Spider-Man: No Way Home continues to break records as it gears up for its home video release.
The latest film entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is currently the highest-selling preorder title of all time on the Fandango-owned Vudu streaming service. "No Way Home is one of the biggest superhero movies ever made, and a historic event for film fans, which makes it the perfect movie to add to your home collection," said Erik Davis, the managing editor of Fandango, in a statement to Media Play News. "Fans will want to relive every thrill, laugh and emotional moment, and to share them with their friends and family. It's no surprise that it's Vudu's hottest pre-order title of all time."
The bonus features included with No Way Home's home release were announced in a sizzle reel from Sony Pictures. The extra footage includes a closer look at some of the movie's stunts, interviews with the cast and crew, over 20 minutes of previously unseen clips and a series of outtakes and bloopers. The film will be available on Vudu and other digital platforms in SD, HDX and 4K Ultra HD on March 22.
No Way Home has already been a massive success at the box office, having recently passed James Cameron's Avatar to become the third-highest grossing movie at the domestic box office. As it currently stands, only Avengers: Endgame and Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens earned more.
Recent rumors suggest that in addition to the home video release, No Way Home may be getting an extended cut. A longer version of the movie is reportedly scheduled for release in Indonesia on March 11, and this cut of Jon Watts' blockbuster may receive a theatrical release in other countries as well. A tweet by a known No Way Home leaker supported this news, but that tweet has now been deleted.
Seeing No Way Home in theaters was a fun experience for both audiences and the film's stars -- Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire once snuck into a screening together to see fan reactions to their returns. However, for Matt Murdock/Daredevil actor Charlie Cox, it didn't quite go as planned. Cox recently said he received text messages from family and friends reporting loud reactions to his cameo in the movie, but when he went to a screening himself, the reaction wasn't quite as enthusiastic. "I snuck into a movie theater near where I live and literally stood in the corridor," recalled Cox, "and, sadly, my experience was it was dead fucking quiet!"
No Way Home is available at home from March 22 and on Blu-ray from April 12.
Source: Media Play News