Spiderman: No Way Home post-credits sequence is Spiderman: No Way Home, say early reports

The Spiderman: No Way Home post-credits sequence appears to just be the entirety of Spiderman: No Way Home, according to early reports from the first screenings.

The new Spiderman: No Way Home post-credits sequence appears to also be quite unusual in that it takes place 20-30 minutes after the credits finish rolling.

“It’ a bit of a weird one this,” explained Spiderman superfan Jeremy Spiderman.

“I went to the first showing, obviously, and the whole thing was brilliant, especially the bit where Condorman gets sucked off from his dimension into Spiderman’s.

“As a true fan, of course, I stuck around for the post-credits scene. There was one in the middle of the credits that’s interesting, but then I remembered that they sometimes do another one after the credits have actually finished. So, I waited, and the credits finished, and then people started leaving. But I just had a feeling that there was something else coming, and I didn’t want to miss out.

“Then the lights came up and the screen went dark and I thought I must be on to something here. This is exactly the sort of easter egg Marvel does only for its biggest fans.

“I must have waited for about 20 minutes, before it went dark again, and then the post-credits finally sequence started and, it was Spiderman: No Way Home! Just, the whole film again. It was weird. I guess it was a point about different dimensions in the multiverse in how, in ours, Spiderman starts at one time, but in another, it starts a bit later? I don’t know.”

Even more strangely, the Spiderman: No Way Home post credits sequence has its own post-credits sequence.

“Yeah, that’s right,” continued Jeremy.

“It’s the whole film again. Weird.”