Press Release SPHE Press Release: Spider-Man: No Way Home (4k UHD) (Blu-ray) (1 Viewer)

[TonyD]

My steelbook copy came early (super early, actually--last Tuesday!). If anyone wants photos let me know.

Does it have 80 or 90 minutes of extras?

 

[Robert Crawford]

My steelbook copy came early (super early, actually--last Tuesday!). If anyone wants photos let me know.

I didn't get the steelbook, but my 4K disc arrived on Monday from BB.

 

[TonyD]

Robert, or anyone that gets this does it have 80 or 90 minutes of extras.
There are people reporting both.

 

[Robert Crawford]

Robert, or anyone that gets this does it have 80 or 90 minutes of extras.
There are people reporting both.

On the 4K disc itself, there are no extras except a couple of previews. On the Blu-ray disc, it looks like 80+ minutes of extras along with the movie.

 

[Jake Lipson]

It looks like there is going to be a foreign release of the film in 3D after all. Link for those interested:

Spider-man: No Way Home [3D Blu-ray / Blu-ray]

PLEASE NOTE: This item is Region B locked, and will only play in multi-region enable machines. For the first time in the cinematic history of Spider-Man, our friendly neighbourhood hero is unmasked and no longer able to separate his normal life from the high-stakes of being a Super Hero. When he...

randomspacemedia.com

 

[Jake Lipson]

Amazon is now taking pre-orders for a "limited edition reprint" of the steelbook. The artwork is the same as the Best Buy exclusive from back in April, but apparently it isn't exclusive to Best Buy anymore. I'm not going to post a pre-order link so that a moderator can do that instead and make it generate referrals for HTF. The listed retail price at Amazon is $55.99, with a listed release date of September 27.


Sony obviously didn't print enough copies to meet demand back in April. On the one hand, it is nice that they are making this available again for those who want another shot. On the other hand, doing it months later for an inflated price might be too little too late. People who wanted the steelbook badly enough to pay extra have probably gone through the secondary market already. For me personally, if I try to get a steelbook and find it sold out, I just opt for the standard release instead.

Of course, it is also worth remembering that The More Fun Stuff Version extended cut of No Way Home will be re-released in theaters for Labor Day. Although Sony hasn't confirmed anything, I suspect that version of the movie may well come out on disc in time for the holiday shopping rush. So I don't really see a point to buying this in the end of September with the extended cut on the horizon, but maybe that's just me.

 

[dpippel]

Ouch! That MSRP is crazy! Hopefully it'll drop to a more realistic level by release day. I will say that this is probably the highest quality steelbook I have on my shelf though. The artwork is great and the printing is very, very well done. If the reprint is the same and you love steelbooks it's worth having, albeit not at that ridiculous pricepoint.

 

[Jake Lipson]

The steelbook reprint has gone down to $42.99 at Amazon as of this writing.

 

[David Norman]

And low to mid 30's elsewhere which fits the street price of the initial release.

32.97 at Bullmoose (no sales tax outside Maine) -- Add a $2.03 GC for Free Shipping instead of $4 shipping
35.97 at Walmart

it would be really unusual for Bullmoose to be the lowest street price so I'd expect it to drop to at least 30 if not lower es[ given it's 7 weeks to release

 

[Kent K H]

I still can't bring myself to spend over $30 for something I literally already bought so that I can get different packaging that is only a little bit more attractive. There's a difference between an extra $5-10 at the time of purchase and paying 3-6 times that after the fact for me.

But I don't specifically collect Steelbooks. If you do, mazeltov.

 

[Jake Lipson]

For those still interested in the steelbook reissue, Amazon has dropped their price to $35.95 as of this writing. This isn't much off the $34.99 price Best Buy initially offered for the first release.

 

[TonyD]

 

[Colin Jacobson]

I still can't bring myself to spend over $30 for something I literally already bought so that I can get different packaging that is only a little bit more attractive. There's a difference between an extra $5-10 at the time of purchase and paying 3-6 times that after the fact for me.

But I don't specifically collect Steelbooks. If you do, mazeltov.

I admit I don't get the steelbook craze. But hey, if it makes people happy, rock on!

 

[Jake Lipson]

Here's a new ad for the re-release with some brief glimpses of some new footage: