The beloved web-slinger returns in the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) movie, Spider-Man: Far From Home. Following up on the events of Avengers: Endgame, the movie introduces new characters and storylines while continuing to expand the MCU.
Fans of the franchise can expect an action-packed adventure full of twists and turns. But with its release, many are wondering if Spider-Man: Far From Home is going to be on Netflix?
The answer is a bit complicated as there are a few factors that go into it. To start, it’s important to note that Netflix does not have exclusive streaming rights for every MCU movie.
That means that some movies—like Ant-Man & The Wasp or Captain Marvel, for example—are available to stream on other services like Disney+ or Hulu. This could be the same case for Spider-Man: Far From Home.
In addition, Disney—which owns Marvel Studios—recently announced plans to launch its own streaming service, Disney+. The service will include all MCU content, including upcoming movies like Spider-Man: Far From Home. This could mean that Netflix will not have streaming rights for this movie, though nothing has been officially confirmed yet.
It’s also possible that Netflix could work out a deal with Disney to stream certain movies in certain regions. For example, Netflix may have rights to stream Spider-Man: Far From Home in North America but not in Europe or Asia. However, until something is officially announced by either company, this remains speculation.
Spider-Man: Far From Home is slated for a July 5th release in theaters and fans are already counting down the days. While it’s unclear if it will be available on Netflix when it releases, one thing is for sure – the movie promises to be another thrilling addition to the MCU!
Conclusion: At this point in time it’s unclear whether or not Spider-Man: Far From Home, is going to be available on Netflix when it releases on July 5th 2019. It’s possible that Disney and Netflix could work out a deal which would enable streaming rights in certain regions; however nothing has been officially confirmed as of yet.