According to a press release, Netflix and Sony have renewed their Pay-1 licensing deal. This will keep new Sony movies appearing on Netflix after they finish their cinema and PVOD periods. The biggest development is that this deal will now extend globally, not just within the U.S. and select markets as before. The worldwide rollout is happening gradually and should be fully established by 2029.
Two Spider-Man movies are directly affected: Tom Holland�s fourth MCU film, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, slated for July 31, 2026, and the third Spider-Verse animated movie, Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, scheduled for June 18, 2027. With the renewed deal, Netflix subscribers in the U.S., Germany, and Southeast Asia will continue to get these films first, since those regions were covered under the original arrangement. As Sony and Netflix expand this deal to additional countries, viewers worldwide will likely see Netflix becoming the primary streaming platform for Spider-Man titles.
The agreement also covers upcoming Sony projects like the live-action version of Nintendo�s The Legend of Zelda. However, future MCU films such as Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars�which may feature Spider-Man�will remain on Disney+, due to Disney�s ownership of Marvel Studios.
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