This is a weird new habit. It’s like they’ve taken the Video Game of the Year edition concept. Do those even exist anymore?

So first things first, bullshit.

Second, when Endgame first released it was back in theaters a few months later with some extra scenes including an unfinished Hulk scene. Spider-Man No Way Home also had a theatrical release called "The More Fun Stuff" version that came out a few months later.

So this isn't exactly new, but still stupid. I know going way back the second Sam Raimi Spider-Man had a special DVD release know as "Spider-Man 2.1", but theater versus DVD is a huge difference.

"Spider Man: Brand New Extra Day: Special Edition Directors Cut: More Money Please Money Me More Now"

Is this the next step? Instead of rebooting a franchise once a decade, they just rerelease the ones people like with 3 more min of footage?

Or are we not doing directors cuts anymore?

On the other hand, what reason is there for time-limited theatrical releases at all these days? Once a movie is on on-demand streaming, why not let cinemas play whatever they want whenever they want?

I think they should transition into Black Cat as a love interest for a movie. Let peter get caught up in some Grey area fun

Why the fuck is this one streaming yet?

LMAO… as long as people are willing to pay top dollar to watch the same shit over and over, there’s little to no need for Hollywood to continue putting any effort into new IP.

It's fascinating to me that we, as a society (species?) are so creatively bankrupt that we have moved beyond reboots as new material and descended straight into releasing the same garbage on loop...

Dumbfucks who can't just say "no" to the big corporations who run their childhoods into the ground are to blame for this imo.