Spiderman: No Way Home (read our review) is being re-released in theaters with an extended cut that includes some previously unreleased scenes and promises a funnier cut. It has announced Sony Pictures has partnered with Marvel Studios to provide release dates in various countries.
This is a version with some deleted scenes that has more interaction between the three versions of the superhero starring Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire. This version has been baptized as Spider-Man: No Way Home – Brighter Version.
The studio, either due to lack of time or due to the fact that the footage did not exceed two and a half hours, decided not to include any more scenes between the three Spider-Man/Peter Parker options. The revival is due to the promise of the studios that they will be very funny and teasing. Chemistry between the three actors – beyond the surprise crossoverwas one of the main reasons for the film’s success.
Spider-Man: No Way Home – Brighter Version will arrive on September 1 in Mexico and the US, and will be released on September 23, almost a month later, in Spain. No dates are given for other Latin American countries.
Spiderman: No Way Home returns to theaters with more than unreleased scenes
Spiderman: No Way Home returns to theaters with unreleased scenes, yes, but also many scenes where the visuals weren’t finished. When those responsible for the film accepted it, it was amazing. But now that there’s a lot of talk and visualization about the back-breaking work of effects studios and how little time they have to complete it, it makes more sense.
And it’s also a reason to increase the income from the film. Spiderman: No Way Home It is the sixth highest grossing film in history, grossing $1.9 billion worldwide. With this resurgence, they will likely be able to surpass the 2 billion target.
After the re-release of the film will be Black Panther 2: Wakanda Forever that we will be able to see it, including in cinemas, on November 11th.
