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Spider-Man: Homecoming, the first Spider-Man film set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has been streaming on Disney+ for a while, but it joined two other services over the weekend. November 1st saw Homecoming make its way to Amazon’s Prime Video lineup, as well as the free streaming service Tubi.
That puts Spider-Man: Homecoming on three major streaming services at the same time, none of them affiliated with one another. Putting the film on Tubi also makes Homecoming feel even more accessible because it doesn’t require any purchase or subscription to watch. This is also a good way to get fans invested in the current version of the character (if they somehow aren’t already familiar), who has a fourth movie currently in production.
And before any arguments start in the comments: yes, Spider-Man: Homecoming is a better movie than Spider-Man: No Way Home. The 2021 blockbuster might have bigger moments and reveals than its predecessor, but Homecoming is easily the best story of the Holland era, boasting the cleanest direction of the existing trilogy and easily the best Spider-Man villain since Alfred Molina’s Doc Ock. What Michael Keaton does with Vulture in that movie is spectacular.
Where to Stream the Spider-Man Movies
While Spider-Man: Homecoming is available on several different services at once, the other live-action Spidey films aren’t quite as widely accessible. Most of them are easily found on major streaming services, though, with two frustrating exceptions. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, the Oscar-winning first film in Sony’s hit animation trilogy, is only available with some kind of cable subscription and accessed on-demand. Spider-Man: No Way Home is available exclusively on the Starz streaming service.
