Movie critic Hideo Kojima has finally published his Spider-Man: Brand New Day review, and it turns out he “really enjoyed” its take on a “lonely Peter Parker.”
The cinephile, who also happens to be the mind behind game franchises like Metal Gear Solid and Death Stranding, took to X/Twitter to unleash his thoughts on the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) movie. Coming in at a little less than 200 words and 1000 characters, it’s safe to say he found a lot to think about in Tom Holland’s latest swing at Spidey.
“A lonely hero. A lonely Spidey. A lonely Peter Parker,” Kojima said. “It felt fresh, and I really enjoyed it.”
Followers know that Kojima will typically put a little extra thought into a longer review for movies that stuck with him, while the ones that didn’t usually only get a sentence, if that. Spider-Man: Brand New Day falls into the first camp, with the review analyzing not only this weekend’s box office hit but the MCU Spider-Man movies that have come before it, too.
“Until now, Spider-Man films have generally been grouped into self-contained trilogies,” he continued. “With each new iteration, the cast and creative team changed, allowing the franchise to reinvent itself for a new era. This time, however, while both the cast and the story continue from the previous film, everything has been reset.
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