15 Facts About the 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' We Didn't Get
Today was Spider-Man: No Way Home’s original release date and that changed, but what’s new for this movie? Movies are big, huge moving things with a lot of fragile pieces, and sometimes they break, and always they change, and that includes the biggest and best movies too. Spider-Man: No Way Home, the final film in the Tom Holland trilogy, changed dozens of times before we finally got the somewhat self-indulgent, very fun movie that a lot of people love and everyone else seems vaguely meh about.
The easter egg-filled film took so much time to make, it’s no surprise that the film changed as much as it did. Throughout though, the film always had one common element – make Parker suffer and change everything.
From different villains to entirely different storylines, here are some interesting ways that No Way Home changed during its production -- production time spent mostly on rewriting and reworking the script on a daily basis, so time for lots and lots of changes…
Peter was going to be remembered
Source: Yahoo News
The movie order was changed
Source: Digital Spy
America Chavez was going to be here
Source: The Direct
Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man 4
Source: Den of Geek
Andrew Garfield's The Amazing Spider-Man 3
Source: ComingSoon.net
Mysterio was going to return
Source: Screen Rant
The movie had more Murdock
Source: Murphy’s Multiverse
There was a plan B
Source: LRMonline
The Green Goblin was just another baddie
Source: MovieWeb
The Sinister Six were only to appear at the end
Source: Screen Rant
The original idea was Kraven's First Hunt
Source: LRMonline
There were rumors about the Scorpion
Source: Epicstream
The Rhino could be in the movie
Source: ComicBook.com
Other villains were considered
Source: Full Circle Cinema
The marketing was going to lie about the movie
Source: Den of Geek
