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Hi, I'm Eric Boss, and Spider-Man, far from home dazzles us with insane imagery and details,

with pretty much every shot covered with interesting clues to find,

and also pretty much every shot probably lying to us about whether it's real or a mysterious illusion.

Yeah, I don't think I'll ever be able to drive through fog again.

There's just so much in this movie that the filmmakers actually had to remove some even crazier scenes in imagery

that would have made far from Home a very different movie,

including a pretty cool alternate version of Mysterio's Illusion montage.

I'm gonna explain what you missed.

And spoiler warning in case you don't want to know, or if you haven't seen Far From Home yet,

and you insist the entire fucking internet follow your personal schedule.

Okay, first, Far From Home doesn't waste much time before sending Peter Parker and his classmates

off to Europe, but originally, the first act of this movie had a lot more action with Spider-Man in New York.

A lot of this deleted footage actually appeared in marketing for the film.

I'd have seen it in trailers.

There was going to be a montage of Peter's to-do list before he left,

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