lar” in this film, used in the title of three long-running films written by Tom Holland, refers to the city of New York, a place of great importance in any story. It is the place where the superhero comes from (De Volta ao Lar), the place he leaves (Longe de Casa) and the place he must protect (Sem Volta para Casa).
At the end of Homem-Aranha: Always at home, Peter Parker saved himself, but was rewarded with the memories of everyone who loved him “at home”. History has come full circle, and now it remains to find out what awaits the superhero in the future, now that he will never be tied to his beloved city.