Spider-Man He has stood out for being a friendly superhero who lives in Queens, so the city of New York is a scenario that has appeared in almost all comics and movies Since its creation in 1962. from the Ferry de Roosevelt Island and the Flat Iron tower in the first “Spider-Man” films of director Sam Raimi and Brooklyn Bridge and Central Park in “The surprising spider-man” of Marc Webb, the locations in New York that appear in the films have become iconic places that any cinema lover manages to identify.
The Spider-Man Cast: No Way Home has left all fans in shock and waiting for the film's premiere. Albert L. Ortega / Getty Images
Recently the trailer of Spider-Man: No Way Home He left the fans of the superheroes in shock and after a long wait, the film was released in theaters of Mexico and the world having a resounding success among all the fans of the superhero and the films of the Marvel cinematographic universe. But between the action scenes and the return of the most remembered villains within the comics, The spectacular locations stand out And they help create a much more complete story that will surely leave us all surprised.
Recording in the city
The recordings for the most recent edition of Spider-Man They started at the beginning of October 2020 and although to achieve the impressive visual effects it was necessary to go to the wonders of technology, also It was recorded in real locations located mainly in New York and Atlanta. So if you want to know the locations of Spider-Man: No Way Homekeep reading.
Queensboro Bridge connects Manhattan with Long Island City and has come out in more than one Spider-Man movie.Mario Rivera / Eyeem / Getty Images
Queensboro Bridge, New York
Also known as the 59th Street bridge, the Queensboro Bridge is located on the east river of New York City and although it is one of the many bridges that arrive in Manhattan, this is known by connect with Long Island City. This bridge can be seen in the scene where Peter Parker and MJ are cornered by the police in one of the first trailer scenes.