Madame Web arrives on the internet merely a month after theatrical premiere

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Madame Web is now available digitally. Madame Web, which made her theatrical debut on Valentine’s Day, is now officially available for purchase or rental on digital platforms, little over a month after its theatrical launch. Along with exclusive special features like edited footage, Easter eggs, and other entertaining extras, the digital version also includes other goodies. Sony Pictures Home Entertainment published a teaser film to showcase the unique features, which you can see below.

Madame Web was directed by SJ Clarkson, with Kerem Sanga, Matt Sazama, and Burk Sharpless writing the script. The script was written by Sazama, Claire Parker, Sharpless, and Clarkson. Stars like Sydney Sweeney, Isabela Merced, Celeste O’Connor, Tahar Rahim, Mike Epps, Emma Roberts, and Adam Scott round out the cast, led by Dakota Johnson. Madame Web’s official summary is as follows: “Madame Web recounts the solitary origin tale of one of the most intriguing ladies in Marvel publishing. Dakota Johnson plays Manhattan paramedic Cassandra Webb in the suspenseful thriller. Webb may be clairvoyant. She develops relationships with three young ladies who are destined for great futures—if they can all survive a terrible present—after being forced to face facts about her history.”

Star Dakota Johnson described working on the film in an interview, saying, “It’s really exciting, and such a fun experience, and such a great film to be a part of!” “I never would have imagined being in a superhero film! Her thinking is truly her superpower, and it was an amazing experience to bring it all to life.” “I just did everything that was needed to really make everything feel authentic and grounded,” Johnson continued when asked about the steps she took to bring her portrayal of the character to life. Together with the director, SJ Clarkson, I worked on the clairvoyance to ensure that it made sense and that the shots we were articulating effectively conveyed to the audience what was and wasn’t a vision. Additionally, there was a lot of physical activity involved, including stunt training.”