From the Ukrainian version of 'Spider-Man'
From the Ukrainian version of 'Spider-Man', the scene with the song by Monetochka was cut. From the Ukrainian theatrical version of the new Spider-Man film, the episode with the song 'Monopoly' by Monetochka was removed, reports Meduza citing users on Threads.
Consensus
- The Ukrainian theatrical version of the 'Spider-Man' film had a scene with Monetochka's song 'Monopoly' removed.
- The removal was confirmed by the cinema chain Planet Kino, which stated it received confirmation from the film's distributor.
- The distributor in Ukraine is B&H Film Distribution.
- The premiere of the film in Kyiv took place on July 29.
- The scene was approximately three seconds long and did not affect the overall plot or artistic concept of the film.
Points of divergence
- A user on Threads reported learning about Monetochka's song in the soundtrack only after purchasing tickets, and later received a call from Planet Kino confirming the scene was removed. — tg_currenttime
- One user on Threads expressed strong opposition to the inclusion of Russian content due to the occupation of Ukraine, stating she would return her ticket if the song remained. — meduza
- Monetochka shared her own reflections about the film in her social media accounts after learning about the song's inclusion. — tg_currenttime
- B&H Film Distribution has not issued any official statement regarding the removal of the scene in its social media channels. — meduza
Coverage (2 sources)
- From the Ukrainian version of 'Spider-Man', a scene with the song by Monetochka was cut — Настоящее Время
- Из украинской версии фильма «Человек-паук» вырезали песню Монеточки — Meduza