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Spider-Man: Homecoming—Where can I watch it?
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Where to watch every 'Spider-Man' movie
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Spider-Man: Homecoming—Where can I watch it?

Spider-Man: No Way Home is out in theaters, and it’s a huge hit. This has spurned interest in previous Spider-Man movies, especially the earlier ones that star Tom Holland. But fans may be disappointed to learn that neither Spider-Man: Homecoming nor Spider-Man: No Way Home are available to stream on Disney+, where the rest of Marvel’s output is. Why not?

Well, it’s because technically the Spider-Man movies are made by Sony, not Marvel Studios, which is owned by Disney. True, Marvel did help — the two companies kind of share joint custody over Tom Holland’s Spider-Man, which is how he can also show up in pure Marvel movies like Avengers: Infinity War — but if Sony doesn’t want its movies on Disney+, they won’t be.

Spider-Man: Homecoming isn’t on Netflix, either. So where can you stream it?

Spider-Man: Homecoming where to watch

Horrifying as it is to contemplate, Tom Holland’s Spider-Man movies really aren’t streaming anywhere at the moment. Instead they air on…ugh…normal TV, specifically on FX.

However, there’s a workaround. FX has a close relationship with Hulu, another streaming service owned by Disney. If you sign up for Hulu Live TV, you can stream the movies on demand.

Eventually the Spider-Man movies may show up on normal streaming services — heaven knows that’s what Disney is hoping for — but until then, we may have to get creative.

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Unlike other Marvel movies, "Spider-Man" films aren't on Disney Plus.
Some "Spider-Man" movies are on services like Starz, while others are only available to rent or buy.
A recent deal between Disney and Sony could bring "Spider-Man" films to Disney Plus, but it's not clear when.

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Unlike films featuring other Avengers, movies starring Spider-Man aren't on Disney Plus. Instead, they're spread across multiple streaming services, and some films are only available to rent or buy individually.

Though Marvel Studios owns the big-screen rights to most of its characters, Sony has held the movie rights to "Spider-Man" since 1999. However, Sony decided to partner with Marvel to bring the character into the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) in 2016.

As part of the deal, Tom Holland's Spider-Man made his debut in "Captain America: Civil War." Sony and Marvel then co-produced "Spider-Man: Homecoming," "Far From Home," and "No Way Home" as joint projects.

Earlier this year, Sony and Disney agreed on a larger deal that will bring Sony's theatrical releases to Disney Plus after an initial streaming run on Netflix. That deal will cover films released between 2022 and 2026, and could allow for older "Spider-Man" films to move to Disney Plus after their Netflix exclusivity ends.

Right now, however, "Spider-Man" movies remain split across streaming services. To make it easy to catch up on each film, we rounded up details on where to watch every "Spider-Man" movie released so far.

Where to watch every 'Spider-Man' movie

Every "Spider-Man" movie is available to stream at home, but only select films are available on subscription services. The remaining titles currently require a one-time rental or purchase fee through a video-on-demand retailer, like Vudu, to watch.

The three classic "Spider-Man" films starring Tobey Maguire are not currently available on any subscription streaming services. To watch them at home, you need to rent or buy each movie from a digital retailer like Vudu and Amazon. You can also currently stream the movie's through the TNT, TBS, or TruTV apps if you have a pay-TV provider with those channels.

The first "Amazing Spider-Man" movie starring Andrew Garfield is also only available to rent or buy. "The Amazing Spider-Man 2," however, can be streamed on the FX Now app if you have FX with your cable subscription.

The first two MCU "Spider-Man" films with Tom Holland are currently split between services. You can watch "Spider-Man: Homecoming" on Starz ($9/month). The sequel, "Spider-Man: Far From Home," is currently available to stream on FX Now, but only if you have the FX cable channel through a pay-TV provider.

The latest entry in the franchise, "Spider-Man: No Way Home," became available to stream on March 15, but it's currently only available to buy for $20. Digital rentals of "Spider-Man: No Way Home" are expected to arrive at a later date.

Starz CEO Jeffrey Hirsch recently said "Spider-Man: No Way Home" should also be available on Starz within the next six months. You can subscribe directly to Starz for $9 a month; a current deal offers three months for $5 or six months for $20.

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Does any streaming service have Spider

Spider-Man: Homecoming, a comedy movie starring Tom Holland, Michael Keaton, and Robert Downey is available to stream now. Watch it on The Roku Channel, Spectrum TV, STARZ, Prime Video, Vudu, Redbox. or Apple TV on your Roku device.