Spider-Man 2 Far From Home MISSING Iron Spider scene mystery: Why was THIS scene cut?

Nothing gets past fans these days. Every trailer, image and promo release is analysed in minute detail for meaning and clues to future meanings. So when a whole scene (actually a  major scene and another smaller one) from the trailers suddenly goes missing, fans want to know why. Is it a sneaky form of false advertising, a deletion because the story changed or nefarious plot? before we start sounding like a wannabe Marvel villain, we can reveal that in this case, it is none of the above.

The first scene removed from trailers is a cute moment as Peter goes through passport control during his school trip to Europe.

The second is much more substantial and also looked like it would have been epic on the big screen. It’s the action scene from the trailers where Spider-Man breaks up a crime and then sasses the local law enforcement. Even more tantalising, it’s one of the only moments from the entire film when he wears the full Iron Spider suit.

It is a shame to lose these scenes but the director revealed hugely exciting news about how they will still be used.

It’s something fans have almost certainly never seen done before. 

Both scenes will now form part of a larger mini-movie with its own little storyline, reveals director Jon Watts in a new interview.

The whole concept actually sounds rather brilliant and, naturally, hugely entertaining – and exactly the kind of thing your friendly local superhero would do.

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Watts told Comic Book Movie: “Yeah, both of those are actually part of the same montage which is ‘Peter’s To-Do List.’

“It’s all the things he has to do before he goes on the trip, which are going to Delmar’s to get a dual headphone adaptor and one of those European travel plugs, he has to go to a pawn shop to sell his Star Wars toys to get money for the trip, he has to pick up his passport, and he has to take down this giant crime syndicate.

“That’s just the to-do list for someone like him but that will be its own little short film that we’re going to put on the Blu-ray. There are some good deleted scenes.”

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WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW AT COMICBOOKMOVIE HERE