Spider-Man: No Way Home Has Sony Under Fire Over 'False Advertising' For The Blu-Ray

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Spider-Man: No Way Home is out, and the once highly-anticipated movie now feels like a dream come true. The film changed the whole landscape of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as it was the first to officially explore the multiverse.

Spider-Man: No Way Home picks up seconds after the previous film, Spider-Man Far From Home, and also serves as the backdoor pilot for the upcoming Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.No Way Home was the talk on everybody's mind prior to its release, as many were trying to debunk any and every rumor that came near their vicinity. Now that it's out and everyone had time to sit with it, many are reminiscing over how pivotal this film was when it was finally released.

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When the Spider-Man: No Way Home Blu-ray was announced, fans were promised about ten minutes of deleted scenes. These included scenes were titled, «Interrogation Scene Extended,» «Peter Day at Midtown High,» «Undercroft Montage,» «Happy's Very Good Lawyer,» and «The Spideys Hang Out.» It's unfortunate because fans could've potentially seen more of Daredevil and Spider-Man interacting, but they were unfortunately not able to because the Blu-ray edition that was released didn't have these promised features, which caused fan backlash.

Fans have claimed that Sony has committed false advertising with the release of the Blu-ray edition by not having the promised features. It's clear that these scenes do in fact exist, but why they didn't make it onto the Blu-ray disc is a whole other question entirely. According to ComicBookMovie, a Reddit user confirmed that the packaging for the Walmart exclusive edition of the Spider-Man: No Way Home Blu-ray still advertises the deleted