Spider-Man: No Way Home digital release date reportedly leaked

We all want to know when Spider-Man: No Way Home is on Disney Plus, but that information is still not available. Thankfully, though, a new leak has given us some idea of ​​the digital release date for Tom Holland’s third solo film (well, kinda) Spider-Man.

But since nothing is simple about Spider-Man: No Way Home, there is a strange complication. Several points of sale (such as Comicbook.com and Slash movie) report that Spider-Man: No Way Home is coming digital (HD and 4K) on February 28, 2022, and they attribute the news to outlets such as Vudu and Amazon.

There is only one problem: the Seen and Amazon the pre-order pages do not list this detail. We have read these pages several times and cannot find this date, which looks like sites that have deleted this data after it accidentally uploaded.

This is not surprising, because the Blu-ray for Spider-Man: No Way Home also does not have a release date. One would assume that both details would fall at the same time. DVD output tracker DVDsreleasedates.com states that the physical medium is “estimated for March 2022 and available in digital HD on Amazon Video and iTunes on March 1, 2022”.

Spider-Man: No Way Home’s digital release can’t come soon enough

Either way, with the Covid-19 pandemic continuing due to the rapid spread of the Omicron variant, it looks like Spider-Man: No Way Home should be on digital services ASAP. The film is already a smash hit, despite concerns people might have about venturing into a movie theater. And fans who are excited to watch the movie, whether it’s for the first time or to see it again, are probably willing to pay.

After Spider-Man: No Way Home arrives in digital on demand, its streaming releases are complicated. Starz may be the first place the movie ends.

You could expect to see it on Netflix long before it hits Disney Plus, because Sony Pictures has struck a deal with Netflix This makes the Big Red Streaming Machine the # 1 spot for the studio’s 2022 (and beyond) films. Of course, No Way Home was released in 2021, which is why it’s more likely for Starz.

Then, The Disney Plus and Sony Agreement brings these movies from Netflix on.