SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE Fans Confused Over Pointless Changes To The Film in Digital Release

Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse has been released on Digital and there are some pointless changes that have been made to the digital version of the film that are confusing fans. There are some slight changes to some of the dialogue and animation.

X user ChrisAGwrites went ahead and broke down over a dozen differences that he spotted in the movie's digital version. Many of the changes are just different takes by the actors.

Some changes are frustrating fans more than others like the removal of one of Miles Morales’s (Shameik Moore) final lines in the movie, when he tells Miguel O'Hara (Isaac), "I'm going home." I’ve included a few of those comparisons below.

It’s interesting that they made some of these changes. As of right now, there’s no explanation as to why they didn’t just release the theatrical cut of the film. Watch the video comparisons and let us know what you think!

3. LYLA's selfie with Miguel during the Vulture fight replaces LYLA's point and pose from the theatrical cut pic.twitter.com/fRLNK729ze

— Chris 🎧 (@chrisagwrites) August 9, 2023

4. When Miguel tries to stop Miles, Miles says "Sorry man, I'm going home" in the theatrical cut

This line was removed in the digital version. pic.twitter.com/zIpYHJbmb3

— Chris 🎧 (@chrisagwrites) August 9, 2023

2. The sequence where Miles discovers he's in Earth-42 has no textboxes in the digital cut pic.twitter.com/D1qkdY57lX

— Chris 🎧 (@chrisagwrites) August 9, 2023

1. Prowler Miles has extended braids and more facial outlines in the digital cut

This sequence also plays the final song earlier than expected in the same cut pic.twitter.com/ovocLN4IW9

— Chris 🎧 (@chrisagwrites) August 9, 2023

8. The digital cut uses a different take from Jason Schwartzman during the Spot's origin speech. pic.twitter.com/U5ZkJ0AsQD

— Chris 🎧 (@chrisagwrites) August 10, 2023

12. When Ben Reilly attacks Miles, he says "This is called the sleeper hold, I'm using my bicep to constrict you!" in the theatrical cut.

In the digital cut, he says "I've got you trapped in my well-defined musculature" (2nd Video) pic.twitter.com/iPHPVI8o01

— Chris 🎧 (@chrisagwrites) August 10, 2023

14. One of the theatrical cuts utilizes a different take from Oscar Isaac when Miguel talks about what he did to Miles.

The digital cut uses a different take instead.

(Thanks to @bradzeezy) pic.twitter.com/DiRULik2Tx

— Chris 🎧 (@chrisagwrites) August 10, 2023