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Spiderman: Into The Spider-Verse Group Movie Reaction
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Fun Fact: If you hit pause anytime a train goes by, because all the animators wanted to animate Stan Lee, he's in almost every single train.
Nice
Into the Stan-Lee-verse. The hidden movie in the movie.
Female Spiderwoman are Petra female version of Peter, Gwen, and then Silk then Mayday
It's a busy day for him Ig
Animators: I paid for a Stan Lee model, I'M USING IT!
41:32 In this part of the movie, the script describes: "Miles isn't falling through frame. He's RISING." I love that description.
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26:05 you could say that bagel really hit the spot
I understood that reference.
This is a genius-level comment right here
🥁 🥁 [insert cymbal here]
I made the exact same comment before I scrolled down and realized you already did! My bad, I just though it was funny!
Aron is actually an engineer. He designed a hydraulic powered suit that gives him superhuman abilities that's why it makes that cool steam hiss noise whenever he lunges and attacks and stuff
Yeah
Ganke isn't reflection of Ned from the MCU. Ned's role was based on Ganke being Mile's best friend from the comics.
Yea it's the other way around the guy in the chair was originally a miles thing the mcu took for mcu Peter
yep
yeeeees
It wasn't featured in this video, but the fact that Aunt May called Doc Ock "LIV" in a tone that says, "Not HER again." is absolutely hysterical. Also fantastic is that Liv is voiced by Kathryn Hahn, whom you may have seen in Wandavision.
Does that mean that they’re friends since she said her friends call her liv
@@Saini16014 considering how tech-savvy this version of Aunt May is, it's most likely they're Science acquaintances.
Nah they totally banged in the past. :P Exes where one of them settled down for a domestic life and the other one became a really hot supervillain.
Mostly joking, but the May x Liv ship is fairly popular among the sapphic crowd.
And Aunt May is voiced by Lily Tomlin who was Ms Frizzle makes it fit more lol
@@ParadoxFreakWait- wtf Ms Frizzle??For real?!
I feel like I've seen the What's Up Danger scene dozens of times and it still gives me chills.
breathtaking piece of art
that scene alone deserves a award
"He's looking right at us as we talk about him." Is still one of my favorite throwaway jokes in the whole movie. Never fails to get a laugh out of me 😂
lol
And “This is one pretty hardcore origin story”.
Also I think those lines would have been perfect for Spider Ham because he’s a fourth wall breaking cartoon character.
Fun fact about Miles' roommate Ganke- The MCU Spider-Man movies actually took that dynamic from Mike's comics! Which is part of why we see less of him in the movies then originally planned.
That bagel really hit the spot
Ba-dum tish
Fun Fact: This created a WAVE in the animation industry with the likes of Puss in Boots 2 and The Bad Guys for stylized 2D and 3D artwork, intentionally lowering frame rates, and becoming more “animated” instead of the Pixar realism. Despite animation being in a “Post-Spider-Verse” era the team is best at it demonstrated in the sequel.
Also Disney’s Wish, TMNT Mutant Mayhem and Hi-Fi Rush.
@@Otisboy121 _Disney's Wish_
Bully Maguire: "How'd that get in there?"
It was mainly 3D much like this movie, but gotta be honest 2D is sorely missed in the genre. The Boy and The Heron was the first 2D animation to win the best animated Oscar in decades, it's crazy because 2D still is the pinnacle of animation and Japanese animators like Miyazaki have been shitting all over 3D stuff for decades, 2D only ever got better.
I'm very shocked y'all haven't seen this, but u know its a good refresher for me after having watched the sequel
Same. :P
Yh, easily best movie of the year, next to the super Mario movie
(For clarification, I mean The super Mario movie is 2nd place.)
Only one hasn't seen it, 2 other are just forgetful xD
@@Sci_pher As a big Mario fan, I wish that was true, unfortunately it just couldn’t be further from the case…
@@corrinflakes9659 mario movie was fan service galore, atsv was actually good
"I love you! I am SO proud of you" *pauses* "Do I want kids?"
😂 Love that line 😂
my favorite moments in this movie are definitely the scene where his dad is at the door, especially the “I see this spark in you” and “I love you, you don't have to say it back.” Then of course there's the What's up, danger? scene. THAT was the scene that made Miles Morales my favorite spiderman, it's amazing on so many levels. I also love the latino rep in this movie as a latino myself :)
Ganke was actually the Man in the chair for miles and they basically took his character and turned it into Ned for mcu spiderman
I really love this movie, the interactions of the different spider people, Miles origin of becoming Spiderman, the comic book art style, the epic music, and especially the Stan Lee cameo, its just so visually phenomenal. And I'm so excited for the sequel
Plus I can't the post credits scene, it's so freaking hilarious
the sequel has been out for a few weeks!!! i highly recommend, it's really good
@@gr1mreap3rz15I agree, and I'm already planning on seeing it soon
the interactions was definitely not done well here, who remembers Spider-Noir was in the movie? or Tombstone? I didn't even knew his name
and people who watched its sequel say the interactions are done better there
I love how, prior to any confirmation of a sequel, they brought Oscar Isaac in just to do the pointing meme
The roommate is *not* a reference to Tom Holland's spider-man, it's actually the other way around. Ganke Lee, Miles's best friend from the comics, and the first person he confided in. Ned in Tom Holland's Spider-Man films is inspired by Ganke. iirc, the Tom Holland movies using that was the reason he wasn't included *more* in this film, because they didn't want that particular comparison to be made. But they did the quick "best buds" at the end there to lead back to it for the comic fans.
20:21 damn Boom pulling out the correct take, Poshen and Duggen’s Deadpool run is awesome, DP peaked with the sad clown era they started. Good pick
This opinion is very common but it’s obvious why, but this is easily one of my favourite superhero movies. The art,animation,characters and music were all great. It had it all.
28:06 There are several Spider-Women in Marvel. The most mainstream are Jessica Drew / Spider-Woman, Cindy Moon / Silk and iirc also Julia Carpenter / Madame Web.
My personal favorites are Ultimate Jessica Drew / Spider-Woman and Charlotte Webber / Sun-Spider
I still haven't seen across the spiderverse but into the spiderverse is SO GOOD 10/10 movie
Same, but the 1st one was so amazing!
Y’all are going to love it! It was so freaking beautiful and the soundtrack was fire!!!!
You're in for a wild ride
5:15 Love that easter egg: Aaron Davis watching Community, where Donald Glover wearing Spider-Man pajamas, and Glover also played Aaron Davis in Spider-Man: Homecoming
And because of Donald wearing those Spider Man PJs, that moment was the inspiration for what lead to the creation of Miles and his comics!
I cannot recommend Daredevil enough; it is, by far, the best superhero show I've ever watched. It would be really cool to see you boys react to it. Both Daredevil and this have Wilson Fisk as the prevalent villain, So I thought this would be a good time to bring it up. Additionally, Daredevil being introduced to the MCU might allow for more reactions in the future . Not to mention, there's a reboot in the making.
I'd say The Punisher is probably right up these guys' alley, too.
S2 of DD outside of the first 4 or so episodes is kinda a drag but S1 and S3 are amazing.
As black and Puerto Rican guy and having an actual superhero that’s literally the same it means a lot this movie was great miles is my favorite spiderman
I don't understand why people need someone exact as them to relate to...
@@almas4663 its about culture representation.
@@Westsidewaver More like cultural appropriation, with people of color claiming well-established cultural and historic characters for themselves
@@Westsidewaver For context - I'm a slim middle-asian guy, and English isn't my native..
Has it ever stopped me from relating to a white redhead teenager-mermaid who wants to see the world? Have I ever said "I wish she was like me!"...God no, all I needed was empathy and immersion.
Has it stopped me from relating to a fat, middle-aged irish ogre? Or bald, pacifistic vegan?
No. All you need to relate to a character is feeling them and understanding them.
But for some reason people who want "diversity" don't get that...They much rather raceswap an already established cultural or historic icon, be it Cleopatra or the Little Mermaid...Or force a pre-established character to give their title to someone black (Miles, Sam Wilson)...Or add people of color to a universe or setting where they don't belong (Rings of Power, Witcher)
Same goes for gay characters
@@almas4663you're just idk ignorant and sad because as a middle aged Asian guy when or more so how many times have you been rightfully represented and seen urself on the big screen in a big western Hollywood blockbusters.... or how many times has a movie won an Oscar where the main character/cast consisting of Asians and won in most recent years???? it's just parasite and squid game oh and everything everywhere all at once but that's basically like the only movies in the last 3 years but what about the last 80 years of whatever how long the Oscars have been going on for.
People rightfully want and should be represented in different medias like movies, TV shows, musicians etc
*H E T O O K A B A G E L ! ! !*
after seeing across the spider verse i now realize the spider distorting when miles finds it is because its from a different universe
Maybe don't be so spoilery?
@@cupguin i mean , it was already implied by the fact that it was glicthing,
36:20 This remind me that, when Doc Ock swap bodies with Spider-Man, he fights Scorpion, with one punch, took jaw off and Doc Ock realize how much Peter was holding back all those years of fighting.
There are a lot of Spider-Woman characters. Jessica Drew is the other particularly famous and long lasting one, who also LONG pre-dated Spider-Gwen, but various others have had that name or variations of it at various times.
That bagel really hit the spot lol
6:37 Speaking of Sly Cooper, Netflix’s Carmen Sandiego definitely hits some serious Sly aesthetic with not just the animation but with the story too! If you were to give it a look!
Also, Love the first part, and can’t wait for you guys to get BLOWN away by Part 2!
28:22 There’s also Penelope Parker, an 11 year old little girl version of Peter from Earth-11, A couple versions of Mary Jane as Spider-Woman and recently, there’s a Felicia Hardy aka Black Cat version of Spider Woman who calls herself “Night-Spider”. There’s also Silk, Sun-Spider and a Spider-Woman named Jessica Drew.
46:04 Peni is voiced by Kimioko Glenn who voices Lena on DuckTales.
My name is Billy, and whenever I watch these videos I half listen while doing other things.
I was doing laundry kind of listening in and out when I first heard the ad at 18:48 (might I mention I was also high)
I seriously had a moment where I thought I was going mentally insane😳😂
26:06 unirronicaly one of the most important scene of the movie and its not a joke.
If you can see across the spiderverse in theater, do! It’s worth it to see on a big screen, but I understand if you want to react to it. Also on the topic of Miles’s roommate, Peter and Ned’s relationship in homecoming is actually inspired by Miles and Genki’s relationship in the comics (I’m sorry if I spelled that wrong).
36:20 yeah in Peter's intro he punched away a car like lightwork, he definitely pulls his punches on the baddies
A freaking masterpiece of a movie, and easily one of my favorite animated movie franchises. I’m not really gonna say anything incredibly detailed that hasn’t already been said about this movie’s success, but basically The Bad Guys, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, and TMNT: Mutant Mayhem have someone to thank. Spider-Verse likely wasn’t the first franchise to utilize the 3D-2D combination, but it definitely popularized it and became one of (if not) the most prolific franchises to use it well.
(At 41:25) everyone can agree when Miles Morales jumps off, while playing What's up danger, was their favorite.
The message being: just be you is very well delivered and displayed through out the movie.
I love the new Noir design because I haven’t seen him since Shattered Dimensions, he’s voiced by Nick Cage, and he’s meta af.
“Are we gonna talk about him while he stares at us?”
Fun fact: when they animated Miles (especially during his spider arc), he moves at a choppy 2 frames in the 30pfs this movie shoots at while everyone else is silky and smooth at 1 fps.
However when he starts to accept the responsibility and expectations of Spider-Man, he begins to smooth out every other frame until the end.
Correction, miles is animated on 2s and the others are on 1s, not 1fps lol (that means how many frames there's a new drawing, whereas fps is frames per second. 1fps would be holding a still image for a whole second which is. Not smooth lmao)
@@cartooncrazy9883 oh my bad!
Thanks for the clarification!
(Damn, remind me not to animate lol)
It’s so funny that they called his roomate his “guy-in-the-chair”
26:06 the moment everything went to shit😂😂😂
That bagel really hit the spot
I am not a Spider-Man fan in any way shape or form... But this is one of my favorite movies of all time! It's a work of pure genius...
Pixar makes gorgeous movies, but MY GOD was this movie a breath of fresh air! There's so much to be done with animation yet for a long while things seemed to be stuck in a same-y, plastic-y rut until Spiderverse came along and reminded people just how much fun you can have with animation.
Fun fact: The Tom Holland Spiderman took most of its references from Miles' comic origin not the other way around.
Can we appreciate these dudes for not watching the new Spiderman for us/the content? Also, people be sleeping on Peter Porker. Dudes got Toon Force on his side along with Spiderpowers.
I remember at least three "main" spider women. The one called Spider-woman, Jessica Drew, then there's Cindy Moon aka Silk and finally Gwen Stacy as Spider Gwen who now goes by Ghost-Spider I believe. There has been tons of others though. MJ has been one too and one of Peter Parker clones was a woman, she hanged around the X-Men I think...
Into the Spider-Verse and Across the Spider-Verse are both masterpieces in my eyes.
26:04 if you know, you know damn well why this is even funnier now.
I just love the screen flip after Miles’ leap of faith.
He’s not falling he’s soaring 41:34
Rising!
“Oh dude he threw the bagel at him”
😏
Apparently, this can be watched in 3D. I watched "Heroes Reforged" movie reaction to this, and they had 3D glasses and absolutely loved the animation even more.
Uncle Aaron: *gets shot*
Miguel: *”Bro It’s A Canon Event”*
😂😂😂
If you know, you know
50:33 actually Ned is based off Ganke, from the Miles Morales comics. Ned is actually kind of a jerk in the actual comics (I think for Peter Parker or Gwen Stacy’s)
17:19 I love how the "AAAAAAAHHHHH!!!" gets parallelled by the "WOOOOOOOOO!!!" in the iconic "What's Up Danger" Leap of Faith scene! Ladies, Gents, and Friends, *THIS. IS. CINEMA!*
Into The Spiderverse and Across The Spiderverse are the most amazing movies I've seen, and they hold a special place in my heart. I'm glad to see you guys reacting to this masterpiece!
It's a small detail that goes unsaid, after his fall from the building Miles always ties his shoes.
28:07
There's Jessica Drew
May "Mayday" Parker
Cindy Moon
There's also Felicia Hardy as Night-Spider
39:50 see how 4 grown men go from laughing to near silence, it’s like they were all personally having that talk with their own dads
One of my favorite parts about the climax and miles jumping off the building isnt even from the movie itself but from the script of that scene that was shared.
"He isnt falling....hes rising"
gives me CHILLS when I think about it. This movie is probably my favorite adaptation of spiderman and ive been a fan of the comics since 1998.
@H-Man no Spider-Gwen is one of the newer ones. Spider-Woman and Spider-Girl are both long standing characters in the comics. Around the time they started coming up with the idea of the Spider-Verse (some time after Miles got so popular in the comics and they wanted to bring him into the mainline comics cause he originated in an alternate universe) they started coming up with a bunch of ideas including Spider-Gwen but she does have one of the sicker costumes.
18:20 I appreciate that when Miles shocks Peter B., you don't see Peter B.'s skeleton like most cartoons would show you, you see his nervous system. Because our nervous systems are what carry electrical impulses to and from our brains. Getting shocked is not the same as getting an X-ray.
26:44 Before Miles masters his powers, he's animated on twos (a choppier framerate) to make his motions look more staccato and rougher because he's less experienced. All the other Spider-people are animated on ones because they're more graceful. After getting the hang of his powers, Miles gets animated on ones as well, because he can visually handle the fluidity of it.
I love how this movie (unsure whether it’s this one or Into the Spider-verse) where depending on which theater you go to watch it there are just slight changes to the movie to kinda mimic the different versions of reality in multiverses and that’s really cool it got me feeling out to find the small differences of the same movie
Spidey *is* holding back, because during the whole body switch arc in the comics with Doc Ock; Ock (in Pete’s body) punched Scorpion with full force and dislocated his jaw if I remember correctly. Even Ock was surprised by how much strength this scrawny kid had, but never fully used
13:34 If you pause, you can see the 5 little blobs that shot out of the collider. Each blob was one of the Spider-people you meet later in the movie. You met one already, and she wears teal pointe shoes and has an eyebrow piercing. (She met Miles earlier than the explosion because it sent her back in time.)
41:27 Miles broke the glass because unlike before, he didn't relax to let go of the building before jumping off. He was still stuck to it because he was still scared, and he STILL jumped anyway. It's that courage that makes him a great superhero.
44:24 OMG, You've gotta love the background graphics and the dialogue for Spider-Man Noir: JAB! SLUG! *APPLESAUCE* "Is that all you got? Are you gonna fight or are you just bumping gums?" "You hard-boiled turtle slapper!"
26:00 When Miles throws the begal it briefly says BEGAL over the man's head
Lol not him asking the one question that you’re not allowed to ask about where they were swinging them 😂😂😂
I’ve been binging reactions to this after watching the sequel, glad to see y’all do one!
36:14 fun fact: in the comics, one of Wolverine’s friends commits suicide by sneaking up on Spider-Man while he was fully wound up from a fight with Wolverine. Spider-Man wasn’t looking and swung as hard as he could, thinking that Wolverine was coming to fight again. Iirc, Wolverine’s friend was on the run from some bad guys and that was the only way out she could find.
26:04 Remember this bagel. It will be important to the plot.
Yeah when I was watching across I didn't know it was him though
“This is just Peter’s life if it didn’t work out” you mean just his life 😭😭 he’s literally never gotten a break
Ned is actually from Miles Morales’ story. Peter Parker doesnt have a friend named Ned, thats actually Miles’ guy in the chair and its also the reason he doesnt have much screentime in either spiderverse movies. its because they dont want to seem too similar to tom hollands movies.
I'm rly glad you reacted to this movie, I'd assumed you'd all watched it already. I envy the feeling of getting to watch it for the first time. I assume watching across the spiderverse for the first time will be just as enjoyable
(At 29:25) Nooo, he said, "It's not going to work. They're gone."
But I am a little surprised Tombstone was in this movie.
And if you're wondering, Yes, he's albino.
I always found everyone's shock from two Spider-Men funny. As a comic fan myself, it was no surprise to me because not only has Miles been a thing since 2011, before him, there was Peter's Clones & his teenage daughter.
12:24 "How long has Peter been Spider-Man?" He's 26 in the movie, and he was bitten when he was 16, so he's been doing this for about 10 years.
The Peter from Miles' universe met Tony Stark, He's like a future Tom Holland Spiderman
26:05 There it is! The Bagel Effect!
The free dlc suit was for the First Insomniac Spider-man game, The spider-verse suit came with the miles morales game.
You wouldn’t believe how many spider man versions there are, there’s one that’s a hive mind of spiders in a suit
26:06 Honestly what I consider the funniest part of the movie.
17:30 The numbers on the sidewalk are there to remind us that this was Spider 42, which we also saw on the abdomen of the spider that bit Miles, in the intro sequence.
Sadly the new one, “Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse,” doesn’t come out on streaming till December, the good thing is that the third movie, “Spider-Man Beyond the Spider-Verse,” is coming out in March so u guys will get to see Beyond right after u watch Across.
Also another cool thing to go back and look at, when Miles is learning how to be a Spider-man and struggling early on in the movie. He's actually animated at 12 frames per second instead of the normal 24 which gives him a subtle jankiness to his movements that you won't consciously pick up on but your eye notices something's janky with him.
37:13 "It doesn't pay to be an uncle in the Spider-Verse." No, it usually doesn't. However, there have been timelines where Uncle Ben was bitten and Peter was still a little boy, or just other timelines where Uncle Ben was the one who got powers instead of Peter.
To give you an idea of how much spider-man holds back. When Doc Ock became Superior Spider-man. He punched the scorpions jaw off his face.
Peni Parker's class mates are literally the Eva Crew xD
28:04 I was wondering why Gwen met Miles before the collider exploded, because the explosion was what brought all the other Spider-people here to Miles' dimension. So I was left asking how she got there if the collider didn't send her there. But then she said "I was blown into last week, literally." She DID get sent in with that explosion, she just went back in time and met Miles the week before he got to meet everyone else.
28:06 In the main 616 universe, we have Jessica Drew (Spider-Woman), Cindy Moon (Silk), Aña Corazon (Araña/Spider-Girl), Julia Carpenter (Arachne). Probably missing some.
Fun Fact: Cindy is in the MCU. She was Peter’s classmate. The asian girl.
I know less about Miles’ universe (Earth 1610). But I remember that Jessica Drew is also Spider-Woman there, but in this universe, she is Peter’s female clone.
Captain America keeps up with skill; he isn’t as strong as Spider-Man.
Thor also holds back, and MUCH more than Peter.
Thor can do shit like wrestle the World Engine, which is basically like wrestling multiple universes at once.
even Cap's best skills are useless in a serious fight with Spidey. his reflexes, including Spider-Sense, can't be matched by Cap in any way
@@leonardolonghi3472 Logically, yes.
But he has somehow managed to beat Spider-Man even when he was using the Iron Spider suit.
Just with skill.
Which doesn’t make sense, because the sheer difference in speed plus the spider-sense should have made Peter win. Especially if he was enhanced by the suit.
@@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770 again, a "serious" Spider-Man wouldn't let him land a single hit
I suppose you're referring to comic Civil War 1 fight, and that's regular restrained Spider-Man just wearing a fancy suit (which I consider as a restraint itself), definitely not "serious"
if the writers had all their characters just be at their full potential the whole time, most stories would end after 3 pages
literally any story involving The Hulk would immediately end, because Max Power Hulk is something that outclasses almost any being in the Marvel Universe (although, "Max Power Hulk" doesn't even exist, by Hulk's rules)
When you realize that the one being hit with a bagel by Miles is Spot😆
16:47 this just reminded me so much of the “jump” scene in Venom and he just takes the elevator instead lol.
I didn't realize that we couldn't see where their webs stick to until someone mentioned it to me- ig it's God saying "I got you" or they Doflamingo it with the clouds like he does with his string lmao
It has to be said that in Spiderman-Noir's origin story, his uncle Benjamin was literally eaten by his version of Vulture who's a cannibal. And even he thinks that Miles' has a hardcore origin story.
9:32 The "coloring" you're talking about is called Chromatic Aberration. The animators used it in place of motion blur or the blurriness you get when something in your vision is out-of-focus.
Also, not a lot of people realize this, but the Peter from Miles's universe is not *our* Spiderman. The second Peter is *our* Spiderman - his life is much closer to what actually happens in the mainline comics, and in some capacity I'm pretty sure he actually is meant to be earth 616 Peter, or at least very close. In the comic lore, Miles lives in the "Ultimate" universe, which is a parallel reimagining of the "canon" Marvel stories.
This movie took them 5 years to get the animation techniques figured out, it's why even though it didn't do great at the box office it was basically garunteed to get a sequel cause they had invested so much already into it. But I think it killed on home video sales/rentals.
Also apparently this movie IS in 3D I saw some guys react to it in 3D and they said it was a totally different and WAY better experience and I was SUPER fucking jealous... I'm trying to figure out where I can get a 3D copy of it now to check it out myself.
Was that the Heroes Reforged reaction to the 3D ITSV?
@@alexkramerblogs it was! I was like yo I need to see this in 3d now lol
[36:06] In The Amazing Spider-Man #700 "Dying Wish" Doc Ock body swaps with Peter leaving Peter to die in his body, eventually the bit of Peter that was left talks Doc Ock into continue fighting crime. One day he gets into a fight with Scorpion since he was attacking Aunt May (who at this point was J. Jonah Jameson's Step-Mom ), he not knowing Peter was holding back proceeds to punch Scorpion in the jaw which brutally severs it
Fun fact: In spider-man homecoming, Ned is actually based of of Miles's best friend, so they had to change Miles's friends personality
Fan Fact: You'll notice that a lot of well known products and places in this movie have a slightly different name or look to them (Like Coca-Cola is Coca-Soda or T-Mobile is C-Mobile). The writers of this movie actually went out and asked those groups what names they considered using before eventually settling on what we know them as now.
Fed ex became Red Ex and NYPD is PDNY