There have been various rumors coming out regarding the official title of the 'Spider-Man' reboot.
The film is slated for release on July 7, 2017, but until now the producers haven't revealed its title. Over a month ago, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige may have hinted the title of the film when he explained what the audience can expect in the reboot.
"It's going to be as big and spectacular a 'Spider-Man' film as has ever been made," he told Empire. "But it's a Peter Parker story and has more opportunity to be focused on the story of a 15-year-old kid going to high school."
Heroic Hollywood reported that the possible title of the reboot is "The Spectacular Spider-Man" because Kevin Feig used that word to describe the film and it has also been used in titles of the comic books.
In a separate report, the "Spider-Man" reboot could be a sequel of "Captain America: Civil War" which started out rumors that the title of the new version could be "Spider-Man: Civil War."
The first trailer of "Captain America 2" has been released already and there's no sign of Peter Parker in the teaser. The only proof that Tom Holland is part of the movie is a set photo which was shared by Marvel co-president Louis D'Esposito on Twitter.
According to Movie Pilot, the web-slinging superhero may just be doing a cameo in "Captain America: Civil War." There were rumors that Peter Parker could be recruited by Robert Downey Jr's Tony Stark.
There were also rumors that his mask won't be removed in the film so the audience won't get a glimpse of Tom Holland. Another rumor is that Spider-Man could be introduced in the post-credits scene.
The website also reported that Chris Evan's Captain America could be killed in the third installment or he could be starting his own Avengers team after the fight with Iron Man. The only way to find out if "Spider-Man" reboot will be a sequel to "Captain America: Civil War" is by watching the upcoming Marvel film on May 6, 2016.