SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME Blu-ray Will Reportedly Include A Lot Of Bonus Material When It's Released

@Mrcool210 - It's that all the extra's cost money and with the HUGE drop in sales due to streaming no longer add much, if any, additional revenue.

@Blergh - lol this has to be an exaggeration... right?

@Blergh - I do remember long waits for at home rentals circa blockbuster/Hollywood video days but a year? Man I’m glad that’s over

@MyCoolYoung - Well I haven't been to the theaters since the pandemic started (which really killed me because I have a nice AMC 24 theater at a mall 5 minutes away with IMAX, Dolby theaters, a bar, and nice quality food and my wife and I used to go see movies almost every weekend), but once COVID happened we stopped all that mainly due to the fact that we have two little unvaccinated kids (too young). So even though my wife and I are fully vaccinated and boosted, despite how much I want to see Spider-Man (my absolute favorite superhero for as far back as I can remember), I can't take the risk of bringing back Omicron or any of the other variants of COVID to my kids. To watch them suffer the effects (even though they may be RELATIVELY mild) would just kill me, especially my 2 year old who isn't old enough to understand what's happening to her. So while I may be guilty of being selfish as a parent sometimes, this is one instance where I'm going to have to put on my big boy pants and wait for them to RELEASE THE DAMN DISK! :)

@MyCoolYoung - It's okay. I always wear a N95 face mask whenever I go out but those are not fool-proof. And I think that my wife would divorce me if I rented out an entire theater just to watch one movie (where I'm probably the only one in the family would be interested in watching (I have 2 little girls). So it's cool. I'll wait. Small price to pay for your family's safety (or as best as you can do). One movie, Spider-Man or not, isn't worth it. I've been through worse so somehow I'm sure I'll survive. In the meantime I'll just have to sit here and listen to you guys gush over the movie. But thanks for your concern nonetheless less :)

@MyCoolYoung - Yeah I feel you man. I think we're all pretty sick and tired of this, but if we want to get through it ASAP we have to stay the course and not be stupid/selfish.

As far as gushing goes, I've been having to gush alone these days as my wife doesn't gush (you know they say after you get married and have kids the gushing goes right out the window except on special occasions) - wait, what were we talking about? Oh, right...

In all seriousness, here's the definition of irony for you: before the pandemic I had some friends, my best friend in particular (named Rion), whom I would go to see the MCU movies with (and others, but mainly the MCU movies) and with whom I could geek out about this stuff (often times I would stop by Rion's place of work on my lunch break and we would do the whole "Okay, so what if Thanos is planning to..."). Unfortunately that all came to an end when this happened: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_Plano_shooting. My wife and I would often attend those parties, but once we had our first daughter we stopped that because those types of parties aren't exactly for children. So in a sense you can say that our daughter saved our lives because if not for her we would likely have been there (I'll tell her about that when she's older, but then she'll want like a Mercedes or something for her first car ("But Dad, I, like, saved your lives, so you know..."). So then I joined this site as a way to geek out with other like-minded folks over CBM stuff, BUT now I can't see the movies for the sake of keeping my daughters safe so... irony can be pretty ironic sometimes. ;)