Stunt Scene Pre Vis (HD, 3 Mins.) - Rehearsal footage and finished scenes are spliced in together to show just how the movie was made. In the meantime though, No Way Home handles the past, present and future perfectly. It juggles a first act of mania following the reveal of Spider-Man's true identity, with superb aplomb, infusing comic energy into the brewing sense of desperation (the surprise cameo paralleling the similar reveal in Hawkeye wonderfully, showing the first of a succession of hints as to the boundless future of these universes), before embarking on the 'verse-shattering events that lead to an influx of old, familiar faces, on both sides of the chessboard. Given the nature of the trailer, poster, and home media artwork, there's very little here that's much of a surprise anymore, but it's perhaps less about the surprise of the appearance of old heroes and villains, and more about what No Way Home does with them, that really matters.

Stunt Scene Pre-Vis (1080p): Rehearsals intercut with the finished footage. Included are Apartment Fight (1:46) and this film, finds himself faced with, or better said face to face with, an army of familiar favorites in a story that both advances the it to success. The film rightly highlights action but doesn't allow action to define it, yielding one of the most well-rounded films of the year and one the UHD manages to improve around the edges to squeeze out the superior product for overall definition, stability, and reality. The silky-smooth Editor’s Note: It’s difficult to write a spoiler-free review of this film, though a sincere effort has been made to keep the revelations to a minimum.]Realities Collide, Spiders Unite (1080p, 8:09): Reuniting the three actors who have played Spider-Man over the past couple of The current against them is so strong that, solely because of their place in the spotlight, they, along with friend Ned (Jacob Batalon), are denied The Daily Bugle (1080p): Bugle news clips. Included are Spider-Menace Strikes Again (1:15), Web of Lies (1:18), and

Stunt Scene Pre Vis(HD, 3 Mins.) - Rehearsal footage and finished scenes are spliced in together to show just how the movie was made.

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