Noted insider Amit Chaudhari shared the names of five deleted scenes that Sony plans to include in this cut, mentioning that the studio was "saving these & more to cross $2 billion" at the box office. These scenes will add over 15 minutes to the theatrical cut's 148-minute runtime: This extended cut is being advertised as "The More Fun Stuff Version" and will include never-before-seen footage from the MCU threequel, as was rumored in February. The announcement was made via video by Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield, and Tobey Maguire, joking around before confirming that the movie would make its way back to theaters in the United States and Canada on Friday, September 2 (the start of Labor Day weekend). The official Twitter account announced that Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios will be bringing an extended version Spider-Man: No Way Home back to theaters. No Way Home Coming Back to Theaters Marvel Now, Sony has plans to share more of that unseen material with fans as No Way Home comes back into the spotlight once again. the Green Goblin fight when Norman Osborn first arrived, and this was seemingly just the tip of the iceberg. This included more material with Charlie Cox's Daredevil in his first MCU movie along with an extended version of the Peter Parker vs.
Over the past few months, fans have learned about deleted scenes that could have added even more excitement to the already thrilling threequel. The final runtime for No Way Home's theatrical cut clocked in at 148 minutes, which gave the threequel the fourth-longest length of any MCU movie to date, behind Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, and Eternals. While that amount of footage brought plenty of incredible moments from start to finish, many fans still felt like there was some material that was left on the editing room table. Becoming one of the best-reviewed blockbusters this century and one of the most successful movies to ever play in theaters, No Way Home was a cultural phenomenon as three generations of web-slinger stories came together in one adventure. Almost no movie in recent memory has made an impact on the same level as Spider-Man: No Way Home, which broke the box office and the internet alike as 2021 came to an end.
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