According to Deadline, Sadie Sink (The Whale, Stranger Things) has joined the cast of Spider-Man 4. Besides Tom Holland, no one else has been confirmed to return for the movie. We do know that the director is going to be Shang-Chi’s Destin Daniel Cretton.

No official details have been revealed on who Sink is playing, but it has been confirmed that the role will be ‘significant’. Deadline suggests that she’s going to be X-Men member Jean Grey, but others online speculate that she could be Firestar—a superhero that appeared in Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends, together with Iceman.

Admittedly Firestar does seem like a character that’s easier to write around, but it would make sense that she could be swapped out for Jean Grey and still partnered up with Iceman Bobby Drake. They could easily make them friends Peter makes in college who both went to the same (mutant) high school.

Then again, maybe that’s introducing too many things in one movie. With all the multiverse rumors going around, some speculate that Sink could be playing an MJ variant, but some fans have wanted Felicia Hardy/Black Cat to finally make her live-action debut.

Until Marvel and Sony make some official announcements, all fans can really do is guess. With Stranger Things finally ending, it looks like the MCU is the next big thing for Sink.

Spider-Man 4 is aiming for a release date on July 31, 2026.  

According to insider Daniel Richtman (via ComicBookMovie), Spider-Man 4 starring Tom Holland is being developed as a ‘direct sequel’ to Avengers: Doomsday and will set-up the road to Avengers: Secret Wars.

It has been said that Spider-Man is going to be playing a major part in the upcoming Avengers films with Peter Parker going up against a villain with the face of his mentor, but it’s unclear where things will be by the time Spider-Man 4 comes along.

The recent leaks have fans speculating that the introduction of Doom’s Battleworld—a melding of several timelines with different versions of the Marvel characters—would happen in Avengers: Doomsday, but it’s possible that the concept art could be for Secret Wars, and Doomsday will introduce Doom and end with the creation of Battleworld.

So if that’s the case, where would Spider-Man 4 take place?

It’s unclear where the story should go for Peter Parker’s return to the spotlight, but it has been said that the movie is going to be street-level with Peter kind of losing himself in the Spider-Man persona. Since the project is still in development, it’s too early to tell what the plan is, but hopefully things will be cleared up by next year when Avengers 5 finally comes to cinemas.

Catch Avengers: Doomsday when it releases in theaters on May 1, 2026. Spider-Man 4 is set to release months later on July 31, 2026.

Check this out:

Matt Damon is Odysseus. A film by Christopher Nolan, #TheOdysseyMovie is in theaters July 17, 2026. pic.twitter.com/7a5YbfqVfG

— odysseymovie (@odysseymovie) February 17, 2025

With reports weeks earlier saying that Holland was supposed to be the lead of the movie, some are guessing that he’s going to play the part of Telemachus, Odysseus’ son. In the story, Telemachus journeys to Pylos and Sparta looking for his father, only to come back to Ithaca to realize that Odysseus had returned.

Telemachus is considered to be the secondary protagonist of the Odyssey, and his journeys while on the search for his father have been called the Telemachy traditionally.

With Holland not having a hit besides Spider-Man, a lot of fans thought a team-up with Christopher Nolan of all people could help Holland’s status as a leading man. As for Damon, everyone knows that he’s a solid actor, but he has been criticized for not doing so well on period movies—especially one that is based on a story set hundreds of years ago.

Then again, I’m always up any big swing, and it looks like Nolan is going to be doing just that with this massive adaptation of the action-adventure story that defined modern storytelling in general.

Hopefully we get a first look at a trailer before the year ends.

Catch The Odyssey when it comes to cinemas on July 17, 2026.

According to @REDACTEDSpider, Spider-Man will be mostly masked for the majority of Doomsday, and a big reason is said to be because of Tom Holland’s schedule. Holland will not only be shooting Doomsday, but Spider-Man 4 and Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey as well, which means he’s going to be very busy.

With Spider-Man just having his mask on though, the movie can very much just have someone fill in for Holland, and he’ll just add his voice to the character later when he’s not fighting off a Cyclops in a cave for Nolan.

The way No Way Home ended, Spider-Man’s inner circle has definitely shrunken down, and barely anyone knows him; so it would make sense that he would be keeping his identity secret from a new Avengers team. As Brave New World has confirmed, there is no Avengers lineup yet, and Spider-Man is very much considered a regular after the events of Endgame; but since nobody knows Peter Parker, there’s no one to vouch for him, and he may as well be stuck in rookie status again.

As for Spider-Man 4, no major story details have been revealed yet, but it’s said to be the most expensive MCU Spidey film produced yet, with a budget of around $200 million. It’s certainly sad that it won’t be a street-level Spidey story, but with Sony’s SUMC currently dead, they probably had to throw that money somewhere.

Avengers: Doomsday is expected to hit theaters on May 1, 2026.

According to Deadline, Holland will actually play the lead of The Odyssey. No doubt this means that he’s playing the part of Ulysses/Odysseus, but seeing that this is a Nolan movie, it’s possible that the narrative would be non-linear, and Holland could be the son of Odysseus being told the story. Though Odysseus’ age is never explicitly stated, it’s expected for him to be a bit on the older side, seeing as he had lived through the Iliad by the time of the Odyssey.

Besides Holland, the movie also has a star-studded cast which includes Zendaya, Lupita Nyong’o, and Charlize Theron; the movie also brings back a lot of Nolan veterans including Anne Hathaway, Matt Damon, and Robert Pattinson.

Though Holland may not have had a hit that isn’t Spider-Man, he certainly has the chops if he’s put in the right project. He definitely stood out in Devil All the Time for Netflix, and he was also pretty likeable in that Chaos Walking movie.

With Nolan’s last movie Oppenheimer pretty sparing on the action and spectacle, The Odyssey is expected to be his return to form with a big action epic. Admittedly, Nolan hasn’t gotten too period with his movies at this point in his career, so it’s going to be very interesting to see just how he interprets the classic story with his own style and flair.

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is set to release in theatres on July 17, 2026.

Come Dune though, Zendaya found herself wearing an intricate suit as well (i.e., the Fremen stillsuits), and because she didn’t want to have an accident in her costume, she unwittingly gave herself a heatstroke. Talking to Variety, Zendaya explains:

“We were in Jordan. It was very hot, and I remember thinking, ‘Oh, man, the bathrooms are so far away,’ because we had to hike to the locations… If you have to pee, you need at least 10 minutes to get out of the costumes. I was like, ‘Damn, I don’t want to drink too much water.’ I had such a fear of peeing myself or shitting myself, honestly, in the suit on set. One day, I didn’t drink enough and I had a heatstroke. I felt so barfy. I remember calling my mom on the bathroom floor, saying, ‘I feel terrible.’ She was like, ‘Did you drink water today?’ I said no. I thought I was being smart, but you can’t do that. So, lesson learned.”

Though Zendaya did have a problem with staying hydrated, she does admit that her body was in the best shape possible for Dune because she was working on Luca Guadagnino’s Challengers where she plays a pro tennis player. Zendaya explains, “What was so great is I had been training with the boys on ‘Challengers’ every day and was in the best shape that I had been in a really long time… For ‘Dune,’ the costumes were very heavy and restrictive. The first few weeks, your body’s quite sore. When I was walking through the sand every day, my butt looked great. So that worked out! I was prepared.”

Zendaya is expected to return for the third Dune movie to reprise the role of Chani, but it’s unclear where her character is going to go. Originally in the books, Chani was pretty much going along with Paul’s plan to dominate the Imperium, but by the end of Part Two, Chani and Paul part ways because Chani knows that Paul’s rise was just another way to enslave the Fremen and obtain spice from Arrakis.

Dune: Messiah is expected to come out Dec. 16, 2026.

A rumor has been going around that Anya Taylor-Joy (Dune: Part Two, The Witch) is being considered for a part, and producer Amy Pascal (via ComicBookMovie) was asked to comment on them during a press event. She said about Taylor-Joy possibly coming in:

“She would be fantastic. She’s amazing, [but] we’re not quite at that stage yet. There’s a lot of fantastic female characters but I can’t talk about all this.”

No official story has been dropped for Spider-Man 4, but rumors are heavily hinting that Black Cat will finally make her live-action debut as Peter Parker’s new short-term love interest. Before rumors of Taylor-Joy were floating around, it was said that Sydney Sweeney (Madame Web) was being eyed for the part.

As far as fans know Spider-Man 4 is set to release in the summer of 2026 with Shang-Chi director Destin Daniel Cretton at the helm. Marvel is said to want another street-level story for Peter akin to Homecoming, but it’s said that Sony wants to keep digging at the multiverse concept. With the SUMC ending with Kraven though, it’s possible that Sony’s plans could be changing moving forward.

With Taylor-Joy and Holland being the same age, I can imagine her being a pretty great Black Cat/Felicia Hardy—especially since she can play a bit older compared to Holland’s ‘aw shucks’ nerd Peter Parker. It would definitely be a fun dynamic to put MCU Peter in, but we’ll have to wait and see what happens.

Spider-Man 4 is expected to come out July 26, 2026.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Holland has been cast to star alongside Matt Damon in Christopher Nolan’s next movie. No details have been revealed about the movie, but it’s said to be a period piece, and a rumor is going around that it could have something to do with vampires.

This should be considered a huge win for Holland, since fans have started to notice that he’s been in kind of a slump whenever he’s not working on a Spider-Man movie. Don’t get them wrong, they still think Holland is talented, but after duds like Cherry and Uncharted, people are starting to doubt whether Holland’s agent has the juice to get him into better projects.

I do have to admit though, Holland was great in Netflix’s Devil All the Time movie that came out a couple of years ago:

For now, Nolan’s rep is at an all-time high, thanks to the phenomenon that was Barbenheimer last year. With Nolan’s last movie being a serious period drama, some think that he’s ready to once again put on his action hat and deliver a Tenet-level flick with Holland and Damon as the leads.

At some point, I’d actually love to see another stab at the concept of Inception.

Nolan’s next movie starring Holland and Damon is set to release in theatres in July 17, 2026.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Cretton has been hired as the director for the fourth Spider-Man movie starring Tom Holland. No details have been released about the story yet, but The Cosmic Circus says that the story will be more of a blend of a street-level and multiversal story.

It’s also worth noting that Cretton is also still attached to the sequel to Shang-Chi, but with Marvel still having no idea to release that, it does seem like Spider-Man is going to be the next thing on his plate.

By the end of No Way Home, Peter Parker has essentially lost everything and is starting at rock bottom. He’s lost his family with the death of May Parker, and since everyone’s forgotten who he is, he’s also lost his connection to Tony Stark and the rest of the Avengers.

A lot of fans saw this as a great opportunity to bring the character back to his comic roots i.e., Peter juggling his alter egos and struggling to make ends meet; but it has been rumoured that Sony really wants to keep tugging on the multiverse string—possibly bringing back either Tobey Maguire or Andrew Garfield.

As someone who was a real fan of the story treatment for Homecoming, I was really hoping for a few movies of Peter just tackling the day-to-day of being Spider-Man, but seeing that this is one of Sony’s biggest properties, they would definitely want each entry to be as bombastic as they could make it.

We don’t know when the film is going to give us our first details, but so far, fans have been positive about Cretton landing the role of director. Shang-Chi has proven he can pull off some great action, and maybe some choreographed practical fights are what would make Spider-Man 4 stand out from its predecessors.

No release date has been set for Spider-Man 4.

While fans are still waiting for Marvel or Sony to say anything about Spider-Man, insider Daniel RPK (via @MCUFilmNews) has allegedly revealed some story details and a planned release date.

'SPIDER-MAN 4' is reportedly set to hit theaters in July 2026.

The film is expected to be a multiverse story.

(Source: @DanielRPK) pic.twitter.com/m2AeiIaTb4

— MCU Film News (@MCUFilmNews) August 26, 2024

The news of the movie being a multiverse film is kind of surprising, since it was rumoured that the next Spider-Man film with Holland was going to be heavily grounded, but it’s also been said that Sony has been pushing for more crossovers and alternate Spider-Men, since they expect it to make more money in the box office, plus it helps establish the non-MCU Spider-Man canon that they’ve been building—like with Kraven the Hunter.

With MCU Peter Parker being dragged to ground zero with No Way Home, a lot of fans thought that the time was right for a smaller-scale Spider-Man film, but knowing how Sony has been treating the IP, it’s not surprising that they would want to continuously keep upping the stakes since Spider-Man is one of their highest-earning franchises.

If you ask me, they should let the animated Spider-Verse movie finish its story first and wait a few more years before having Peter tackle the multiverse again. After all, he’s set to be part of Avengers: Secret Wars which is all about multiverses, so he doesn’t really need a solo film where another Spider-Man fumbles into the MCU.

I wouldn’t say no to an MCU Gwen Stacy or Felicia Hardy introduction though. Let’s see Peter branch out of his dating life after years of just MJ.

No official release date has been announced for Spider-Man 4.

Holland: “You haven’t seen Spider-Man: Homecoming?”

Mackie: No.

*Crowd Boos*

Holland: “… I haven’t seen the Falcon movie—Oh, there isn’t one, sorry.”

*Crowd Cheers*

Now Mackie is set to be the lead of Captain America: Brave New World, and everyone still remembers the exchange with Holland back in 2021. Talking to Entertainment Weekly, Mackie says about Holland,  “No. He did that on a very public stage, so I’m going to hold that till the premiere…  I’m going to make sure that Marvel makes him come to the premiere, and then I’m going to sit him next to me, and I’m going to watch him watch the movie.”

Judging by how protective Sony is to the Spider-Man character, there’s probably a very slim chance that Holland will be appearing in the movie; but with Holland himself slowing down from movies a bit, maybe he’ll have the free time to go to Mackie’s premiere next year.

With Mackie being the first hero in the MCU to have a mantle passed to him, there’s a lot of pressure for Brave New World to deliver when it hits the box office. If anything, Mackie did prove he was pretty charismatic in Falcon and the Winter Soldier; he’ll just have to channel the same charisma for the big screen.

Captain America: Brave New World is set to release in theaters on Feb. 14, 2025.

With everyone wondering who’s going to tackle Peter Parker’s story next, Watts does have some advice for the next director. Talking to Collider, Watts says that it was a fruitless endeavor to try and have Spider-Man do practical swinging:

“I have a very practical bit of Spider-Man advice, and I think every Spider-Man director goes through it. It doesn’t look good when someone is just swinging on a rope. You think you’re gonna go in there, you’re like, ‘we’re gonna do it all practical. We’re gonna get a stuntman. We’re gonna be swinging around.’ It’s boring. It looks dumb. It looks like a monkey swinging on a vine when you put someone on just a rope. Don’t waste your time. That’s my advice to the next Spider-Man director.”

Interestingly enough, The Amazing Spider-Man movie from Marc Webb did try to set itself apart from the Raimi films by having the first practical swinging scene in a Spidey film; and while I do think that the scene looks pretty great, it barely captures just how dynamic Spider-Man’s movements can get when compared to the comics or any other medium.

I just hope that the next director gives us more of the practical suit onscreen. Ever since Spider-Man debuted in the MCU, he’s always looked like he was completely CG compared to the other characters. Hopefully the new director will be able to let Holland look like he’s actually wearing a suit rather than just have his head on a CG body.

No release date has been set for the next Spider-Man movie starring Tom Holland, but fans are hoping for a 2026 release.

While we expect a bunch of different directors to make the short list, one helmer who has worked on multiple huge franchises was said to have entered the discussion.

According The InSneider (via @DiscussingFilm), Justin Lin (Fast X, Star Trek Beyond) is currently in the mix to direct the next Spider-Man movie. No details have been revealed about the story, but it’s said that production is being eyed to begin in September or October.

While nothing official has been revealed about the plot, rumors are going around that Marvel Studios would like to keep things at a ‘street-level’ story for Peter Parker, but Sony is trying to get them to do another Multiverse story where they can bring in some more Spider-Man variants.

We don’t know what the studios are ending up with, but at this point, Spider-Man seems to be over-inflated with multiverse stories (even in animation) and this Peter Parker could use some time to focus on his own life and universe in the meantime.

For now, Sony is still perplexing fans with their approach to their biggest superhero IP, with projects like Madame Web, Kraven the Hunter, and Venom: The Last Dance. Sure the Spider-Verse films have been getting great reviews, but after Beyond, what direction does the studio plan to go?

No release date has been set for Spider-Man 4, but a 2026 release could be realistic.

The third movie is expected to come out later this year, and we now have an official title for Venom 3. Sony (via ComicBookMovie) has officially announced that the title of the upcoming film will be Venom: The Last Dance and the film’s release date has been pushed earlier from November to October 25, 2024.

So far, we don’t know what kind of story The Last Dance will be about, but it does feel like the movie is going all-in on the relationship between Eddie and the symbiote. After all, the films do feel like they’re pseudo-love stories between the two beings that make up ‘Venom’. With each entry introducing more and more symbiotes, it’s likely we could see a whole army of them by the time the third film rolls in.

At this point, it’s not likely this Venom is going to be clashing with Tom Holland’s Peter Parker anytime soon. We thought they were building up to it when they brought Eddie over to the MCU, but he was just zapped back into his own reality by the end of No Way Home. At least we see some of the symbiote is left over in the timeline, so there is still a chance we can get a story closer to the original comic origin where it latches on to Peter first before finding Eddie Brock.

Watch out for Venom: The Last Dance when it comes to cinemas on Oct. 25.

We haven’t gotten any updates from Mando since Homecoming, but a rumor is going around that he’s going to be making his MCU comeback. This comes from @MyTimeToShineHello:

Guess who's coming back that's right Scorpion finally! pic.twitter.com/1Atr1sBiCH

— MyTimeToShineHello (@MyTimeToShineH) September 11, 2023

So far, nothing official has been confirmed by Marvel or Sony, but a return from Mando would make sense; what with his character already set-up. In Homecoming, he was there to make a deal with the Vulture for some stolen weapons tech, and after Spider-Man thwarts the deal, Scorpion ends up in prison with some serious injuries, and he even has a brace that would set-up some kind of high-tech prosthetic:

We don’t know exactly what they have planned for him, but the animated Spider-Verse kind of builds on the idea of the Mando Scorpion by introducing a Scorpion that spoke Spanish, and with a lot of his body parts being high-tech prosthtics—one arm being a claw.

If the new Spider-Man films have taught us anything, not every villain has to be the ‘big bad’, and classic villains from the comics can simply just be side characters or small-time crooks. It would be great to have Mando just have a short role in a future film, but seeing how his character was built up in Homecoming, it would be great if he could have a role he can really sink his teeth into.

No release date has been set for the next MCU Spider-Man movie.

Talking to Collider, actor Jacob Batalon talks about how all three actors have found themselves busy outside of the Spidey films, and how it’s possible they may not be called back for the next one. When asked about the next movie, Batalon replied, “We’re open to the idea, but we’re not hoping for it.”

He continues:

“Honestly, I don’t really put too much thought into that. I feel like we’re all really moving in ways where we’re not really hoping for it to happen. Not that it’s bad, I just feel like we’re not really anticipating another movie. I just feel like we’re all doing our own thing. But again, whatever happens, happens.”

Outside of Spider-Man, Batalon is set to star in his own series Reginald the Vampire. Zendaya, on the other hand, has the Dune sequel and the next season of Euphoria under her belt. If anything, Tom Holland is the only one that is expected to make a return in the next movie, and he seems to have nothing in line for 2022 besides the series The Crowded Room.

Though Ned and MJ are fun, some fans are wondering if this is a chance for Peter to make new friends this time around. There’s still the question of this universe’s Gwen Stacy, and there is also room for Harry Osborn to be introduced. Personally, I’m up for Peter attempting a new start without his friends, even for just one film.

The next Spider-Man movie hasn’t been announced.

As per @CultureCrave, Peter Parker’s clone Ben Reilly a.k.a. the Scarlet Spider is said to be making an appearance in Across the Spider-Verse. We don’t have any details as to how substantial his role will be, but I suspect that he could have a role the same size as that of Spider-Ham, Peni Parker, and Spider-Man Noir in the first movie.

https://twitter.com/CultureCrave/status/1560026019381121025

Reilly was created back in the 70s, but rose to popularity in the 90s during the Clone Saga, adapting the mantle of Scarlet Spider. His signature look consists of the red spandex suit with the sleeveless blue hoodie.

With the way the MCU is, it’s possible we won’t get something as crazy as a clone story with Tom Holland’s Spider-Man, but a lot of fans have pointed out that his homemade suit from the end of Spider-Man: Homecoming does harken to the look of the Scarlet Spider, what with the hoodie and painted-on logo.

Going back to Across the Spider-Verse, the movie is expected to really dig deep in the Spider-Man IP. Besides Ben Reilly, toys have confirmed the appearance of Cyborg-Spider-Woman, and there have also been hints that we’ll be getting the Japanese Spider-Man Takuya Yamashiro—complete with giant robot mech.

We don’t know when Sony will give us a new look at Across the Spider-Verse, but hopefully we get something before the end of the year.

The first part of Across the Spider-Verse is now set to release on June 2, 2023.

As per The Ankler (via Comic Book), Marvel head Kevin Feige actually offers frequent notes to upcoming Sony projects, and he has also warned them about getting ahead of themselves when it comes to building their own superhero franchise. They write:

“Marvel’s Kevin Feige does weigh in and offer notes on Sony’s Marvel movies that don’t feature Spider-Man… One insider credits Feige for guiding Sony’s approach and warning the studio not to get too ahead of itself in terms of building some larger universe in the vein of the Avengers movies.”

After the release of Morbius and the incoming movies Kraven the Hunter and Madame Web, I think it’s too late for Sony to pump the breaks now. I guess we’ll just have to wait and see what happens; will the films flop like Morbius or are the characters strong enough to keep an audience like Venom?

If you ask me, Sony needs to have its own ‘Kevin Feige’ for their franchise, and they should have leaned-in on the Spider-Verse concept and just had different movies focused on alternate versions of Spider-Man with a team-up every few years. Phil Lord and Chris Miller have been doing great work, and they pretty much have an origin film with Into the Spider-Verse already. I mean, who is seriously excited to line up for Kraven the Hunter?

The next Sony Spider-Verse movie, Kraven the Hunter comes out Jan. 13, 2023.

The movie immediately starts guns-blazing with the stunts, and we get to watch Nate trying to climb back into a plane mid-air before being caught before he falls. This then transitions into a moment between a younger Nathan Drake and his brother, and it’s a scene that’s taken right out of Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End. The entire clip kind of ends remarkably, with the reveal that the adult Drake works as a bartender.

While the action set pieces are no doubt amazing, I think it was kind of misguided to have Tom Holland star as Drake. If anything, he’s just a powered-down version of Peter Parker; I mean, they didn’t even think of changing his hair to match the video game character at least.

For now, it’s unclear whether we’re going to get an Uncharted sequel. I mean, reviews were divisive, and the movie kind of came out during the resurgence of the Omicron variant. Hopefully we get some kind of announcement soon, but personally, I’m just fine watching Holland be Spider-Man. They can wait a few years to give us a more adult Drake, if you ask me.

Treasure hunter Victor “Sully” Sullivan recruits street-smart Nathan Drake to help him recover a 500-year-old lost fortune amassed by explorer Ferdinand Magellan. What starts out as a heist soon becomes a globe-trotting, white-knuckle race to reach the prize before the ruthless Santiago Moncada can get his hands on it. If Sully and Nate can decipher the clues and solve one of the world’s oldest mysteries, they stand to find $5 billion in treasure — but only if they can learn to work together.

Uncharted hits digital on April 26 and Blu-Ray/4K UHD on May 10.

Check out this concept art which reveals Osborn would have made an upgraded glider from some Mysterio drones, and he would have mounted the Goblin helmet on the craft—an homage to the classic Goblin Glider from the comics:

This unused version of Green Goblin’s upgraded glider is really neat. He upgraded it using Stark tech (mostly from the Mysterio drones, I presume). I really like the mask on the front— it’s a nice nod to his glider from the comics. I’m not mad about what we got, though. pic.twitter.com/Cub0CLFMsj

— The Green Kasey0 (@RawbertBeef) March 10, 2022

We don’t know why the concept was dropped, but probably because there was no place in the story to squeeze in Norman making a new glider. We should also remember that he destroyed the Goblin helmet earlier in the movie.

For now, the future of Spider-Man’s villains in the MCU is up in the air, seeing that it has been established in No Way Home that there was no Oscorp. Though I would have loved a new take on Osborn, it was great how they managed to have Dafoe’s Goblin terrorize Tom Holland’s Peter Parker as well. Maybe they can have Oscorp be some kind of biotechnology start-up? There’s probably several ways to approach the idea. I just want Holland’s Spider-Man to have his own filled up roster as well.

You think we’ll immediately get the Venom clash in the next film? We’ll just have to wait and see.

Catch Spider-Man: No Way Home when it hits digital March 15 and Blu-Ray/4K UHD on April 12.