nine minutes. It’s something that also includes the long version of Spider-Man: No Way Home, which just arrived on Netflix and subscribers are devouring it. No Way Home is Peter Parker’s final adventure in the Marvel Avengers universe to date. Originally set to hit theaters in December 2021, it completely deals the cards.
Spider-Man against the wall
We find Peter Parker played by Tom Holland, whose secret identity became public after the events of Spider-Man: Far From Home. Except if everyone knows that Peter Parker is Spider-Man, his loved ones are in danger, starting with his girlfriend MJ, his friends, and his dear Aunt May.
So Parker decides to go to his friend Dr. Strange to ask for help. The wizard then tells him about the Runes of Coff-Col, a spell that erases everyone’s memory. During the ritual, Peter asks his friends MJ, Happy, Ned, and May to preserve their memories. This “personalization” breaks the spell, which opens a breach in the multiverse, allowing supervillains from other worlds to come to New York!
With a duration of 2h37, this long version starts with a prologue with the three actors involved in the film, watch it only if you have already seen the film or know all its secrets!
Additional scenes
Because the film is full of surprises, be it – they were announced in the trailers – the villains Dr. Octopus or the Green Goblin, played by Alfred Molina and Willem Dafoe, as in the films of Sam Raimi, or the return of Jamie Foxx to Electro from “Amazing Spider-Man”. … by the way!
Bonus scenes, which can be seen here, include a deeper interrogation of Peter and Aunt May, an interview conducted by high school student and journalist Betty Brant asking teachers about Spider-Man, and brief moments meant to continue the good times that Fans love you, so why shy away from your pleasure?
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