Sony and Disney have reached an agreement that could make Spider-Man a reality on the Disney Plus streaming service, but only in the United States. Disney and Sony Pictures Entertainment have signed a multi-year deal that grants broadcast and TV rights to the studio's new theatrical releases from 2022 to 2026. It also covers older movies: Disney touts a "solid" collection of Spider-Man movies that you can run on your platforms. Hulu will release a number of old Sony movies starting in June, and other old titles included in the deal include the Jumanji and Hotel Transylvania series. There's no specific mention of Spider-Man coming to Disney Plus, but since the press release mentions the streaming service and the Spider-Man movies separately, the hope is that this is the reality Disney is heading towards. The two films Tom Holland Spider-Man, as well as The Incredible Hulk, are the Seoul MCU films that you can't diffuser on the service - it means that you should watch or get the Spidey films if you decide to look at the Marvel films in the order. . Disney will get new movies from Sony after Netflix US, which announced its own deal with the movie studio last week. The Tobey Maguire Spider-Man movies were previously available on Hulu in the United States. Other Disney-owned networks covered by this new agreement include ABC, Disney Channels, Freeform, FX and National Geographic. It doesn't help much if you're a UK viewer, but there's good news if you're a UK Spider-Man fan: Spider-Man: Far From Home is coming to Netflix UK on May 25th.