The sad story of the leaked images has been reported by outlets like (Note: Spoilers behind the following link) CBR, and whether they're real or fake, it's clear that fans aren't happy about them. "Someone decided to be an *** and just post actual image leaks from 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' on Twitter tonight for ... reasons," @JeffDLowe tweeted. "Be careful of spoilers. The movie is over a month away. Keep that s*** on the spoilers Reddits, man." User @ericitaliano shared the sentiment, as well as some strong opinions about the whole culture of posting spoilers. "F*** this, I'm muting 'No Way Home'. Seeing way to many people I respect on the TL getting bodied by spoilers," they tweeted. "Something about early access/inside knowledge makes people in this industry act WILD. Gives them a misplaced sense of importance. Promise to never do that to y'all."
Others find the whole situation mainly sad and unfortunate. "While I get that the fervent need for leaks has become popular lately, the 'No Way Home' situation is embarrassing. Regardless of whether the images are ultimately real or fake, leaking major spoiler shots a month before the film's release for clout is just sad," @SherazFarooqi_ tweeted. @MichaelBuckelew agreed, comparing the entire situation to someone spoiling the end of "Avengers: Infinity War" before the movie premiered. "I haven't even watched the second Spidey movie yet, but damn this is just wrong," they wrote.
Seeing as something similar happened when "Eternals" spoilers arrived online after the movie's premiere, it's not surprising that fans are thoroughly unhappy about more alleged MCU spoilers surfacing. Here's hoping the fans can make it to the theaters without further issues on this front.
"Spider-Man: No Way Home" premieres on December 17, 2021.
