Spider-Man: No Way Home runtime seemingly leaks – and it's the longest Spider-Man movie yet - ethertoncalawn

Spider-Man: None Way Home runtime seemingly leaks – and it's the longest Spider-Man film yet

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Oops. The Spider-Man: No Elbow room Domestic runtime might cause just leaked. If true, information technology could be the longest Spidey movie to day of the month, and one of the longest Marvel movies ever.

Brazilian movie theatre chain Ingresso (H/T ComicBook.com) has listed the Spider-Man threequel at 159 minutes (two hours, 39 proceedings).

That's since been removed, going only the taxonomic category '0 minutes' runtime placeholder on the page. A quick spark off back in time with the Wayback Automobile, yet, confirms that 159 minutes was the original listing.

That would far outstrip both of the wallcrawler's MCU movies. Spider-Man: Return is 133 minutes while the Far From Home subsequence is shorter still at 129 transactions.

Sony's Spider-Man movies also don't pile up in footing of runtime. 2002's Spider-Man (121 minutes), Wanderer-Man 2 (127 minutes), Spider-Man 3 (139 transactions), The Amazing Spider-Man (139 minutes), and The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (141 minutes) all pale by comparison.

In fact, No Way Home could the second-longest Wonder movie ever, with solitary – what else? – Avengers Endgame's 181 minutes besting the webhead in the runtime stake.

IT's worth noting that aught has been officially confirmed, nor has any other movie theatre chain verified the information. So don't get your hopes up too much, though we hope the No more Way Home runtime is legit.

After all, it's got to hug in Doctor Strange, a possible Daredevil appearing, and, if Recent epoch leaks are to be believed, everyone from the Green Goblin to Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Wanderer-Men. Phew.

For more along what the MCU is cookery up next, check out our template to Wonder Phase 4.

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