Spider-Man: No Way Home | December 17, 2021 | The More Fun Stuff Version (yes, that's what it's called) comes to theaters September 2nd!

[WittyUsername]

This movie has Thursday night previews that begin at 3:00 PM. That’s practically an entire extra day. If it doesn’t cross $200 million after that, then that would be mildly concerning. 

[AndreasTheSecond]

I hope to get my tickets next week here in Romania, gonna watch it on Thursday evening

 

Would you guys be disappointed if Tobey and Andrew wouldn't show up? I honestly wouldn't, I'm mega-hyped for all the villains and the Tom-Benedict relationship

[XXR vs XXR]

3 minutes ago, AndreasTheSecond said:

I hope to get my tickets next week here in Romania, gonna watch it on Thursday evening

 

Would you guys be disappointed if Tobey and Andrew wouldn't show up? I honestly wouldn't, I'm mega-hyped for all the villains and the Tom-Benedict relationship

I wouldn’t be disappointed but I would be surprised. 

[Darth Lehnsherr]

19 minutes ago, AndreasTheSecond said:

I hope to get my tickets next week here in Romania, gonna watch it on Thursday evening

 

Would you guys be disappointed if Tobey and Andrew wouldn't show up? I honestly wouldn't, I'm mega-hyped for all the villains and the Tom-Benedict relationship

I would be only because it wouldn't be using the multiverse concept to its full potential. 

[Momori]

 

"To Be or Not To Be" = Tobey

"And Rue the Day" = Andrew

"Tomfoolery" = Tom

 

The villains in the background are the same ones from the movies too. Tobey's are GG and Doc Ock, Andrew is Electro and Rhino, Tom is Mysterio and Vulture. 

 

 

Edited December 2, 2021 by Momori

[Maggie]

What new trailers do you think we'll get with Spidey? I'm thinking Sony's Bullet Train must be one of the trailers, right? I'm excited for it and it releases in April

[fabiopazzo2]

2 hours ago, VenomXXR said:

Let’s get to the first weekend, first. No clue how much demand will already have been met in the first 7 days or what WOM will be.

Lets dream sometimes buddy

[Legion Again]

3 hours ago, Cap said:

We are FOUR days into pre-sales and have no idea what the next week and a half will look like. I am very excited that everyone is excited, but I don’t think a little bit of caution is uncalled for here. And let’s remember that 2x the next largest opening since the pandemic is still excellent and nothing to cry over. 

185 will be an absolute fiasco cap. I will become “theaters are dead” Legion for all of 2022.

[Legion Again]

2 hours ago, fabiopazzo2 said:

Any expectation on 2nd weekend? 🧐

 

over/Under 120M?

Yeah currently got it sketched out as 24 48 48 for 120, so just O/U. (This is off a 264ish wknd)

[XXR vs XXR]

42 minutes ago, Product Driven Legion said:

Yeah currently got it sketched out as 24 48 48 for 120, so just O/U. (This is off a 264ish wknd)

NWH O/U EG excluding first week sales? Would need $384.5M to do that. 

[Legion Again]

4 minutes ago, VenomXXR said:

NWH O/U EG excluding first week sales? Would need $384.5M to do that. 

Looks close I guess. Bit unfair with the calendar of course.

[fabiopazzo2]

 

[infamous5445]

 

[CJohn]

They really wanna keep the Tobey/Andrew mistery going into previews day.

[Cap]

It’s what they deserve for tanking Eternals with their bullshit negative reviews. 🔪🔪😇😇

 

[filmlover]

This is pretty much the same approach taken by the last few Star Wars movies and Endgame where they kept the full movie hidden until the week it was released due to spoilers. If Maguire and/or Garfield show up at the premiere...

[TheDude391]

The follow up tweet says they're only gonna show critics about 40 minutes of the film. Bizarre. They're really dedicated to keeping the worst kept secret a secret.

[Menor the Destroyer]

Isn't that kinda the point of the world premiere? It's weird that they are showing anything at all before that.

[Porthos]

1 minute ago, Menor said:

Isn't that kinda the point of the world premiere? It's weird that they are showing anything at all before that.

 

Press screenings for critics can happen before "world premieres" for a variety of reasons, presumably logistical being high on the list. 

 

Though 40 minutes of a movie is hardly a screening and more a super-sized sneak peek...

[filmlover]

Just now, Menor said:

Isn't that kinda the point of the world premiere? It's weird that they are showing anything at all before that.

Perhaps it's just to make the the group behind the Critics Choice Awards happy since they'll be a bigger deal than the Golden Globes this year . Remember when they retroactively nominated The Force Awakens for Best Movie after their nominees had already been announced all because nobody was able to see the movie until the deadline passed? lmao.