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old to be a convincing teenager, but he makes up for it with earnest commitment and is gifted a decent inner Spider Tingle arc here (although it's not a patch on Spider-Verse though), and Gyllenhaal goes broad for his suitably enigmatic and mysterious Mysterio, whose multi-dimensional blah origins will either leave you smirking or rolling your eyes, but whose gifts at
least make for some wonderful fantasy moments that blend up the best Inception-esque elements of Doctor Strange and offer the absolute high points in this entire 129 minute journey. Was SpiderAnd the film ends on such an amazing cliffhanger that it makes the next chapter in the Spider-Man franchise even more anticipatory. Spider-Man: Far From Home was shot digitally in the ARRIRAW codec (at 2.8 and 3.4K) using Arri Alexa Mini and RED Ranger 8K VV cameras with Zeiss Master Prime and Angenieux Optimo lenses.
Is SpiderSpider-Man No Way Home 4K UHD and Blu-ray Preorders
The film will cost $29.99/ £24/99 in 4K UHD, and $19.99/ £14.99 on Blu-ray. Releasing April 12, 2022.
Is SpiderSpider-Man No Way Home: the IMAX Enhanced version exclusively on Sony's Bravia Core platform.
Is SpiderSpider-Man: No Way Home is available to buy digitally in HD and 4K Ultra HD on Amazon Prime Video (including in a Bonus X-Ray version), Google Play, iTunes and Vudu for $20 and at special preorder pricing on DVD ($20), Blu-ray ($25) and 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray ($28); the discs also come with a digital copy.
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