Hideo Kojima Reviews Spider-Man: Brand New Day: 'It Felt Fresh, and I Really Enjoyed It'
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."
Movie critic Hideo Kojima has just shared his thoughts on Spider-Man: Brand New Day, expressing his enjoyment of its unique take on a lonely Peter Parker. The renowned game designer, known for franchises like Metal Gear Solid and Death Stranding, posted his review on X/Twitter in under 200 words. Kojima noted that the movie felt fresh, with Peter Parker again grappling with loneliness and inner conflict.
He also pointed out that while Spider-Man films typically follow a self-contained trilogy structure, this film resets the story while retaining the previous franchise's continuity. Kojima described the film's structure as "very clever." He further reflected on the challenges filmmakers face in striking a balance between creative vision and audience expectations, especially in the age of social media.
Kojima concluded by praising Spider-Man: Brand New Day for testing the "Brand" in Brand New Day within the context of a franchise that cannot afford failure.
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