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!

[eddyxx]

How did the Chinese expect Sony and marvel to even do that. Did they want it turned into

the Empire State Building? Maybe a giant statue of Xi perhaps?

[poweranimals]

On 4/26/2022 at 4:16 PM, Mojoguy said:

No one will care about covid in 2024 anymore so that should help.

 

Bring in Venom if they want the next trilogy to start off on a high note.

Many people would've said the same thing about 2022.

 

And yeah, that's ridiculous. I'm so glad that Sony didn't cave. Granted it would've potentially cost more money than they even got from China to make the changes.

Edited May 19, 2022 by poweranimals

[TerwillikerInst]

I mean, the statue obviously wasn't the actual reason. It's just a handy excuse.

 

If the finale hadn't revolved around it as a crucial location, I bet you they would have told them to remove all Green Goblin's violence or some other obviously impossible challenge they could never have met. 

 

It was basically just a way of telling them to piss off that still left the door open for potential future movies. 

Edited May 15, 2022 by TerwillikerInst

[raulbalarezo]

 

By that time maybe China will allow it 

$2 Billion incoming 

Edited June 11, 2022 by raulbalarezo

[Eric Atreides]

"The More Fun Stuff Version"

 

Gross.

[Ryan Reynolds]

Morbius edition ?

[Legion Again]

Ahahahaha   

 

I guess this is what happens when the fall schedule is so dead.   
 

2B is a pipe dream but can chase TFA for #4 WW-C

[BestPicturePlutoNash]

They got scared of Avatar overtaking it with the Sept re-release

 

Funny how ET, Jaws, Avatar, and NWH will all be re-released in same time frame

 

Also shows how much of a failure studio scheduling is and how productions are really lacking/lost to streaming

[SnokesLegs]

Loved the film, but no thanks to this shameless cash grab. It’d be hilarious if it’s just similar to what Disney did with Endgame and marketed a bunch of post credit out of context deleted scenes/BTS material as an “extended version”.

[BestPicturePlutoNash]

TBH I don't think it'll make much anyway. 

 

 

[interiorgatordecorator]

15 million ww?

[misterpepp]

8 minutes ago, SnokesLegs said:

Loved the film, but no thanks to this shameless cash grab. It’d be hilarious if it’s just similar to what Disney did with Endgame and marketed a bunch of post credit out of context deleted scenes/BTS material as an “extended version”.

 

Was just thinking that. The fact that it's called an "Extra Fun Stuff" version instead of an "Extended Cut" makes me feel like this is just going to have some new special features tacked on after the credits. Maybe whatever this new thing is they shot with the three of them.

[filmlover]

Between this and those Spielberg IMAX re-releases announced yesterday, studios are starting to realize that they the dog days of summer are even more dead than usual this year since the instantly forgotten flops have pretty much vanished from the multiplex.

[charlie Jatinder]

Ofc not much to expect but if they release say a 3 hour film, may be do 15-20M DOM?

 

If just 5-10 mins extra may be $5-10M.

Edited June 11, 2022 by charlie Jatinder

[TheDude391]

So scummy of Sony to advertise deleted scenes for the home video release, then pull them last minute (lots of copies still mention them as extras on the back of the box)...only to charge again now for them. Also I suspect this is gonna be similar to Endgame's rerelease, a featurette and a half finished deleted scene at the end. But "more fun" could mean a legit extended cut so who knows. 

Edited June 11, 2022 by TheDude391

[Legion Again]

4 hours ago, Eric the Last Dinosaur said:

"The More Fun Stuff Version"

 

Gross.

Just wait for the “Most Fun Stuff Version”  

 

Spoiler

Starring @iHeartJames

 

[Legion Again]

Once upon a Deadpool: 6M (~1.9%)

FFH expansion: ~5M (~1.3%)

AEG expansion: ~16M (~1.9%) 

 

If it’s weak content like those 3, I expect ~15M total. I suspect this will actually have some more goods and go for closer to 25+.

[TheDude391]

https://www.marvel.com/articles/movies/spider-man-no-way-home-the-more-fun-stuff-version
 

“with added and extended scenes for more Spidey.”

 

Ok so it IS an extended cut. I still don’t see this doing too well tbh, Avatar will be the bigger rerelease that month by far.

[cookie]

According to Deadline, it is getting PLF screens. Could push it to $20m if it’s substantial enough.

Edited June 11, 2022 by cookie

[Krissykins]

Cheesy name. 

Lame idea.