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A trial membership to Starz will let you see No Way Home Sony Pictures/YouTube Here's the bad news: the streaming situation for "Spider-Man: No Way Home" is not as convenient as say, Marvel's "Black Widow" release on Disney+ earlier this year. It appears that the film will be a theatrical exclusive. Per The Wrap, as of August 2021, Sony Pictures has promised movie theater owners it will avoid using a day-and-date system, so "No Way Home" will not be available for digital rental in December. But if you're patient and willing to wait a few months, then there's definitely a way to view the film for free online. Via What's On Disney+, Starz will be the exclusive cable home of "Spider-Man: No Way Home" when it's released for home media consumption sometime in 2022. The network offers a free weeklong trial for their service, and you can cancel it at any time. You can also add a free Starz trial to your Hulu package. Both options offer free online viewing and streaming options during this trial period of both their OnDemand programming and live network. Like the previous "Spider-Man" films, it likely won't be available on Disney+ any time soon, if ever. You might have to wait until spring at the earliest to find out how Peter's adventures turn out, but at least you won't have to put any money down to do so. NEXT UP Every Stan Lee Movie Cameo Ranked Worst To Best BY CHRIS SIMS/SEPT. 14, 2017 1:41 PM EST/UPDATED: APRIL 24, 2019 11:47 AM EST The Marvel Cinematic Universe has included stories as different as the high fantasy of Thor, the mind-bending mysticism of Doctor Strange, and the sci-fi superhero action of the Avengers movies, but there's one thing that ties them together more than anything else: the cameo appearances by Marvel icon Stan Lee. To date, he's shown up in some form or another in every installment of the MCU — not to mention a few other films, both within and without the Marvel Universe. And for good reason: as the writer and editor responsible for co-creating the Marvel Universe and a good chunk of its characters, those movies quite literally wouldn't exist without him. Sadly, Lee passed away on November 12, 2018 at the age of 95, but he lived long enough to see his creations become worldwide icons both on the comics page and on the big screen, and the fact that he got to be such a notable part of their most famous exploits is something that every fan can enjoy when we look back on a life of creativity as the smiling face of superheroes. With that in mind, we're sitting down with every single Stan Lee cameo from every superhero movie he's been a part of, and ranking all of our favorites. Excelsior! Daredevil/Jessica Jones/Iron Fist/Luke Cage/The Defenders If you ever needed proof that there was a pretty heavy line drawn between the MCU projects that make it to the big screen and the ones that show up on Netflix, consider how Stan Lee showed up in Daredevil, Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, and Iron Fist. He's definitely in there, but it's the definition of a technicality. Rather than appearing in person, Lee appears as a police officer, but only in photographs as a blink-and-you'll-miss-it Easter Egg. In Daredevil and Jessica Jones, he's in the background of the scenes set in the police station, while Luke Cage and Iron Fist feature him on a PSA poster visible on the streets of New York. The one interesting piece about this is that in Iron Fist, his character is actually identified as Irving Forbush, a fictional member of the Marvel Comics bullpen that Lee created so that he could clown on the office without actually targeting any of his coworkers. There's a couple levels where this actually makes sense. For one thing, unlike Thor, the Hulk, or Spider-Man, none of those characters were actually created or even prominently written by Lee, putting a little distance between them. For another, well, if the most prominent cop in the Marvel Universe's NYC is a 94 year-old man, there's probably a reason they need a blind lawyer on the streets handling all the criminals. Man-Thing By the mid-2000s, Stan's cameos were becoming something that Marvel movie fans looked forward to in every film, but you can't really blame him for skipping out on this one. It was, after all, a Sci-Fi Channel original film that was shot on the cheap in Australia. It'd be hard to get someone to drive 30 minutes to make a cameo in Man-Thing, let alone take an 18-hour flight. Thus, Stan's "cameo" is a blink-and-you'll-miss-it appearance as a photo on a bulletin board full of missing people. In that respect, it's closer to the photos in the Defenders shows than anything else, but with two crucial differences. First, while we're actually living in a time when it's not that surprising to see a company producing dozens of hours of television involving Hellcat and Nuke, it's still pretty hilarious to think about the attempt to make a horror movie about Man-Thing, the swamp monster who hangs out with Howard the Duck. Second, given Stan's other appearances, being eaten by said swamp monster makes a lot more sense for his character than winding up as a decorated police officer. X-Men: The Last Stand While you might think Stan's cameos are pretty much mandatory for anything that hits theaters with a Marvel logo attached to it, that's not exactly the case. He can be spotted in each of the MCU offerings, but he never appeared in the Blade trilogy, and only showed up in about half of the movies in the X-Men franchise. Bad luck, then, that he missed out on mutant-themed movies like Logan, X-Men: First Class, and X-Men 2 — arguably the high point of superhero movies at the time it was released — instead of skipping out on this one. The cameo itself, in which he marvels (get it?) at a garden hose defying gravity, is pretty basic, and it's nice that Stan can be spotted alongside Chris Claremont, whose legendary 17-year run on Uncanny X-Men, New Mutants, and more provided the cornerstone for some of Marvel's most groundbreaking stories. Unfortunately, they're both surrounded by a movie that could charitably be called "disappointing," and accurately called a whole lot worse. Turns out that garden hose was actually more interesting than anything else going on in that movie. X-Men The very first Stan Lee cameo of the modern era of Marvel movies is less interesting for what it is than the way it represents how far they've come. These days, with the MCU standing tall as the most bankable franchise in movie history, Stan's cameos have become a mini-event within the movies themselves, complete with clapping in the theater every time he pops up. In 2000, though? The co-creator of the X-Men was a dialogue-free hot dog vendor with no dialogue in the background of a crowd scene, and if you didn't know what you were looking for, or even to look, he was pretty easy to miss. It was a nice bit of trivia for the diehards, but not much more. Read More: https://www.looper.com/85967/every-stan-lee-mcu-cameo-ranked-worst-best/?utm_campaign=clip

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