In this video, the creator discusses the Extended Cut of "Spider-Man: No Way Home" and highlights 13 new details. These details include an extended Aunt May interrogation scene, references to characters from the comics, an Easter egg in a renovation plan for the Statue of Liberty, the preservation of physical evidence of Peter Parker's existence, and emotional moments between the three Spider-Man actors. The creator expresses their admiration for the film and the dedication of the writers and actors to the source material.
1. The speaker watched Spider-Man No Way Home Extended and discovered new details.
2. The video is sponsored by Marvel Snap, a free-to-play card battle game.
3. The game is designed by the game designer of Hearthstone and includes elements of Poker.
4. The game requires quick thinking and strategy.
5. The game has six turns each, where each player makes their move during the same turn.
6. The goal of the game is to overthrow your opponent at two out of three randomized locations on the board to win.
7. The game is available on Steam with Early Access, and the full version launched on October 18th for iOS and Android.
8. The account carries over from Mobile to steam, so progress doesn't get lost when switching platforms.
9. Aunt May's interrogation scene is extended and takes a different take with a different camera angle.
10. Aunt May admits to having previous criminal activities.
11. Aunt May's first choice when it came to saving Peter from going to prison was Matt Murdock.
12. There are hidden details in the game, such as the fact that Marvel Snap hired a famous comic book artist to design the in-game Arts.
13. The game looks super fun and the arcs are awesome.
14. The speaker is excited about the game and hopes the viewers are too.
15. The speaker had noticed that Aunt May calls Peter by his first name, but everyone else addressed him with his last name.
16. In the extended edition, Aunt May admits that she was charged with criminal activities before.
17. There are Easter eggs in the film, such as Flash Thompson being the only one in his school who tried hard for his yearbook photo.
18. The director of the film, John Watts, played the most with a particular TV that now says "welcome back Tigers", referring to Peter Parker.
19. In a scene, Betty Brand shows a video of students who came up with their own renovation plan for the Statue of Liberty.
20. The speaker has noticed a long undercraft Montage which was deleted from the original cut.
21. The scene where Peter and Norman Osborne worked together to fix Dr. Otto's chip is now extended.
22. The scene where Andrew Garfield talks about how he wished he could have done all the things differently is now extended.
23. In the newly added post-credit scene, photos of Peter Parker still exist but are somehow blocked by something in front.
24. In one of flash Thompson's "Tick Tock", Ned was trying to teach Betty the handshake that he does with Peter Parker.
25. The speaker concludes by expressing how touching it is to see Toby and Peter talking to each other towards the end of the movie.