Why Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Is (unsurprisingly) GOD TIER
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I know this is a little indie animated film most folk don't know about but I figured I would weigh-in :)
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Such an insignificant spec in a pool of animated films
Wow such an underrated movie am I right?
can confirm, ive never heard of it
:) yeah
The fact Spider-Punk had a small amount of screen time and yet becomes one of the best characters in this movie really says a lot.
My man is a true bro, He didn't even know Miles that much but still stuck on his side and quit
Like spider noir
@@winifredeghrudje9427 I love spider noir
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@Dоni Bobes Shorts 🅥 Fakeeeeee
Can I say as a British person how happy I am that they made the British spiderman a punk who's against the system and not another upper-class coloniser stereotype
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Bri'ish people when
I nerded out soo much when I saw that. So great to have a good British charector
I like that they modified the Prowler's theme in this movie to fit Earth-42 Miles with a much more creepier and dramatic tone.
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prowler Miles was really giving Miles an evil rizz stare
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That and his cadence was different, you could hear how his speech changed from not having his dad there, more of Latino drawl versus spider Miles had more of his dads speech pattern.
The Spider-Verse franchise is proof that we are not tired of superhero movies, we are tired of bad superhero movies.
Mcu/Disney: *How about another season of She Hulk and now they have the Marvels who I will never see*
Even now, I'm more excited for the third Spider-Verse movie than any other superhero film that's coming out this year.
Nah, a lot of us are tired. It was meh. Pretty animation, they did a great job. It’s still just a super hero movie. It’s just not trash.
The visuals of across the spider verse is fantastic. And that fan service to the spider people even including Spiderman Unlimited was a chef’s kiss.
Heard that one before
*Sony in 2018:* "You want to see us revolutionize Western animation as we know it?"
*Sony in 2023:* "You want to see us do it again?"
They might even run it back AGAIN. To anyone who complains if the 3rd movie is delayed or pushed back: Shut the fak up and
LET
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@@foam3132 THIS!! ☝️
If the animation in the next film is going to be just as amazing as Across, you *_NEED_* to make sure it looks visually perfect.
After all, you can't rush art.
@@michaelstrong5383 true that brother, true that
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Into the Spider-Verse: Revolutionizes Animation
Across the Spider-Verse: Revolutionizes Animation
Beyond the Spider-Verse: "Alright, let's do this one last time"
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This is what I WANTED Dr. Strange 2 to be. Not a montage of visiting different universes for a few seconds, but seeing how each universe is depicted and represented.
Across the Spider-Verse feels more like the real Multiverse of Madness.
@@michaelstrong5383As Robbie with an IE once said in New Rockstars comment section, "The fact that this movie had more multiverse madness than multiverse of madness is madness." He's not wrong either.
Yeah multiverse of madness didn’t live up to its potential. While Doctor Strange vs Sinister strange was neat. I liked Doctor strange supreme vs regular doctor strange from that episode of marvel what if a lot more.
@@bearerofbadnews1375 Well, apparently the plot of Doctor Strange changed a lot during the production, to the point the title wasn't really fitting anymore.
I think it should be said that it’s also likely that delving into too much CGI made universes would be too taxing on their budget. Not that animation is easier as a whole, but it’s easier to fit in so much going on whereas live action has its limitations. When you compare Multiverse of Madness to Doctor Strange’s What If…? Episode, personally I think the animated episode was able to more accurately portray its story and visually astound in 30 minutes than the movie did in 2 hours
For anyone wondering where the spot was for like an hour, Lord and Miller confirmed there were deleted scenes where the spot was mocked by every other villain in a bar (HISHE reference I think) and in the post credit scene he was gonna solo all of them after using the collider. Explaining where he was after munbatthan. But it didn’t feel right for a cliffhanger so it was cut.
We’ll probably see it in the alternate universe cut
I found this out from a YT short by Yanni's Nerdverse. Tbh, it's pretty sad that not even the villains respected him. I bet they regret that now after he became a multiversal threat at the end.
Man that sounds epic :D it would be fun if actual HISHE appear though
'The Bar With No Name' is not a HISHE reference. It's been a common hangout spot for Spidey villains, owned by Shocker if I remember correctly.
@@SilverHusky Nah, you are right. The YT short I mentioned said the exact thing you said too.
It would be cool to see this scene but it's understandable they got rid of it for Across the Spider-Verse
But I do wish we could get those scenes back in the last film Beyond the Spider-Verse. They might be doing it differently though
I adore how different the art is for each character. Either in their universe or the character themself. Water colour backgrounds! Spiderpunk never keeping a single colour palette. Miles having a strong comic feel to his home but then Earth-42 is so dark and gloomy.
My ape brain wants more.
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We need more superhero movies that aren’t afraid of taking risks. Like spiderverse and the batman
Spider Noir’s universe being in complete black and white and styled like a 1900s comic, topped off with the fact that he can’t even see colour and is fascinated by the Rubiks Cube is such a nice little character quirk. I love the writing for Spiderverse
@@omorinintendoswitchedition I think it would be really funny if he was the only character in that universe that was legitimately colorblind
I really like Miguel's unpolished concept art world. It was kinda unexpected and interesting to look at.
The thing people gotta understand about the "to be continued" is that if they had tried to fit the whole climax fight with Spot in this movie then it would have been horribly paced as they try to rush to fit everything into this one movie. It was a long movie (for an animation) already, it absolutely needed to be split in two parts like this.And as it was, we still got incredible action scenes and emotional scenes. I know it doesn't feel "complete" on it's own but to me that's the price for an amazingly balanced and well paced movie and it's worth it.
Like with BAck to the Future parts 2 and 3, I will always rather see a long script turned into two well paced movies than one rushed sequel.
This movie felt packed, without a single minute of screentime wasted, and I cannot wait to see even more of this animated gold next year ^__^
I actually thought it really fit with the movie thematically and stylistically to do a to be continued. With the golden age of comics, people had to wait weeks after huge cliffhangers before the next issue, and the stories would last 3 sometimes more comics. I was sad that I have to wait, but with the intro of earth 42 and prowler miles so late in the movie, it really feels like there is a whole other movie starting to develop amd conclude that story before they can properly finish the spot story arc. It really feels like a comic book story layout. It works and makes sense, the only downside is the wait
4 hour movie tho?
The movie was already the longest runtime animated movie made by American studios 😮
While that would be good for super fans and adults, a good portion of the audience in theaters and in general and most of the revenue is made up of kids who who realistically would never sit through a 4 hour movie. It works for some movies like lotr, but it's just not practical for general audiences, especially family focused ones. Would you wanna take your spouse and 3 kids all 12 or under to a movie where they need to sit still amd be quiet for 4 hours? Or want to sit next too a bunch of restless kids when your enjoying the movie? As much as the wait sucks, it definitely is a good choice to cut the film where they did
I just realized while looking at the screenshots of Mile's mom snapping her fingers at him, you can see the sound effect take the shape and colors of the Puerto Rican Flag. As a Puerto Rican, it's fun to see how much they reference our culture. Not just with the Spanish and stuff. Even in tiny details, like the sound effect, are so much fun to discover and shows how much thought they put into making this movie overall. I need to watch the movie again and dissect every frame of it. Visually, this movie is stunning. Especially Gwen's Universe.
That reminds me that I watched the movie's Neutral Spanish dub, which was made in Mexico, and Miles' mother was voiced by a Mexican voice actress trying to imitate a Puerto Rican accent, but it sounded more like Cuban. That was really distracting, which is a shame since the rest of the dub cast made a great job... with the exception of some of the Spider-People like LEGO and Spectacular which were dubbed by influencers, they only had a few lines but they didn't make a good job, not to mention that some of the influencers Sony invited had a bad reputation among Latin American fans, like Andres Navy who voiced LEGO Spider-Man
Yes this movie was amazing in terms in representation. I’m happy for us. This was a really great movie. 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷❤️
Even though I am not Puerto Rican, I really hope they incorporate/highlight some rappers and hip hop artists from there in the next movie. I just love being exposed to different cultures through their music! Also, Rio is the GOAT, I took my mom to this movie (for my 3rd watch) because of her.
That's such a cool little detail! The representation in this one was off the charts.
Even for characters like Pavitr and Hobie who had a smaller role in the movie, they’ve became my favorite characters. The artistic styles for each individual character and the art is godly as well
they're bromance is the stuff i live for
My favorite part of this film was the spot. I love how in the first few minutes of the movie, he was treated as a goofy side villain that was kicked around by the heroes. Then once he got in the collider, he became a genuinely terrifying threat to everyone. Never knew his voice actor could do such a menacing delivery. 10/10 movie
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What made him truly terrifying is when he LAMENTS how much he hated being a joke, it was genuinely scary when he screamed at Miles that he won’t treat him like a joke.
Gideon Graves truly is an amazing VA
Some people are so cynical about the animation industry. As someone who wants to pursue animation, I’ve had so many people tell me depressing things I almost decided to just give up and pursue illustration instead since people have less to say about it. But every so often a film comes along that completely reignites my passion. This was one of those films.
For real. This movie reignited my dream to make a game with so much art and beauty in it just because I can. Of course my ideas is too big to do on my own but one day, I can!
Into the Spider-Verse: Revolutionizes Animation
Across the Spider-Verse: Revolutionizes Animation
Beyond the Spider-Verse: "Alright, let's do this one last time"
"Let's kill (it) properly this time"
That would be so cool if they like put that in text in the third movie actually after the marvel logo 😭
Nooo I don’t want it to be the last time
One of my favorite moments in the movie was when Mary Jane talks about how there's no rule book for being a parent as well as being Spider-Man. It fits the film's themes while also showing how much she understands Peter and how hard it is to be Spider-Man. Plus that brief scene between her and Peter was really cute.
I love mayday the baby
Dude this movie is just so visually stunning. The scene where Gwen and her dad make up and talk it out, with the backgrounds matching what's going on with random shapes and colors, and the walls colors starting to streak as Gwen starts getting upset, fucking amazing. Could not take my eyes away.
Also, the Peter Parked-Car bit had me dying lmfao, such a stupid joke but god it got me
I'm so happy that the reports and early reviews talking about a "love triangle" were COMPLETELY off their rocker, that subplot would've been UNBEARABLE.
agreed, I was worried at first with the line about the chucks, but thank god they didn’t do that
There was a love triangle, tho. Gwen and Hobie both clearly love Miles ;P and who could blame them.
100%
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I love how this movie isn't just Miles story, but also Gwen's story. It kinda became their story. The first movie was 100% Miles but this movie focuses quite a bit on Gwen. We see how both her and Miles are having parent troubles and we see how much they both miss each other. We see her struggles just as much as his.
Im excited for the third one
What got me about this movie how it was both undeniably artistic (seriously, while all movies and film are a piece of art, art is basically oozing out of this with all the stylistic choices etc) but also had scenes that felt so human it felt as if I was watching a live-action movie in the best way possible. I'm talking about Jeff's party here and whenever Miles talked to Rio. These scenes felt so human and real despite how cartoonish most of the movie is.
I love how they made the Spot one of the best multiversal threats since Scarlet Witch.
As much as I love Wanda, she is not even close to the level of the Spot, and this is coming from a guy whose favorite MCU character is the Scarlet Witch
@@TOJISSBUAgree. I do consider Wanda to be one of the major threat, but we got other multiversal threats already, Wanda doesn't scare me as much anymore.
SPOILER AHEAD! GO WATCH THE MOVIE THEN COME BACK HERE.
The Spot, on the other hand, i am very scared of him. The reveal of him capable of teleporting between universes already scares me, and the moment he became an multiversal eldritch horror, i had a massive "OH GOD" moment.
Spot would be deadlier to most other heroes but scarlet which would counter him pretty hard if they fought. She can just degrade him to no holes and he is a normal faceless mannequin. Both are reality warpers but spot only has one hax while she has many hax.
Personally, Across The Spider-verse has left a huge emotional impact on me because of the story and relatability of Miles Morales. I dealt with the same struggles as he is. Me and my little bro are very dazzled by the movie’s morals, animation and characters, and we’re super excited to see Beyond The Spider-verse next year!
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I can't believe a bagel caused a multiuniversal threat. A god damn B A G E L !
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Twice!
Everything Everywhere All At Once 🤝Across the Spider-Verse ----> A multiversal threat from a bagel
Not the first time it happened
@@HydraSpectre1138 ah, you beat me by 4 minutes
This movie is the type of movie that you come out of feeling like you're glad you exist at the same time it does.
Is it weird to say Spot was a really good twist villain. Sure he was a villain to begin with, but I’m sure many of us did not expect him to be this OP.
The animation segments that covered his backstory were among my favorites...and the score fit in so perfectly
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I think it's fair that it's a twist that he's the big bad. I thought that he was just going to be a goofy side-villain that Miles fights in the beginning of the movie before the real main threat is brought in to reintroduce us to the world and establish how Miles is having a hard time juggling his commitments. I didn't think he was going to turn into the main villain.
Spot reminds me of cosmic Garou based on how he uses those holes...
@@MicroSpecGamerHe reminds me a lot of the Invisible Man lol
I never would have thought that rando scientist getting hit in the face with a bagel into the spiderverse would become such a big villian. The spot is badass looking like the anti spiral when he’s all powered up.
This is the only movie I can Legitimately give a 10 out of 10. It was flawless.
The style, the story, the pacing, the sound. It was PERFECTION.
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@@p-__ I don't have an interest in that.
Hard agree
Hard disagree.
Movie was 11/10
@@MrcreeperDXD777 Nah, bro. 12/10 for me,
Each spiderman even moves with distinct style. Myles looks kinda stiff since he's new at it. Gwen arches her limbs like a ballerina in combat. Spiderpunk is... that's the end of that sentence. And the list goes on for each and every spiderman. It's INSANE
Miguel tears the train downwards instead of climbing up it
Myles 💀
Pav's fighting style and movements were based on Indian dances! ♡ I thought it was done beautifully
This movie proved to me that animation is just straight-up better than live action, at least in terms of creative potential. You could never in a million years, with ten times the budget, make a live action movie that looks this good or unique.
Modern live action movies have a lot of their coolest moments be animated anyway, that's just how powerful animation is
Know the strengths of the medium. Some stuff in Fury Road is absolutely breathtaking, partly because it feels so raw and honest and real. The problem is so many modern action movies clearly wish that they were animated...
Miguel calling the MCU Earth 199999 when Kevin Feige tried to retcon it to Earth 616 (which is the mainline comics Earth) was just so funny. Like, sure the Illuminati may designate the MCU earth as 616, but those guys suck ass while Miguel clearly has his shit together so I am gonna trust him
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you realise thaty spiderverse calls miles' and peter's universes 1610 and 616 respectively when they aren't the ones from the comics as well
@@germ9089 Peter is labeled as 616B actually
What stood out most for me is that this movie actively and truely embodies what Stan Lee once said, "Anyone can be Spiderman."
that's what makes Miguel's idea of canon events stupid. every Spider-Man is different and the fact he thinks their stories are the same is stupid beside he is not really a Spider-Man he was never bitten by a spider but his dna was fused with a spider
I was so scared I would hate this movie just because it wasn’t the first one but MAN did I eat my words. It delivered in so many more way than I thought were even possible. So funny we all thought they peaked with Into, but along comes Across and blows our minds a SECOND time. I genuinely cannot express how delighted I am with this franchise; from the stellar writing, characters, settings, and MY GOD THE ART. Every artist and their mom DREAMS to be on productions like these, it’s movies like this that absolutely shake the world of cinema and restore hope to me that good, human art will always exist.
It's one of the few sequels that can be considered BETTER than the original really goes to show how much passion went into it
My fave production fact about the film is that Hobie (Spider-Punk) is even animated in anarchy.
The trick in the first film of Miles being animated on 2s to show his inexperience and 1s for everyone to show their capability.
Hobie, however, is animated on 3s to showcase his against the norm/standard.
Damn I didn't catch that, now I want to buy the Blu Ray for this movie
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Not even just that, different parts of his body are animated on different framerates. For example, his guitar and vest are animated on two’s while his body is animated on 3’s
He also doesn't believe in consistency. They break the rule whenever and that's what amazing about his animation
This really shows that comic book fatigue isn’t really the thing happening, it just takes real passion that doesn’t feel like an algorithm made it.
It only natural for comic book fatigue to subside if the comic book movies are good. The stretch on time between GOT3 and Spiderman have been great for the perception of super hero movies.
its got so much heart and you can *tell* when something doesnt
I love the color-changing scenes with gwen and his father and the background visuals where the watercolor effects like dripping and washing out expressing their negative emotions like confusion, anger, and anxiety. A small detail yet so meaningful and powerful in it's own element!!
This is considered as the longest running animated feature with 1,000 animators, the contemporary illustration with its comic book aesthetics and playback rendering has an astonishing touch to what this movie truly is, a definitive form of art. 👍👍
"Space Battleship Yamato - The Final Chapter" is the longes animated film of all time
I saw it this Saturday and it was BETTER than expected, the pacing, the new characters, the world buliding, animation AND the music was spectacular, cant wait to see the final installment
Miguel's theme and Pavitr's themes be hitting hard and I love how they made The Spot from a villain of the week to a Multiversal threat
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@@justsomeguywholovesberserk6375 Miguel theme had a techno theme kinda reminded me of the theme for the spiderman unlimited cartoon. At least that’s how I heard it.
@@justsomeguywholovesberserk6375 dont forget the spot's theme bro
This movie is a living animated art museum
Yeah I think that’s a Banksy
@@rynnmedia I love that running gag
@@Elvusmiw well we are talking about it, aren't we?
The mix of styles was what made this movie just amazing for me, as an artist I havent been able to stop thinking about it, its made me consider more about my own art and how I use colors and shapes to comunicate ideas and encouraged me to work towards improvement because its just that good
I firmly believe so many artists have wanted to create a project THIS ambitious for a long time and it's thanks to the Spiderman IP that the higher ups felt safe enough to let a team of artists be extraordinarily experimental on all accounts. This movie was long and the pacing had me at the edge of my seat. I was worried that the movie was going to wrap up quickly and abruptly and I was so relieved when I saw it was a cliffhanger. That just meant we were going to get more of everything that's amazing about this film. Personally right now this movie is topping the first one even though it doesn't gut me a badly, I just really enjoyed not knowing where a movie was going and enjoying the ride. I want to see it again everytime we went back to Gwen's universe the emotions were so high and the visuals were on point ❤
Honestly I feel so grateful Disney didn't get Spiderman as an ip before Sony otherwise we may have never gotten this trilogy. Disney for all its worth would most likely never do something this experimental. And without Spiderman's ip it's hard to imagine we'd ever see another project like this see the light of day for simply seeming "too risky". But honestly I love the LOVE that is put into these films by the artists. They love Spiderman and they love animation and it shows!
This is actually the best movie I've ever seen, and I don't say that lightly. The first movie was near-perfection, and lightning seems to have struck twice, and it's even stronger this time! Everything is so well done, nothing feels wasted, it expands on all the characters I loved in the first one and gives the new ones their fair share of depth too, and every element has layers of things to dig into. It just feels good too! I'm also happy to know that I'm not the only one who had trouble holding back tears at the emotional parts, and that comes from someone who can count the number of times I've cried as an adult on one hand. The only thing I dislike isn't the movie, but rather how groups external to it are trying to claim it as their own and assert political motivations far beyond anything present in the film. Just let it be an excellent movie for everyone. We all can relate because many of the struggles are universals that everyone can paint their own personal flavour onto. It's clear that the success of these films is no accident. It's genuine passion, skill, and labour of love. We can only hope the astronomically high bar that has been set is attainable for the films that are to come. Everyone should go see this movie.
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To me. Across the spider verse isn’t really as good as the first. Especially the what’s up danger moment.
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Based take. W
Even the first one when ____ died and they played i'm not scared of the dark made me more emotional than the ASM series when ____ died
I have this theory that Sony originally planned to have this as one movie but when they started fleshing everything out and realized the story was too long, they decided to split this up into two parts. That could explain why this movie is two and a half hours long and mostly set up. This could explain why the cliffhanger is so hard. And this could explain why this movie took over 6 years to come out and the third installment is coming next year because they were working on this whole story at the same and they are in the post production phase and polishing up the third installment as we speak.
I went into Across the Spider-verse thinking "Just let it be half as good as the first one
" And it was better.
My girlfriend and me are huge Spiderman fans. She's also a huge animation nerd, trying to make a career in animation. So of course for our anniversary I took us to see Across the Spider-Verse.
The only thing I complained about at the end was how it felt so short and how I wanted more. I'm just an impatient child sometimes. But my girlfriend reminds me that animation takes time and that Spider-Verse is worth the wait.
The groans in the movie theater when "Part 1" appeared on the screen at the end were very vocal. That's one of the best complaints a movie can have when it's that people desperately want more.
One thing that I remember and will never forget is when the to be continued popped up a fully grown man in the back of the theatre yelled out F#$%
The major thing I took away from this film is that it’s art, the colours pop like nothing I’ve seen before and the music hits just as hard as the first. The film felt fast and energetic while still not feeling like it’s going too fast or that scenes are too short and is definite proof that style and substance aren’t opposites when it comes to filmmaking. Also that flag in Gwen’s room was awesome to see in a big blockbuster like spiderverse (if you saw the flag I’m on about you know)
Puss and Boots the last wish and Across the Spiderverse shown that using different animation styles can help movie a lot imagine if spiderverse had the usual 3d pixar style it will still be good, but it will not be the same I hope the trend of movies using stylized animations continue for a long time.
Bruh Elemental be looking like the most mid and average animated movie ever
This is the beginning point and when one goes for the trend, everybody will. And this will potentially push everybody's creativity in making animation movies. Not even Disney can ignore this.
@@justsomeguywholovesberserk6375 yeah the animation style is old
It's amazing how a small indie studio like Sony can make a such a big splash in the animation industry, I look forward to seeing what else they can do! :)
The guys that gave us the Emoji movie. Went on to produce spiderverse talk about a comeback.
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@@bearerofbadnews1375 The biggest glow up of all time
I was in tears through all of Gwen's scenes in her world with the color changes. That was so powerful and they hit with it both right out of the gate and at the films climax. to say the art of this film is truly inspired is an understatement
I liked the quieter moments, like when Gwen and Miles are hanging upside down from the building in Brooklyn, overlooking the upside down Manhattan skyline.
People aren't tired of super-hero movies, they're tired of mediocre super-hero movies.
I love how during the showcase of the multiple spider people, at some point the CGI was getting too choppy and obvious, but no one questioned it because it was that kind of a animated movie.
It just works with the kind of movie it is. It allows all types of animation and I think that’s incredible. It makes total sense because it’s a multiverse so obviously not one universe will be the same. You could have a sock puppet universe and you’d say that it fits. (I want a spiderman sock puppet universe now)
The Spot was such a good villian. He goes from a silly character, to eldrich horror that was legitimately scary. And then the last 30 minutes or so made my jaw drop as I was not expecting what had happened. Into the spider-verse was great, but I think this one was better.
I remember how when the movie ended,EVERY person was silent, it was insane and just says how incredable the movie was
Lots of people in my theater were all, Come on!
I'm glad that this movie is getting the attention it deserves, this movie is literally art
The fact that people are unhappy the movie ended on a cliffhanger is honestly such a compliment. You’re already sitting there for 2 1/2 hours, and you’re a bit annoyed you can’t sit there for 2 1/2 more
I screamed WHAT?! at the screen along with others in the theater i was in at the to be continued
@@mixs0269I screamed "IT'S A CLIFFHANGER?!" and I said inside my mind "just f_ckin kill me now ( ; - ; )", but tbh, even the cliffhanger was incredible
While all the characters were great and memorable in their own right (Pavtir's rant on how you shouldn't say chai tea lives in my head rent free), I adore what they did with The Spot. They took an unassuming joke character and made him genuinely threatening as the film goes on. The moment where he turns into an inverted version of his regular look, that looks like it was hastily scribbled with markers, is some S-tier horror art! 🤩
What live rent free for me with pavtir is the "traffic over here traffic over here and this is where the british stole all of our stuff"
I gotta say, the drawn out ending still gave me chills and I enjoyed it both times I saw it in theaters. Rather than feeling blue-balled, I found it more funny that they couldn’t choose the perfect cliffhanger to end it on and just went FRICK IT and threw ALL the cliffhangers in there
The film is straight up Art in motion. Was legit glued to the screen beginning to end because of how breathtaking Spiderverse 2 was.
Dude, you're just me but older. I shared all of the same feelings while watching this movie. Spiderverse was awesome, both of them.
I love how this movie has translators notes for Hobie, but not for any of the Spanish in the movie.
Also, miles fit in this movie is absolutely ridiculous. Mans was dripped out.
I like how Miguel responds to Miles' "I speak Spanish too" is "How cute." in Spanish.
@@TheDanishGuyReviewsI love how you can feel Miguel's frustration growing every second
Well, considering Miguel's Spanish dialogue was mostly cursing...kek.
That's because nobody can understand street British. At least a good number of people on earth understand Spanish. Street British isn't a real language.
@@deenaprice1524 Street British? Ya mean Cockney? Ya 'aven't a scooby, mate.
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I ADORE the style of Gwen's Universe, how its like a painting and how her hair changes color due to the lighting and her emotions. It was very beautiful, expressive and inspiring!
I think im going to make an oil painting of her for my art class in school!
And its funny cause earlier this year I also painted Vi from Arcane, and there both voiced by Hailee Steinfeild and even have the same haircut xd
The Spot fills my favorite trope of ‘Perceived silly comic relief guy becomes a genuine threat’ that I rarely see explored in media and I love it so much.
And yes, I’m looking at you Portal 2. Thank you as well.
I think he's basically /Tobi/Obito from Naruto, even looks similar lol
I think we all learned from the movie that chai tea goes crazy.
man, imagine pouring your love into something and it ending up this much of a masterpiece. I would be on cloud nine if I worked in this movie.
When I was young like 7 or 8 my grandma worked in a retirement home and an older woman was slowly passing away and she gave my grandma comic books that her son and grandson had so I read all the original marvels all the original DC and after watching the first like the captain America and the first to Iron man I just couldn't watch Marvel movies anymore but this is amazing
This is absolutely a movie that deserves multiple rewatches. I'm seeing it again tomorrow and picking better seats this time because HOLY you get one row too close and suddenly you can only pay attention to half the screen at a time since there's just so much going on you can't process it all that that close up lmao
Also, when it comes to a lot of topics like diversity and other complex topics, Spiderverse is so good at "show don't tell." The levels of nuance and ways in which all of the characters are relatable in some way is so captivating. And I love that some things are not explicitly confirmed, because when it comes down to representation, why do we have to keep having this dull and boring conversation about having to justify characters just existing in a more modern sense? Many pieces of media act like going and talking about every little detail makes it easier on all sorts of minorities. In some ways it does, but more often than not I see the divide between people get bigger, because not only is a lot of the stuff presented in a off putting manner that causes an often abrupt break from the narrative of the story, but these characters become so tokenized by being such a one dimensional throw away character, who is just uninteresting at best. Seriously, we get griped at about having something be our whole personality and then this is the representation we get and then sit back and wonder why does this kind of rhetoric keep being said
THIS MOVIE CURED MY ART BLOCK
I loved the ending. Because everything feels dark and wrong, the music starts to play and it just feels like your missing something. And then the reveal was written so well. The later parts are fun but not as notable. It’s also fun how well it was trying to tell you throughout the entire movie that this is important and you know it’s important but you gloss over it. All in all the reveal gave me shivers and I could not stop smiling like a maniac from the good writing.
The 1st film was such a spectacular treat and wonder for the eyes...now it's became an experience one has to experience again and again! I can't wait to add this to my collection! Love what these creative's have delivered!!!!❤😊
This movie had a Morbius reference, that automatically made it god tier.
wait fr?? what was it? i dont remember
Miles says "a good-guy vampire, I would pay good money to see that"
The spot showing up in mrs.Chen convince store had me laughing. Also she just accepted that weird stuff just happens in her store.
@@mt.everst oh now i remember, i literally became a skull emoji
Yep, I was dying, especially since Sony made BOTH OF THESE MOVIES, HOW
I've already seen it TWICE and I want to say - the emotional hits are HARDER on second watch, with no surprise to mask them.
The fact that every frame of this film is a work of art on its own is proof enough of how good it is.
Its epic that not only spectacular sm was in it but also they had the tobey macquire uncle ben in the background of all the downed people that made that dimensional spiderman a hero
I just love how much everyone is freaking out about this film and just becoming a die hard fan for it. They really made something special and it’s even more insane that they did it twice
Into The Spider-Verse and Across the Spider-verse are both masterpieces in my eyes. If Beyond The Spider-Verse keeps up the quality not only will this be best superhero trilogy but it will be contention for best Trilogy in general 😤
unless they're setting up Miles to fail (since theres no logical way to get him to succeed without a cowardly writing move) Beyond and Across will have bad writing
I think the animation itself makes the 'multiverse' format work so much better than live action, the characters and worlds look so different that it really feels like they are different universes, while in live action to me it just feels like the same universe with different actors it just doesn't fit. Here though it is so well utilized and each universe is exciting to see.
the animation is stellar especially with the many different types blended in so seamlessly
Let's not forget that a 14-year-old made a Lego scene in the movie. The animation in this movie is top-notch! It's winning best animated movie at the Oscars. (wish that category didn't exist though as animation can be just as good, if no better than live action movies)
Yes, Preston.
This was literally the best animated movie I’ve ever seen. I absolutely loved it and couldn’t find any flaws.
I was literally finishing watching the movie while you had posted this video, amazing
Also, a cool little Easter Egg I noticed was whenever Spiderman 2099's theme was played, it borrowed melodies from the Spiderman unlimited intro theme and I instantly caught that! 😍
Avi Arad, convinced Phil Lord and Christopher Miller. To add The spot as the main villain. Because he wasn’t the original villain. But even so the spot was an amazing villain. I loved him.
I didn't watch any promo material nor do I know anything about Spot (prior to the movie), but I was instantly with love with Spot as soon as he showed. A goofy villain who can be taken seriously, while still being goofy!
As an artist, im sure every artist that watched this movie had an creativity outburst.
The movie is perfect, really, if you didnt watch it yet, *WATCH IT.*
If your mad that they you on a cliff hanger thats good because that shows how much you loved it
" I love animation so much" I remember I said after watching this film. Its outstanding!!
Just like the first I adored this movie. I took a friend to see it who isn't big on movies in general but after watching the trailer it spiked her interest.
I have literally never seen someone that fixated on a screen before in my entire life. 😂😂😂
The SpiderVerse movie took the concept of Comic Book Come to Life and took it to the next level and I’m loving every minute of it
I was going through real stuff as well, I couldn't get out of bed all day Friday, I planned to see it myself on Sunday or Monday during quieter times but then I decided to see it Saturday night. I was excited and that was the only thing that sparked any interest in me in my depressed fog. I was looking forward to it for months and I saw it in the front row with the masses behind me and it was glorious. It was just what I needed, the music, the art work (the art for Vulture??? HOW DID THEY PULL THAT OFF????), the story. Like I enjoyed the first as a whole and didn't think I'd attach to any new characters but I liked Pav and Hobie a lot and I like Gwen so much more, Miles' growth and don't even get me started on Miguel. In 5 days that was one of the 2 times I left my house, I didn't even really leave my room unless it was for food, trash or laundry. But I at least that movie gave me something worth getting up for.
Yes! Vulture's segment is so underrated!
And I'm glad the movie helped you get out for a bit. A nice reminder there's still good in the world.
This is one of those movies that is so full of dedication that I feel like I'm constantly learning new things about it or finding new little gems in it.
I was mindblown how GRAZY GOOD the animation was. I was getting emotional just my looking at the animation and all the styles, literaly tears
The Gwen Stacy's world looks like it was painted with water color, I love that each universe has a different style and the fact that the lego universe was animated by a teen is insane
When you set ur expectations high but you're STILL blown away
I am gonna say I love this movie more then the first one and I love the first one as well
Both Spider-Verses are two of my all-time favorite movies!
Listen to the first five Tracks of the OST and you can tell that the music is telling the story too, because it builds up with Gwen theme(which is awsome) and then in the next track Vulture gets a theme but gwens theme is fighting it, then you get Miguel O'Hara's theme, the next track is just these 3 themes fighting with each other and bleeding together seamlessly and that makes the movie even better because every aspect is telling the story some you are consciously aware of, others that tell the story unconsciously.
Dear god the 2099 theme slaps
The best thing that I wanna point out is how this movie actually utilized the multiverse in the PROPER way, showing multiple different forms of spidermen and making it all make sense within the narrative
also, the multiple different universes they go to or show throughout the movie is exactly how the multiverse concept should've been done rather than how a particular movie franchise did it.
I think the spiderman IP is in good hands with Sony for the time being.
Every time Sony makes a Spider-Man movie he will win an Oscar
Fr.
This movie is so good, that you literally can't leave until its finished
I still cant somprehend how this came from the same animation studio that made the emoji movie- like that is massive improvement-
The second scene with gwen and her dad i got teary eyed 😢