Spider-Man: Brand New Day sees Peter Parker (Tom Holland) battle changing powers and an unseen threat as he protects MJ (Zendaya), Ned (Jacob Batalon) and a New York that has forgotten him.
The film hit UK cinemas on July 29, less than a year after filming was spotted at Fanum and Mountbatten House in Basing View.
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Cameras rolled in Basingstoke on Tuesday, September 23, after weeks of shooting in Glasgow and at Pinewood Studios.
Marvel filmed under the working title ‘The Blue Oasis’, matching ‘TBO LOC’ signs around Basingstoke town centre.
Residents and Gazette reporters saw armoured trucks, prop-gunmen, FBI cars, explosions and Spider-Man during filming, while Tom Holland, his stunt double and actor Michael Mando, who plays Scorpion, were also spotted.
When Spider-Man starts following a tank about 20 minutes in, look out for Fanum House.
The distinctive 1970s tower appears in the finished film, digitally augmented and dressed to double as a New York institutional building.
After the chase, you can see a quick shot of the outside of Fanum House, with its distinctive exterior.
Production teams transformed parts of Basing View into New York, installing NYPD‑style props, concrete barriers, New York street signage and large blue screens along the roads between Fanum House and Mountbatten House.
The next sequence, filmed outside and on Fanum House’s roof, shows Scorpion perched atop the former AA building.
Fanum House also features 57 seconds into the latest trailer, as an armoured vehicle flies through the air and men flee explosions outside.
The film is showing at Vue Cinemas in the town centre and at Odeon Leisure Park until it closes at the end of August.