No Way Home Now on HBO Max

The extended version of Spider-Man: No Way Home can now be seen on streaming. It arrived on HBO Max this Friday (23), as announced by the platform itself. The new version is 13 minutes longer than the original. It premiered in Brazilian cinemas in September.

The original version is available for rent and purchase on digital platforms and can also be seen on HBO Max at no additional cost to subscribers.

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In Spider-Man: No Way Home, Peter Parker (Tom Holland) will need to deal with the consequences of his identity as the world's most beloved hero. Not only will Peter stop the villains from his other versions and return them to their original universe, but he will also learn that with great power comes great responsibility.

This is possibly Tom Holland's last Peter Parker film. Among all the confusion of the Multiverse, the focus of the story is the maturation journey of this much-loved young man, presenting fans in many ways. While other trilogies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe col

Spider-Man: No Way Home begins moments after the end of Far From Home. After an evil plan by Mysterio, Spider-Man's identity is revealed. From then on, Peter Parker's (Tom Holland) life turns into chaos. He ends up seeking help from Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch). The magic goes wrong and beings from other universes begin to appear.

No Way Home represents Peter Parker's transformation into a hero. Tom Holland's character saved innocents, fought villains and faced Thanos. However, in this Marvel grandeur, we forget that he is just a young man. He cares about getting into the college of his dreams.

Spider-Man is often immature in his choices. In No Way Home, Parker challenges the adult figure to do what is right. It's an exciting, fun and somewhat devastating journey that will win over any fan of this character. It looks like we'll have this again with Doctor Strange, but that's not quite the case.

Director Jon Watts delivers the best film in the trilogy, playing with the viewer's emotions. The entire cast works very well, with Tom Holland, Zendaya and Marisa Tomei having more dramatic content to work with. The only major flaw in the final act is that most of the action takes place at night, so the lighting is practically non-existent.

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