However, the imposing dwelling does take on a bit of a new look this time around, given that its interiors are swathed in snow, for starters. OG Marvel fans may know that this is not the first time Doctor Strange's Manhattan residence has appeared on screen, as it has also appeared in films like Avengers: Infinity War (2018) and Doctor Strange (2016)-not to mention its first comic book appearance was in 1963.
Here is everything added to Spider-Man: No Way Home - The More Stuff Version and how the extended cut differs.Spider-Man: No Way Home is finally here-and while many of us are eager to see which fan theories are correct (Are Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire in the film? Does MJ survive the fall we see in the film's trailer?), we at House Beautiful are equally as taken by the set design of none other than Doctor Strange's New York City mansion, AKA the Sanctum Sanctorum. There is even a new introduction and post-credits scene. These moments range from smaller jokes to conversations between Tom Holland, Tobey Maguire, and Andrew Garfield. Spider-Man: No Way Home's extended cut has a variety of differences from the original cut and additions by adding deleted sequences back into the movie.
Related: No Way Home Shows How MCU Spider-Man Has Changed (& It's Not All Good) The new cut was announced to contain roughly 13 minutes of new footage sprinkled throughout the film, pushing the runtime to 2 hours and 41 minutes.
Sony proved otherwise when it announced Spider-Man: No Way Home - The More Fun Stuff Version as a special re-release coming to theaters after the film's home video debut. Since Spider-Man: No Way Home already had a lengthy runtime to accommodate its massive story, it was assumed that not much was left on the cutting room floor of the 2-hour and 28-minute movie.
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