Fans hoping Tom Holland’s next Spider-Man adventure will arrive quickly after Spider-Man: Brand New Day may be in for a longer wait.
Sony Pictures Entertainment CEO Ravi Ahuja has addressed the future of the live-action franchise, confirming that Sony currently does not have a release date set for Spider-Man 5.
Speaking about when audiences could expect another installment, Ahuja said:
“We don’t have a date for it yet. A couple years usually, but there’s a Spider-Verse movie coming next year.”
That Spider-Verse film is Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, the third and final installment in the animated Miles Morales trilogy. Sony has officially scheduled the film to arrive in theaters on June 18, 2027.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day [sony/marvel]
Ahuja’s comments don’t give Spider-Man 5 an official release window, but they make it clear Sony isn’t rushing another Holland-led movie into theaters immediately. With Beyond the Spider-Verse already positioned as Sony’s major Spider-Man release for next year, the live-action sequel appears likely to come later.
Sony has previously used roughly two-year gaps between several of Holland’s solo Spider-Man films, although the studio’s current slate and Marvel Studios’ larger MCU plans could ultimately determine where the fifth film lands.
For now, Peter Parker’s next live-action chapter remains undated.
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