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Tons of new and extended scenes! What to
expect? There were a few scenes of Betty
Brant reporting various news updates, random
Spidey scenes catching criminals & shenanigans,
extended scenes between the three Spider-Men,
J. Jonah Johansson, Aunt May's death was a little
longer and more dramatic, moreCharlie Cox as
Matt Murdock and a second post-credit scene
(the original was a trailer for Dr. Strange 2).
Overall: I enjoy this version a little more but I still have the same problems & dislikes as the original. I give the Fun Edition a 9.4 (Near Mint). Hit me up on Twitter so we can talk about it. For more, geek-related shenanigans and news follow Geekpin Entertainment on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Stay geeky gang.
Spider-Man: No Way Home Fun Edition- Movie Review
Hey hot geeks, it's been a while since we did an MCU review but I just saw the "Fun Edition" of Spider-Man: No Way Home. As most of you know No Way Home is the 27th MCU film and the 3rd Spidey film from Marvel Studios. The original movie was released on December 17, 2021, with the
second post-credit scene being a trailer for Doctor Strange
in the Multiverse of Madness. This weekend Sony and Marvel
Studios re-released an extended version of this film. You guys
already know what the movie is about so let's just jump into
what you don't know about the Fun Edition. Warning there will
be semi-spoilers so if you don't want to know kick rocks outta
here now.
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