How Long Is the New Spider-Man Movie? Runtime and Cinema Planning
Key takeaways
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) is listed at 145 minutes, or 2 hours 25 minutes.
- A conflicting report gives the runtime as 150 minutes, so check your cinema’s listing.
- Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023) runs 140 minutes, or 2 hours 20 minutes.
- Allow extra time for advertisements and trailers when planning your cinema visit.
Table of contents
- Which New Spider-Man Movie Do You Mean?
- Is the Brand New Day Runtime Confirmed?
- How Long Should You Allow at the Cinema?
- Does the Runtime Include Credits?
If you mean Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026), its listed runtime is 2 hours 25 minutes, or 145 minutes, according to Cinemark’s movie listing and Rotten Tomatoes.
There is a conflicting 150-minute report, so treat 145 minutes as the listed length rather than an undisputed final runtime. If you’re planning a cinema visit, check your theater’s listing for the specific screening—and allow extra time for advertisements and trailers.
Which New Spider-Man Movie Do You Mean?
“New Spider-Man movie” can mean different films, especially if you’re catching up rather than following theatrical releases. The key distinction is between the live-action Brand New Day and the animated Across the Spider-Verse.
| Film | Runtime | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) | Listed at 145 minutes — 2 hours 25 minutes | Listings differ; check your cinema before booking |
| Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023) | 140 minutes — 2 hours 20 minutes | The animated film featuring Miles Morales |
The Across the Spider-Verse runtime is listed by IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes. If that’s the movie you meant, the quick answer is two hours and twenty minutes.
Is the Brand New Day Runtime Confirmed?
The available listings don’t fully agree. Cinemark and Rotten Tomatoes give Spider-Man: Brand New Day a 145-minute runtime, while a GamesRadar report gives 150 minutes, or two hours and thirty minutes.
That five-minute difference is small for scheduling, but it matters when answering whether the runtime is final. The safest wording is that the movie is listed at 2 hours 25 minutes, with a conflicting longer figure reported elsewhere.
Both Cinemark and Rotten Tomatoes list a July 31, 2026 theatrical release date. A scheduled release date isn’t proof that a film has already opened, and local release schedules may differ.
How Long Should You Allow at the Cinema?
A movie’s runtime isn’t the same as the length of your entire visit. Trailers and advertisements can run between the advertised showtime and the start of the feature.
For a 145-minute film, here’s an illustrative timing calculation:
- Advertised showtime: 7:00 p.m.
- With no pre-show material: the feature would end at approximately 9:25 p.m.
- With 20 minutes of trailers and advertisements: it would end at approximately 9:45 p.m.
The 20-minute pre-show is an example, not a confirmed trailer package for Brand New Day. Your cinema may run a shorter or longer one. Arrival, concessions and leaving the building also add time.
If you’re arranging a pickup, booking dinner afterward or catching the last train, leave some breathing room beyond the runtime.
Does the Runtime Include Credits?
A film’s listed runtime generally includes its opening and closing credits. It normally does not include the cinema’s separate advertisements and trailers.
Don’t assume that Brand New Day has a particular mid-credits or post-credits scene based on earlier Spider-Man films. Staying until the credits finish is the simplest way to avoid missing anything, without needing to look up potential spoilers.
Bottom line: For Spider-Man: Brand New Day, use 2 hours 25 minutes as the listed runtime, but check your theater because a 2-hour-30-minute figure has also been reported. If you meant Across the Spider-Verse, it runs 2 hours 20 minutes.
