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Spider-Man is about to swing onto your TV screen.
The wait is almost over: After soaring into theaters this past July, Spider-Man: Brand New Day will finally be available to rent and buy starting October 6. You can currently preorder it on Fandango or Prime Video for $29.99 (the cost of a movie ticket and drink).
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For those who want to own the physical movie, you'll have to wait a little longer: The Tom Holland-led superhero flick will hit 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD on December 15. It'll be worth it though, because it'll come with fun extras like bloopers and featurettes.
According to Mediaplaynews.com, The Spider-Man: Brand New Day Limited Collector’s Edition features premium Steelbook packaging featuring a magnetic lenticular cover, premium tier relic card featuring an authentic piece of wardrobe from the film’s production, an exclusive all-new comic book, collectible art cards and reproductions of Peter’s handwritten letter to M.J. and M.J.’s original drawing from the film. That's pretty amazing.
The Marvel movie, which has earned $950.6 million domestically and $2.5 billion worldwide since its theatrical release this summer, takes place four years after No Way Home. Holland's Peter Parker has erased himself from the memories of his loved ones, including M.J. (Zendaya), and has been protecting the city as a full-time Spider-Man. The pressure is enough to kill him...and a strange new pattern of crimes hints at one of the most dangerous villains he's ever faced.
The film, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, has a 90% critical approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, but Time Out's Global Film Editor Phil de Semlyen gave it 3 out of 5 stars, writing: "The fact that Peter is living in a different emotional multiverse from MJ is the movie’s strongest idea and frankly, more should have been made of it." The trio of Holland, Zendaya and Ned (played by Jacob Batalon), provide the best moments throughout the film, he adds.
See it for yourself starting October 6.