Spider-Man 3 — aka Spider-Man: No Way Home — is here, and we just learned when it's coming home (to digital and Blu-ray, that is). Yes, the Spider-Man: No Way Home on Disney Plus situation is ...

Lizard exists in “No Way Home” largely to be the butt of the joke. The comics villain was first introduced in 2012’s reboot “The Amazing Spider-Man,” which starred Andrew Garfield as the ...

"No Way Home" now has $760.9 million to date, compared to "Avatar" at $760.5 million. MORE: 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' review: Tom Holland is better than ever in this thrill-a-minute whirlwind.

Spider-Man: No Way Home has a runtime of 150 minutes or two hours and 30 minutes. This makes it the longest Tom Holland-led Spider-Man film, as Homecoming clocked in at 133 minutes and Far From ...

Spider-Man: No Way Home will change the MCU as we know it, propelling Phase Four to exciting and uncharted territory. With great power, comes great responsibility, as we all know.

“No Way Home” marks Tom Holland’s third standalone Spider-Man film release after 2017’s “Spider-Man: Homecoming” and 2019’s “Spider-Man: Far From Home,” and the sequel was a box ...

In "No Way Home," he catches MJ and it's clear his Spider-Man is going through a range of emotions. Happily on the verge of tears, he's almost in shock that he was able to save her.

Starz has No Way Home as an exclusive for the next 18 months before it heads to Disney Plus thanks to a Sony/Disney deal. So, Disney Plus may not get No Way Home until as late as the end of 2023.

Ahead of No Way Home ’s release, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige said that Cox would be the actor playing Daredevil should the character appear in upcoming things; plural.

No Way Home sets up the next phase of MCU Spider-Man stories, delivering the soft reboot that Sony, Marvel, and the audience needed. But the film isn’t perfect.

The first place Spider-Man: No Way Home will most likely go after its digital release—though it’s not guaranteed—is Starz, due to a pre-existing deal with the premium cable network. If ...

The No Way Home ending gives us a Spider-Man who has no connection to any other characters. He’ll continue to be the MCU’s friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, but he’s on his own now.