Pro-Palestine campaigners are urging consumers to boycott the upcoming film Spider-Man: Brand New Day, according to a report from Dawn Images. The call stems from the producer's stated ties to Israel, which activists say are grounds for a public refusal to support the movie.
Dawn Images, citing campaigners, reports that the boycott push is directed at the film's producer over their support for Israel. The outlet did not name the producer or detail the specific nature of their ties, but the campaign's focus is clear: those who object to Israel's actions are being asked to avoid the film entirely.
The report, published on August 14, 2026, follows similar boycott efforts targeting other entertainment properties in recent years. Activists have increasingly used consumer pressure to highlight political and military conflicts, and this Spider-Man installment has now become the latest target.
The film, part of the long-running Marvel franchise, has not yet been released, and it remains unclear whether the boycott will affect its box office performance. Dawn Images notes the campaign is ongoing, with no indication that organizers plan to stand down.
What to watch next is whether the studio or the producer responds publicly to the boycott call, and whether other outlets pick up the story with additional details on the producer's involvement.
