The 'Spider-Man' star also threw in a few impressive gymnastic flips just for good measure.
Remember how the news of yet another Spider-Man reboot sounded like such a boring, tedious idea at first, and then star Tom Holland brought hope to the project with his brief-but-memorable cameo in Captain America: Civil War?
Well, prepare to get your hopes raised even higher with the new Spider-Man: Homecoming trailer -- which might be the most enjoyable Marvel movie trailer in recent memory.
Holland hit up Jimmy Kimmel Live on Thursday -- dressed as Spider-Man, along with a hundred other randos also dressed up like Spider-Man, because why not? -- to promote the fresh trailer, and the 20-year-old star even threw in a few impressive flips for good measure.
As for the new look at the upcoming movie, it's hard to imagine a better fusing of indie coming-of-age comedy and good old-fashioned Marvel superhero mayhem.
As Peter Parker navigates the complicated world of high school, he's also forced with shouldering the awesome responsibility of being a world-class hero with amazing powers.
From having a crush on a fellow student, to having to hide his superhero identity from his best friend, to having Iron Man constantly up in his business, Peter is facing the familiar Spider-Man challenges, only with Holland’s fresh voice and charming wit.
And, as for Spider-Man, he's got one seriously ferocious foe: A snarling Michael Keaton.
In Homecoming, the Birdman star plays, fittingly, The Vulture -- a malicious criminal with a mechanical suit and wings. While it all sounds a little crazy (and maybe like a problem Falcon should really be dealing with), when Keaton threatens to kill "you and everyone you love," it's legitimately intimidating.
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Zendaya, Donald Glover, Marisa Tomei and Robert Downey Jr. -- reprising his role as Tony Stark -- co-star.
Spider-Man: Homecoming swings into theaters July 7, 2017.
On Wednesday, Downey Jr. spoke with ET at the Make-A-Wish Wishing Well Gala in Los Angeles where he opened up about shooting the high-flying Marvel flick and had nothing but praise for Holland's work as our latest web slinger. Check out the video below to hear more.
