Spider-Man: No Way Home is returning to Singapore cinemas from 1 September with extra scenes in what Sony is calling ‘The More Fun Stuff Version’.
According to 8 Days, this is in celebration of Spider-Man‘s 60th year as a comic book character as well as 20 years of Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man films.
The More Fun Stuff Version was originally announced a week ago but only for the US and Canada. Along with the announcement was a 14-sec clip showing a scene from the movie where the last three Spider-Man actors, Tom Holland, Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield interact with each other.
Spider-Man: No Way Home, directed by Jon Watts, was first released in theatres in December 2021, and has since grossed US$1.89 billion (S$2.63 billion) in box office takings worldwide, making it the 6th highest-grossing film ever.
In it, Tom Holland’s Spider-Man meets his alter egos from alternate timelines as well as previous Spider-Man villains in what our reviewer felt was a neat 148-minute wrap-up of 20 years of Spider-Man films. We don’t know what will be included in this extended cut yet but let’s hope they make a great movie even better.
But even if The More Fun Stuff Version aka Spider-Man: No Way Home extended cut doesn’t tempt you to head back to the theatres in Singapore, US and Canada (and other countries yet to be announced), you can be sure that Spider-Man’s story isn’t over yet; the next movie is already in the works.
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