Spider-Man: No Way Home The More Fun Stuff India Version Release Date Set For September 2

Spider-Man: No Way Home The More Fun Stuff Version is coming to India. Sony Pictures announced the worldwide release dates for the extended cut of the MCU film via a tweet. The latest Spider-Man movie will be re-released in multiple markets around the world, including India on September 2. additional new footage to the original theatrical version – which was 148 minutes long. Tickets for No Way Home’s extended cut will go on sale August 9 in the United States.

Early screenings of Tom Holland’s latest Spider-Man film begin on August 31, with India getting its slice of the pie on September 2. Way Home’s Twitter way, where the trio Spider-Man, Holland, Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire have confirmed release dates in the US and Canada – September 1st. The additional 15 minutes will also include a new scene featuring Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock aka Daredevil.

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Spider-Man: No Way Home grossed $1.89 billion (roughly Rs. 15,106 crore) at the worldwide box office during the original run – with the extended cut set to take the value to $2 billion (about Rs. 15,989 crore). The film was also nominated for Best Visual Effects at the 2022 Oscars and is now available on video on demand on several platforms in India including Apple TV, BookMyShow Stream and YouTube Movies.

Spider-Man: No Way Home Release Schedule The More Fun Stuff

August 31: Indonesia

September 1: Australia, Bahrain, Canada, Egypt, Ethiopia, Hong Kong, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Mexico, New Zealand, Oman, Qatar, Syria, United Arab Emirates, United States

September 2: India, Taiwan, Turkey, United Kingdom, Vietnam

September 7: Belgium, Brazil, France, Philippines

September 8: Germany, Singapore, Malaysia

September 9: Japan

September 18: Italy

September 23: Spain

October 6: South Korea

Spider-Man: No Way Home The More Fun Stuff Version will be released on September 2 in cinemas across India.

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