Spider-Man: No Way Home was one of the biggest superhero films of recent times. The film was a total fan serve as it brought the three spider-men together in the most amazing way. It not only broke the Box-office records but also received raving reviews from the critics. Experiencing the film in theatres for the first time was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Now, Sony is bringing back No Way Home to theatres once again for the fans who just can’t get enough of the three Peters and their adventures with the iconic supervillains.

Re-release of No Way Home to include several deleted scenes

No Way Home
No Way Home

The film, which is already the fourth-longest film in the MCU with a running time of 148 minutes, will return to theatres with several unseen scenes added. This will add around 15 minutes to the running time and will surely hype up the fans who have been waiting to see the deleted scenes. The film, which recently won Best Movie in MTV Movie & TV Awards, will be released on September 2nd as announced by the @SpiderManMovie Twitter account.

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As of now the “More-Stuff-Version” will only be released in US and Canada but the tweet does say that more countries will be announced soon. Hopefully, the film will be released in several countries so that fans around the world can experience the historic film in theatres once again. The tickets for the film will be available on August 9, over three weeks before “The More Fun Stuff Version” comes to the big screen.

Fans react to the re-release by joking about Morbius

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Morbius (2022)

No Way Home is not the first superhero film to be re-released. Avengers: Endgame and Spider-Man: Far From Home were also re-released in theatres in the past. Recently, Sony re-released Morbius to over 1000 theatres despite bad reviews by fans and low box-office sales. As expected the film flopped again becoming the only movie in Hollywood to flop twice. Fans took to Twitter to joke about how Sony is re-releasing No Way Home to make up for the losses caused by Morbius.

No Way Home to reach the $2 billion mark at the global box-office

Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man
Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man in No Way Home

No Way Home is a fan favorite unlike Morbius and it is likely that the film will be seen by thousands of fans around the world on its re-release. It is also likely that the film will reach the $2 billion mark at the global box office since the film has already garnered $1.89 billion. Thus, the re-release will prove to be beneficial for both the fans as well as Sony.

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