The exact runtime of “the new Marvel movie” isn’t clear from public info yet, and it also depends which specific upcoming Marvel film you mean (there are several on the way like Spider‑Man: Brand New Day and Avengers: Doomsday).

Quick Scoop

1. No single “new Marvel movie”

Right now there isn’t just one clearly defined “new Marvel movie” on the calendar.

Several big Marvel releases are lined up for 2026 and beyond, including:

  • Spider‑Man: Brand New Day (scheduled July 31, 2026).
  • Avengers: Doomsday (scheduled December 18, 2026).
  • Avengers: Secret Wars (scheduled December 17, 2027).

Since you didn’t name a title, there’s no single confirmed runtime I can point to yet.

2. What you can expect from the runtime

Most MCU movies tend to land somewhere around a bit over 2 hours on average (roughly in the 2h 15–2h 20 range).

Recent commentary on “the latest Marvel movie” runtimes suggests they still aim for that “around 2 hours and a bit” sweet spot to balance story and spectacle without dragging too long.

So if you’re planning a night out for the next big Marvel theatrical release, budgeting around 2 hours 15 minutes (plus trailers and credits) is a reasonable expectation, even though the exact number isn’t officially set for the upcoming films yet.

If you tell me which movie you mean (for example “Spider‑Man: Brand New Day” or “Avengers: Doomsday”), I can focus on just that one and check whether its specific runtime has been announced or only estimated so far.

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