Caution: Spoilers for “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” ahead.
With great power comes great responsibility — that’s the iconic mantra that’s been at the heart of Spider-Man since his introduction in 1962.
But in 2026, should that great power include the ability to run a mass surveillance program on the people of New York City, with nothing more than a quip to explain it?
If you go by the events of “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” in theaters now, in which Spider-Man (Tom Holland) uses illegal facial recognition technology to identify both Scorpion (Michael Mando), a criminal, and Jean Grey (Sadie Sink), a telepathic mutant running amok in NYC, the answer…
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