On the eve of its July 31 release, Tom Holland stood before the lights of a Los Angeles premiere and offered a quiet but significant claim: that Spider-Man, after four films, has finally grown up. The story of a young man erased from the world's memory — present but invisible, fighting for people who no longer know his name — touches something ancient in the human experience, the fear of being forgotten while still alive. Holland and director Destin Daniel Cretton have chosen to meet that fear honestly, building a Marvel film around the kind of loneliness that does not announce itself but simp