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nestoryavithFeb 23, 2019

This isn't just an animation, it's a comic book. It's style and art design is so jaw dropping and fun you'll feel like you are actually reading a comic book. Miles Morales is finally home at the big screen where he belongs. This is a 10 withThis isn't just an animation, it's a comic book. It's style and art design is so jaw dropping and fun you'll feel like you are actually reading a comic book. Miles Morales is finally home at the big screen where he belongs. This is a 10 with a super duper bad-ass seal of approval.… Expand

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mainstreamkidFeb 23, 2019

This movie is great. The voice acting is excellent, the plot is just fine, and the animation is out of this world. It's definitely this movie's biggest strength.

What hurt the movie the most was its "trendy" soundtrack, or rather, when itThis movie is great. The voice acting is excellent, the plot is just fine, and the animation is out of this world. It's definitely this movie's biggest strength.

What hurt the movie the most was its "trendy" soundtrack, or rather, when it was being played. Whenever the movie tried to make us care about whatever was happening by playing some emotional "trendy" music, my mind'd go "Yeah, that seems forced."

All that said, Spider-Man Into The Spider-Verse is the most unique super-hero movie I've ever seen and that's mostly thanks to its incredible stylized "comic-like" animation.… Expand

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RainXH11Feb 22, 2019

this is how superhero movies should be like
this movie do the comic a big justice and that scene when miles take the leap of faith and become spider-man badaasss scene, that scene alone worth 10/10

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PCRKNIGHTFeb 22, 2019

Absolutely incredible, stunning animation, thrilling action, hilarious and moving in equal measure. A must see in all regards.

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CartoonshiFeb 22, 2019

Words can't begin to describe how incredible this film is. Not only is the animation absolutely mind blowing and bursting with originality and life, but the jokes always land, the characters are likeable, the story is incredibly engaging, theWords can't begin to describe how incredible this film is. Not only is the animation absolutely mind blowing and bursting with originality and life, but the jokes always land, the characters are likeable, the story is incredibly engaging, the soundtrack absolutely rocks and it even has some surprising emotional weight. Dare I say this, but Spider-Verse might just be the best Spider-Man movie ever made.… Expand

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eagleeyevikingFeb 22, 2019

Gorgeously animated and skilfully plotted, "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" is a refreshing take at the web slinger with plenty of heart and humour.

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cbirdFeb 22, 2019

I heard this was a good movie, but I was surprised when I actually got time to see it. This is by far the best Spider-Man movie that has been released and a must-watch.

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DjakeirFeb 22, 2019

Every so often a film arrives and it tries to reinvent the wheel. Many of these attempts fail, however, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse manages to achieve something highly unique in style. This uniqueness makes everything that plays out onEvery so often a film arrives and it tries to reinvent the wheel. Many of these attempts fail, however, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse manages to achieve something highly unique in style. This uniqueness makes everything that plays out on screen seem highly original and entertaining.

The plot was good, although some aspects of it could have been developed further. The charm of the typical spider man was achieved. With regards to the multiple spider men and women in parallel universes, it was interesting and provided an edge and some interesting concepts, however, I could have done with a gentler ease into anime and warner bros. The movie is clearly designed for kids and I couldn't help but unwind while watching this film and not think about it too much. I have a feeling that this film will become a childhood favorite for many of the younger generation who watched this whilst also being appreciated by older generations also.… Expand

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eli_fjrDec 21, 2018

Even better than what the reviews are saying. The music and art choices are fantastic. To me, this art film project came out of nowhere.

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BulgarianCriticFeb 21, 2019

I loved every part of this movie.The animations were stunning the comedy was hilarious and the story and message it told was good.GO WATCH IT WITH NOW I NEED MORE VERSES

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ranjan04rajeevFeb 20, 2019

this movie was genuinely fresh, beautiful and kinetic, a perfect comic book visual style movie, with the blend of sound and movement. story in it self is not extraordinary, theme also remains somewhat similar to old movies, but the executionthis movie was genuinely fresh, beautiful and kinetic, a perfect comic book visual style movie, with the blend of sound and movement. story in it self is not extraordinary, theme also remains somewhat similar to old movies, but the execution is great, which makes it unique in its own style.… Expand

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ScienceAdvisorFeb 20, 2019

Cliches, tropes, femanistic overtones, plot holes galore, and a high degree of implausibility (especially the size of Green Goblin and Kingpin) that rips you from immersion on a regular basis. Combined with a low rendered frame rate duringCliches, tropes, femanistic overtones, plot holes galore, and a high degree of implausibility (especially the size of Green Goblin and Kingpin) that rips you from immersion on a regular basis. Combined with a low rendered frame rate during non-combat scenes (low FPS so lip syncing is terrible), and a bizarre decision to render some of the 3D models with full physically based perfection, while the rest is cell shaded, add to the lack of immersion in what little story there is. Two of the spider characters are also terrible additions, that turn this into a very jeuvinile experience half-way through the movie. This is about as creative as dropping three hits of LSD, grabbing a couple of cans of paint, and decorating the neighbourhood in chaos. You either have to be a child, have a very low threshold for entertainment, or have been living in a cave to think this was anything other than mediocre. If that does describe you, they you are going to like this (a lot apparently).… Expand

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GrusFeb 20, 2019

Very bad plot and awful animation. Not interesting characters and a lot of cliche

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AleKradFeb 18, 2019

It was pretty good, Im a university student and I really **** hate Marvel and D.C movies, in general I hate superheros movies, but this one, was a incredible exception, Im so happy to see it at the cinema in time, seriously, it was worth.It was pretty good, Im a university student and I really **** hate Marvel and D.C movies, in general I hate superheros movies, but this one, was a incredible exception, Im so happy to see it at the cinema in time, seriously, it was worth. Yeah, maybe sometimes its a little bit.. slow. But it Works at the end. And the animation, pure poesy.… Expand

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JustanoFeb 17, 2019

Fresh, funny, and amazing Spider-Man. It was like no other super hero movie. In every sense it was as if a comic book were coming alive.

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RetrodoxFeb 15, 2019

its good but not that great it falls into a lot of family genre movie tropes,the hero fails but there are not lasting effects on him,the supporting characters are either just comical or just romantic interest they don't have purpose theirits good but not that great it falls into a lot of family genre movie tropes,the hero fails but there are not lasting effects on him,the supporting characters are either just comical or just romantic interest they don't have purpose their extremely forgettable and obviously plot shoe ins.The third act is a Plato to say the least,its way to predictable and uninteresting I wanted the movie to end by that point which is another thing I don't like about this film it is extensively long 15 mins of the film would be nice, still the better of the batch of the family genre.… Expand

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NothingReviewsFeb 15, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I've always love spiderman from comics, animated series, video games, and movies and it's been in my childhood for basically my whole life. Spiderman: Into the Spider-Verse is by far the best animated film last year and I would recommend everyone to watch this movie.

I have a lot of positive things to say but let me say one thing, I feel like the other spidermen that I think they arrived mid-way to the film such as Spider-ham, Spiderman Noir and Peni Parker, I felt like they didn't have much character development. However, I don't really get bothered with that as they were performed excellently by the voice actor and actress so I don't really care. Okay now for the positive: First off, the animation looks amazing, it gives you the sense of the old-style of comic books which is very nostalgic and actually looks beautiful to your eyes. I thought Miles Morals I was a great main character and I thought Shameik did a great job and so as the other voice actors and hearing Nicolas cage, OMG he was good. Kingpin was a really good villain, he had a good reason as to the machine he is building and he's just all around a villain you don't want to mess with. Even the other villains like Prowler (which had a good twist that me actually surprised). Miles Moral's relationship with Gwen and his parents felt natural and not cliche and it just felt real almost. Again there are twists that actually made me surprised and there were unexpected moments which made me shocked and I have to give credits to the directors who decided to do that. The music in this movie is fantastic, sunflower was pretty good but What's up danger really was the highlight. It sounded like a villain's theme song. However, it's going towards Miles after his uncle revealed he was Prowler and he gets shot. It's like he took the roles of his uncle and his father and make it better. Aunt May sits there with a cup of tea and says "took you long enough" and first of all, badass. The song fits perfectly with Miles as he does the leap of faith which clearly he was nervous because the glass breaks meaning he was stuck to the glass which I thought was pretty awesome. This is one of my favorite animated featured and probably one of my favorite spidermen movies and I highly recommend it… Expand

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RyokatsuFeb 15, 2019

I think everyone should see this movie. It looks great, the animation is a MASTERPIECE in art. Animators should learn from it because this is how the animation should look like. It's creative, different, original..

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JortigoFeb 14, 2019

Everything is great on this tape.
I love the color balance,
bright in every way.

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CyberRobotnixFeb 11, 2019

It looks like a dream, it's thus far the best-looking movie I've ever watched and by far the most entertaining. This is art, just put it, it is bloody art.

Though, I don't like the pace at which the movie is going, it's honestly a little slow.

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ZemicsFeb 11, 2019

This is the spider-man movie every fan has been waiting for!!! I was scared, at first, that this movie was going to fail due the the lack of marketing it got( last summer), but I love the fact that it has been so successful. You have to watchThis is the spider-man movie every fan has been waiting for!!! I was scared, at first, that this movie was going to fail due the the lack of marketing it got( last summer), but I love the fact that it has been so successful. You have to watch this movie in I-max. Now, onto the real review. The story is absolutely amazing. While it may seem like another generic superhero story at the start, hidden beneath is an absolutely amazing coming of age story with well thought out dialogue and sub plots. The aesthetic (different form animation) is jaw dropping. The music is also good. The only complaint I have is that the animation can be a little choppy at times, but you get used to it after a few minutes. I give it a 10/10.… Expand

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RadReviewerFeb 8, 2019

Fun, Exciting and Exhilarating. A great watch for both adults and kids. looking forward to more adventures with the Miles Morales Spider-Man

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Wschmitty23Feb 8, 2019

This movie isn't just a good animated movie but a great movie overall. This movie is like watching your favorite comic book movie come to screen. Its like nothing I have ever seen on film and is really one of the best films of the year.This movie isn't just a good animated movie but a great movie overall. This movie is like watching your favorite comic book movie come to screen. Its like nothing I have ever seen on film and is really one of the best films of the year. Scenes from it still give me chills and the sound track is straight FIRE. If you have not seen it yet then you are doing yourself an injustice. TOP 5 Film of the year. Hope they break out a sequel… Expand

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MiniMovieManiacFeb 6, 2019

People never thought that Sony, buy themselves, could make a good Spider-Man movie and that this would fall flat on its face. I have never been happier to be wrong about a movie because this could possibly be the best Spider-Man movie wePeople never thought that Sony, buy themselves, could make a good Spider-Man movie and that this would fall flat on its face. I have never been happier to be wrong about a movie because this could possibly be the best Spider-Man movie we have ever gotten. From the great animation to the feeling of being put right into a comic book and along for the ride with Miles as he becomes the new Spider-Man. Great characters and backstories that were handled very well did the movie justice and keeps you invested for the whole movie. This film should win best animated picture at the Oscars, and yes that means beating Incredibles 2. The characters, script, story, and comedy all blend together to make a great super hero movie and one that anyone of any age will enjoy watching.… Expand

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JappleseedFeb 5, 2019

I usually dislike spiderman films and try to avoid them but a friend asked me to join him in this viewing. I came in thinking this would be a cheap hero cash grab production of yet another super hero flick. But I was pleasntly surprised byI usually dislike spiderman films and try to avoid them but a friend asked me to join him in this viewing. I came in thinking this would be a cheap hero cash grab production of yet another super hero flick. But I was pleasntly surprised by the style of the movie. The sound track was well put together and matched the theme of the movie perfectly. My only complaint is there was so much action and movement going on that it sometimes dizzying. It was well done and enjoyable and otherwise.… Expand

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ZJHFeb 5, 2019

It's incredibly great.I never seen this gorgeous animation Marvel's movie before December 14,2018.It's really attractive to me and I give it 10 stars.The movie is beautiful in an artistic way.

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AndremaxFeb 5, 2019

Kind of animation which Spiderverse is paradoxically the comic artistic and realistic, which for itself is pure innovator. More than a superhero movie full of battle, Spiderverse knows how develops their characters, especially Morales, beyondKind of animation which Spiderverse is paradoxically the comic artistic and realistic, which for itself is pure innovator. More than a superhero movie full of battle, Spiderverse knows how develops their characters, especially Morales, beyond uses humor in form absolutely precise.… Expand

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JoeyCORNER2001Dec 26, 2018

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is not only the best-animated film I've ever seen but also, quite frankly, the BEST FILM I'VE SEEN IN MY ENTIRE LIFE PERIOD. It was funny, touching, heartfelt, gorgeously animated and just awe-strucking. ItSpider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is not only the best-animated film I've ever seen but also, quite frankly, the BEST FILM I'VE SEEN IN MY ENTIRE LIFE PERIOD. It was funny, touching, heartfelt, gorgeously animated and just awe-strucking. It truly is a work of art and it's a one-of-a-kind experience you should not miss. 10/10 would definitely see again!… Expand

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Jes1310Feb 4, 2019

the first hour or so, is one of the most entaining movies of 2018. The final 15 minutes are just plain stupid. But overall a nice and very surprising take on the Spiderman universe.

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MrSaltieCroc2OFeb 2, 2019

So not too long ago i saw this movie because my friend wouldn’t stop recommending it to me and because it looked goddamn amazing, and, not to my surprise, I loved it and I defenitly think that it’s my favourite movie that I’ve seen this year,So not too long ago i saw this movie because my friend wouldn’t stop recommending it to me and because it looked goddamn amazing, and, not to my surprise, I loved it and I defenitly think that it’s my favourite movie that I’ve seen this year, and I know that the writers of this movie know their stuff, it’s a creative movie not only with it’s premis and writing, but with it’s animation, the style is unique and colourful but not in “colours here, there and everywhere” kind of way like the my little pony movie or trolls, but it uses colours in a creative and fun way that match the idea of different versions of a character (in this case spider man) going into a different universe, it’s sort of hard to explain but the colours just match the tone perfectly, anyway, let’s face it, this movie is a nearly 2 hour long (yes that is true look it up) comic book, thought/speech bubbles and words appear on the screen quite a lot and it’s another reason why this movie is so creative and unique among other movies nowadays and I am happy that Sony has made a great movie because of the horror that was the emoji movie in 2017, but the probably main reason why it was so great considering it was made by Sony is because Marvel were doing it with them, same case with Arthur Christmas which was also made by Aardman animation, it’s jokes are actually very funny and creative in a way and the Miles “Hey” thing basically became a meme, Overall, this is up there with Spider Man 2 and Homecoming as one of the greats in spider man movie history.… Expand

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spidey171201Jan 31, 2019

This movie is so brilliant. Almost everything are perfect! This movie definitely made by spider-man fans. Best animated film ever!

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consultcritictbJan 30, 2019

7 for being really fun, nicely paced, and well animated, minus 3 for cliché bs and too hard to ignore plot holes. although the humor was not too forced for a superhero movie, they could've toned it down at times and direct the plot into a7 for being really fun, nicely paced, and well animated, minus 3 for cliché bs and too hard to ignore plot holes. although the humor was not too forced for a superhero movie, they could've toned it down at times and direct the plot into a more serious and impactful tone… Expand

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jneeleyJan 30, 2019

One of the best films of 2018! The animation, plot, and script were all excellent.

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hardcorekiddJan 26, 2019

Teen Miles Morales becomes Spider-Man of his reality, crossing his path with five counterparts from another dimensions to stop a threat for all realities. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse matches bold storytelling with striking animation forTeen Miles Morales becomes Spider-Man of his reality, crossing his path with five counterparts from another dimensions to stop a threat for all realities. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse matches bold storytelling with striking animation for a purely enjoyable adventure with heart, humor, and plenty of superhero action. I'll give Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse an A+. (10/10)… Expand

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DarthNihilusJan 25, 2019

I have to say I wasn't sure what to expect from this movie when it was announced. After seeing it, I'm convinced it has to be one of the most beautifully animated movies I've ever seen. The direction and art style is truly visually stunningI have to say I wasn't sure what to expect from this movie when it was announced. After seeing it, I'm convinced it has to be one of the most beautifully animated movies I've ever seen. The direction and art style is truly visually stunning and the story is actually pretty nice. It helps expand the mythos behind the Spider-Man mythos in new and interesting ways without doing too much. I especially liked the fact that they used Miles as the main character instead of Peter. It showed an appreciation for diversity that is often lacking in films. Top notch film that will be on many people's favorites list.… Expand

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MarvelJoeJan 25, 2019

What I like about Spider-Man as a hero is that he takes risk and always gets back up no matter how many times he gets put down. What this movie shows about Miles Morales is that he'll make mistakes and soon learn from them in the end.

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ThrenodistJan 24, 2019

As long as you do not hate animated movies, this is the best Spider-man movie to date. Adding to that, is the most authentic comic book adaptation. The core message is a modern take of superheroes.

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OnaskJan 23, 2019

Sin duda una de las sorpresas y películas de este 2018. Y personalmente la mejor cinta del trepamuros. Uno de los diseños artísticos y estilísticos del cine de animación más depurados e impactantes que he tenido el placer de contemplar. UnaSin duda una de las sorpresas y películas de este 2018. Y personalmente la mejor cinta del trepamuros. Uno de los diseños artísticos y estilísticos del cine de animación más depurados e impactantes que he tenido el placer de contemplar. Una historia divertida, diferente, con un rediseño de los grandes villanos de nuestro vecino y amigo favorito increíbles y un humor brutal para niños y adultos (en serio, no me reía así en el cine desde hace mucho).

Una película hecha por y para la gente geek, friki y amante de la cultura pop. Hacía mucho tiempo que no salía tan satisfecho del cine tras ver una película encima a precio reducido por ser miércoles (y me da rabia no haber pagado el precio completo porque se lo merece). No puedo esperar a tenerla en blu-ray y disfrutarla de nuevo en mi casa.

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LajaleaaJan 22, 2019

"That's all it is Miles. A leap of faith."
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( 93/100 ) . Hace ya más de tres semanas que vi esta película y me duele muchísimo haber pospuesto este escrito. El dolor existe por la misma pasión que Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse prendió en"That's all it is Miles. A leap of faith."
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Hace ya más de tres semanas que vi esta película y me duele muchísimo haber pospuesto este escrito. El dolor existe por la misma pasión que Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse prendió en mi y posponer ese grito de opinión sobre este proyecto me ha abrumado mucho. Pero no más, hoy se escribe y hoy se publica. Tan tarde como temprano.
No hay duda, mis amigos, las críticas y la voz de todos lo declaran: Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse es mágica, increíble y, simplemente, llena de una vida que contagia una cantidad de energía insostenible, pero que, también, nos enseña a controlar.
Está dirigida por Bob Persichetti, quien domina la dimensión animada, Rodney Rothman, quien domina la parte narrativa, y Peter Ramsey, quien aprovecha la habilidad de estos chicos para expresar una visión propia. Entre los tres se nota cierto acuerdo y consenso entre el propósito del proyecto en general: la diversidad. La diversidad es un valor muy importante para la película, pues gracias a ella existen expresiones de dinamismo y creatividad de importante aporte. Esto se demuestra en una historia inclusiva que logra acoplar una gama totalmente drástica de personajes. Escrita por Phil Lord, quien se da el trabajo de investigar y respetar el perfil de los personajes que usa, la historia es un golpe de adrenalina increíble, pues saca los elementos más poderosos de cada uno de ellos. Contada desde los ojos de un chico cuyo contexto socio-político es tenso, da un símbolo que representa a una gama muy amplia de sociedades. Sin embargo, no lleva al símbolo al conflicto político y, en cambio, decide explotar el valor de esa inclusión proponiendo direcciones de prosperidad. En medio de una animación espectacular y una historia amigable, llena de comedia de calidad y cierta moralidad, hay un ingenio que presenta una historia tanto realista como razonable, inclinada a la lógica y emotividad humana, y, lo mejor, sin ser sensible. Otro de los méritos del guión es que los personajes y sus contextos ayudan mucho al argumento tanto cómico como moral, lo cual hace de todo el trayecto, uno muy solido. La animación que se presenta, exalta, cansa y le exige a uno mismo a tener los ojos muy abiertos, muy despiertos ante la velocidad de las situaciones, y cuando te esfuerzas por participar en ese ritmo te encuentras corriendo y saltando junto a los personajes, en el mismo conflicto, en la misma satisfacción. En la cuestión de la actuación o drama, sin ser sensible, los personajes están escritos para que sus decisiones reflejen problemas reales en la sociedad y no es difícil identificarse con ellos, sus dilemas y cargas personales.
En Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse se nota la unión de varias intenciones y todas cooperan con fervor para lograr este impacto. Lo que más aprendí de esta película es a no tener miedo. No tener miedo a ser la mejor versión de mi mismo, a luchar por lo que considero correcto y esforzarme por aprender y desarrollar todas mis propias habilidades. Me lo enseñó a través de esa valentía que tienen los directores, quienes no temen a crear un universo que no quepa dentro de la pantalla; no temen a los detalles, a la velocidad, a los colores y a la explotación de los elementos; no le temen a presentar una historia que refleje la realidad, pero en vez de criticarla, protesta proponiendo una solución. Pero mi más grande admiración está en que no le tienen miedo a usar la esencia y el poder del cine qué, en las manos equivocadas, serían inestables, pero en sus manos, que demostraron ser las correctas, estos elementos se convirtieron en un producto organizado, sustentable, solido y con un valor que se puede explorar extensamente.
Recuerdo que salí de la sala pensando: "Isra, tú tampoco tengas miedo. Crea mundos, personajes y situaciones que nadie pueda anticipar, que reflejen lo verdadero pero que no se detengan en la crítica, sino que exploren la posterioridad de las decisiones importantes." No es Spider-Man, es cada uno de nosotros, que puede encontrar su juventud, su energía y su propósito en sí mismos, en nuestra propia dimensión y en nuestras propias decisiones, solo es cuestión de tener fe. Fe en uno mismo.… Expand

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bfoore90Jan 20, 2019

Absolutely incredible in every sense of the word. The visuals, the story, the music, the voice acting (especially Cage, Steinfeld and Johnson) are stellar. I'm not a fan of Miles Morales or the character but this movie far exceeded myAbsolutely incredible in every sense of the word. The visuals, the story, the music, the voice acting (especially Cage, Steinfeld and Johnson) are stellar. I'm not a fan of Miles Morales or the character but this movie far exceeded my expectations in every way.… Expand

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JazzwazlerJan 20, 2019

7.3/10

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123undedJan 19, 2019

ordinary animated film that lacks any individual creativity. i only ever liked the sam raimi films.

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RealAyadJan 19, 2019

This movie is absolutely amazing. The movie fools you when you think that a certain moment is coming and blows your mind into another situation. Absolutely loved the movie, would recommend watching.

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ARGzelderJan 19, 2019

Sin lugar a dudas Sony ha logrado traer a la pantalla la mejor historia del origen de Spider-Man, acompañado de una animación que innova y sobresale a lo largo de todo el film. Ésta historia se adapta perfectamente a toda audiencia y lograSin lugar a dudas Sony ha logrado traer a la pantalla la mejor historia del origen de Spider-Man, acompañado de una animación que innova y sobresale a lo largo de todo el film. Ésta historia se adapta perfectamente a toda audiencia y logra entretener y divertir de una sorprendente.
La historia esta centrada en Miles Morales, un estudiante de secundaria que es mordido por una araña radioactiva y se ve envuelto en una misión de gran escala para salvar la realidad con la ayuda de varios compañeros arácnidos de otras dimensiones quienes intentan inculcarle el valor y responsabilidad de ser Spider-Man.
La historia es asombrosa, se toma el tiempo de desarrollar no sólo a Miles como personaje, sino a su entorno social, haciendo que en los momentos dramáticos uno pueda sentir empatía con el protagonista. La acción es vibrante gracias a la animación, rápida y colorida hace que todo fluya de un modo dinámico y armónico, lo mejor que he visto en el género.
Si hay algo malo por decir es que quizás la historia incluya contenido muy de nicho para quien no es acérrimo con el personaje. No puedo dejar de recomendar "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse", es de lo mejor que he visto en cuanto a animación en el año, todos los elementos funcionan perfectamente para brindar una película memorable.… Expand

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dharmaJan 19, 2019

The best animated film...let me correct that, one of the best film of 2018, is a thrilling, heart breaking film of epic proportion. The fact that it is animated is the icing on the cake: it has an art style that is bold and different,The best animated film...let me correct that, one of the best film of 2018, is a thrilling, heart breaking film of epic proportion. The fact that it is animated is the icing on the cake: it has an art style that is bold and different, emphasizing that this is literally a comic book that comes to life. However, such razzle dazzle will all be for nothing without an incredibly solid and engaging story line and characters. The fact that this film has loads of Spider-'men', each having their own arc is an amazing feat. It has also action set pieces that are incredible, the best in 2018. Literally, the best Spider-man flick since Sam Raimi's saga many years ago.… Expand

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LoletinAlexisJan 2, 2019

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is one of the best movies of the year.
A different and unique animation, a perfect soundtrack and a narrative and incredible characters.
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is the Spider-Man movie that wasSpider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is one of the best movies of the year.
A different and unique animation, a perfect soundtrack and a narrative and incredible characters.

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is the Spider-Man movie that was already needed.… Expand

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rwbronsonJan 17, 2019

...not to be alone

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse(90/100) A very different MCU movie experience. Most of the characters in this film were introduced after I stopped reading comics and were new to me. Humor Score(20/20) Maybe the...not to be alone

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse(90/100)

A very different MCU movie experience. Most of the characters in this film were introduced after I stopped reading comics and were new to me.

Humor Score(20/20) Maybe the funniest cast-wide performance in the MCU. Robert Downey Jr.'s wit on a troupe-wide scale.

"Death" Score(20/20) For a film that is so fast moving and funny this movie strikes a great balance with the mortality that is so evident in the unfolding events of the film and the backgrounds of the character's lives. Every time someone is in danger you really believe they might perish. The risks of the calling they've undertaken are at the forefront of the story and never far from our minds.

"Being Alone" Score(20/20) I don't know if I've seen a film since Witness that juggles so many big themes so well. With great power comes great responsibility and also, it seems, a good bit of isolation. Some of these characters have loved, lost, and decided not to love at all. Maybe as they save the world they can rescue the possibility of friendship for themselves as well.

Family Score(20/20) A third great theme. In a 2 hour movie there's only so much depth you can explore here but the scenes with Miles and and his dad are fabulous. The scene as dad drops him off for school is hilarious. The scene on either side of Miles' dorm room door is touching even though Miles doesn't(well, can't) say anything. You want Miles to reach out to his Dad for help at that point but he eventually finds his own way to deal with his problem. Their final encounter in the street makes me long to see how their relationship develops.

"Spider-Lair" Score(5/10) A tough scene to pull off and I don't think they quite did it. Given the composition of the full team this scene came off as a little silly.

Mise-En-Scene Score(5/10) The Collider battles were sometimes just a big splash of color. You couldn't tell what was happening.

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JackusBlackusJan 17, 2019

This is great animation. It has a great old-school vibe with some classic looks at times, but then there are some animation techniques that I have never seen before. The art and the atmospheric effects reminded me of Ralph Bakshi's Lord ofThis is great animation. It has a great old-school vibe with some classic looks at times, but then there are some animation techniques that I have never seen before. The art and the atmospheric effects reminded me of Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the Rings.

Spiderman fans (and super-hero fans, in general) might not like the story because it's not your typical comic-book story. But, I am not a fan of super-hero movies and the story is ok with me, except that the fight at the end is too long (like in every other super-hero movie).… Expand

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MarkHReviewsJan 16, 2019

I swore off animated movies. Having gone into a sugar coma while viewing the highly-regarded “Paddington 2” (2017), I vowed never again. In this case, I’m glad I broke the rules.

“Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” breaks plenty of rulesI swore off animated movies. Having gone into a sugar coma while viewing the highly-regarded “Paddington 2” (2017), I vowed never again. In this case, I’m glad I broke the rules.

“Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” breaks plenty of rules on its own. Along the way, it offers a variety of pleasant surprises. There’s a cameo by Stan Lee (creator of the Marvel Comics franchise) selling Spider-Man costumes and validating that we’re all Spider-Man by gruffly confirming that his one-size-fits-all costumes fit everybody - at some point. There’s Mahershala Ali (Uncle Aaron) not lighting up the screen with his presence, primarily because he’s not on the screen. There’s Liev Schreiber (Kingpin) showing his dramatic range by shifting from his dour, but excellent, role in “Ray Donovan” to Spider-Man’s dour nemesis. In a total shocker, there’s Nicholas Cage (Spider-Man Noir) appearing in an interesting movie. There’s Hailee Steinfeld (Spider-Woman/Gwen Stacy) in another transformative role. There’s Byron Tyree Henry as, wait for it, Jefferson Davis, the father of our Afro-Puerto Rican protagonist. It’s all just weird and wildly wonderful.

The plot is also predictably bizarre. As part of his plan for world domination, Kingpin has built an atomic collider that inadvertently creates a rip in the space/time continuum. Our protagonist Miles Morales (Shameik Moore – 2015’s “Dope”), a 16-year-old student at Brooklyn Visions Academy, is bitten by a mechanical spider. Soon enough, he explores his developing super powers and is out to thwart Kingpin. Because of the disruption in the space/time continuum, other Spider characters are able to come to his aid: the aforementioned Spider-Woman, Spider-Man (Chris Pine), Older Spider-Man/Peter B. Parker (Jake Johnson), Spider-Noir (Cage as a black-and-white character in a trench coat), and, my personal favorite, Spider-Ham/Peter Porker (John Mulaney) who bears a striking resemblance to Elmer Fudd. Back to the plot: on the brink of world disaster, they collectively save the day.

Even visually, this film is disorienting. There is conventional CGI, Ben-Day dots (used regularly in vintage comic books), an anime character (Peni Parker, voiced by Kimiko Glenn), thought balloons, even written sound effects reminiscent of the old “Batman” TV series (1966-1968). Directors Peter Ramsey, Rodney Rothman and Robert Persichetti, Jr. have pulled out all the stops. It’s all so bizarrely unique that Sony is reportedly trying to patent the processes used to craft these unique visual mash-ups.

If you are looking for a logical/linear story line or deep insight into the human condition, get serious. You really expected that from comic book characters?! But if you want a strange but wondrous adventure, in the immortal words of Steppenwolf (1968), “You don’t know what/We can find/Why don’t you come with me little (gender neutral pronoun)/On a magic carpet ride.”… Expand

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ViniciusBritoJan 15, 2019

Miles Morales lives in Brooklyn with spider-man around, in one day he got a bite from a spider, and for his surprise he ended up having spider-man's powers and more. In one day he found spider-man fighting his enemies in a machine, thatMiles Morales lives in Brooklyn with spider-man around, in one day he got a bite from a spider, and for his surprise he ended up having spider-man's powers and more. In one day he found spider-man fighting his enemies in a machine, that machine was a key to travel between another universes and for a sequence of facts a bunch of spider-men got in the same universe in need to go back home. Directed by Peter Ramsey, Bob Persichetti and Rodney Rothman. Written by Phil Lord and Rodney Rothman.
The story in this film is great, even if you know how it is going to end, it doesn't mean that you can't enjoy the whole journey full of surprises and great, memorable moments.I think that it was perfect what they established since the very beginning, telling and showing us that the events that we have already saw in another movies, comics or cartoons, did happened to that spider-man, it was so important because it made me care so much more about some events, events that got me crying. There is a funeral sequence in this movie that worked really hard, it gave the perspective from the society getting the message, you could feel the sadness, the lose of hope, an idol that inspired you being gone, you could feel all of that, it was great. The introduce you Peter Parker like it should, you already know him, so it just gave a little reminder of some interesting parts and, important, quickly. Now, the introdution of Miles Morales was perfect, you got to know him really fine, understand what he do, his struggles with family and school, and most important, that he is NOT a choosen person that was destined to be a super hero, he is a regular person like any of us, that has problems like any of us and by chance he got bitten by a spider that gave him powers. The whole journey for Miles in here is great and felt natural, things didn't felt off or over something, he is first normal and then got powers and a situation that he can't handle or understand, so in some moment he feels down and depressed and after some event with certain speech he got hope and find strenght to do something great, it isn't the most original thing ever, right? But trust me, the way it is done isn't conventional at all. The way things are setted up is a really good point as well, it helps in having emotional, funny and action moments, and all of that works in overall, there some bad jokes, or some not that good action, but, again, in overall it is really nice.
There are a lot of references about the whole spider-man culture that exist, about games, comics, old cartoons, old movies, everything, and they are all so great, they aren't just as free references that consumes time from the movie, it does works together with the story and it is really awesome. The school ambience im this film was really nice and real, wich is important, so as the neighborhood.
The main villain does have a good motivation to do what he is doing, even if it isn't much explored. There are another villains that show up, all nice looking and different. There are some moments during the last action moments that maybe was way to much, and some characters that felt so coincidence that really were there that showed up at some point. The multiverse in here is good explored. All the spider-something characterd that we have are different in many ways, they don't waste time telling a lot about each one of them, but they do let you know them better for what they say and do during their time on screen. Another thing that did got me hard in this movie was some dialogues that really let me thinking and learning about some good stuff. The turning point dialogue between Miles and his father really got me, remembered me of how strong family is. Other point was the one where they all understand each other, don't matter how different and strange you might be, there always is someone like you, that will understand and help to make the better version of you, even if they are from another universe.
The visual identity in this film is really great, it is different from most animations that are out there, it looks like modern comic books arts. It works really fine, in many aspects, and action is one of those, the colors jumping out the screen, all of that is really good. The soundtrack is another hight point in here, really heroic, in some moments remember the original scores from another movies or shows. The cinematography is really fun, the movimentation of the camera are really fun and intuitive. There are moments when what the character is thinking show up on screen like in a comic, or when a hit happens the "BOOM" is written on screen, just like the Batman tv show.
This film is really fun, there are some very nice deep moments, different spider people, not just people, that gives different layers to the characters, fantastic film.… Expand

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Crazy_ItalianJan 15, 2019

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is a masterful interpretation of what a spider-man movie should aspire to be, it hits so hard with stunning animation effects, a gripping story, incredible voice acting, likable characters, everything fits soSpider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is a masterful interpretation of what a spider-man movie should aspire to be, it hits so hard with stunning animation effects, a gripping story, incredible voice acting, likable characters, everything fits so well with the pacing of the movie. It gives so much love to fans both young and old, even a comic reader myself, i was still floored by the twists that came in this film.
It handles so smoothly to make a movie that everyone can enjoy, so that even people who aren't spider man fans can find something they can enjoy about this movie. However i cannot say its perfect, there are moments the movie can get a little hard to watch with the way the animation looks, a little seizure inducing at the climax, and unfitting music that comes in at unreasonable times, but in spite of what the movie gets right, these are minor complaints.
Spider-Verse is not at all what i expected, but i loved it anyway, it shows such an inspiring story, with sharp humor that comes in at the right time, that are coupled with well written characters that you can't wait to see what happens next.
In conclusion, spider-verse is not only the best Spider Man movie i have ever seen, it is also the best animated movie i have ever seen. A total must watch.… Expand

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HelplessRain731Jan 13, 2019

I LOVED IT! the movie was great and it also had its moments were it wasn't that funny but it was AWESOME!

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SrPepeJan 12, 2019

Es muy díficil que ponga un 10 a una película pero la verdad que esta me encanto y me fascino muchísimo. La historia es espectacular y los diversos Spider-Man son increíbles y excelentemente adaptados y trabajados. La animación al estiloEs muy díficil que ponga un 10 a una película pero la verdad que esta me encanto y me fascino muchísimo. La historia es espectacular y los diversos Spider-Man son increíbles y excelentemente adaptados y trabajados. La animación al estilo cómic es amazing, super acertado.
El humor es muy bueno y pega excelente con Spider-Man, y las referencias que hay por ahí para aquellos que somos fans hacen aún mejor la peli.… Expand

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NETMUSICJan 11, 2019

Easily the best animated film of 2018, and the second best Spider-Man movie after Spider-Man Homecoming last year. Everything about this movie is absolutely stunning and joyous.

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BowserMewJan 10, 2019

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The3AcademySinsJan 9, 2019

I didn't know it was possible, but somehow Into the Spiderverse brings freshness and innovation to the superhero genre. What is even more impressive is that it takes a new spin on the age-old Spiderman origin story. From a structuralI didn't know it was possible, but somehow Into the Spiderverse brings freshness and innovation to the superhero genre. What is even more impressive is that it takes a new spin on the age-old Spiderman origin story. From a structural standpoint, this movie is the complete package. The animation style and character design are a aesthetically pleasing mix of vintage and digital. The script packs emotional punches and hilarious laughs. The voice acting cast is great. This is a rollercoaster of a movie that has no right being as good as it is. Easily one of the best animated pictures of 2018.… Expand

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PhuckriticksJan 8, 2019

The art is cool, the basic depiction of characters possess a great urban feel. At times it looked blurry in spots. Spider-man is my favorite in the Marvel Universe, but this plot and story just aren't that great. I was bored.

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LatinCritic13Jan 8, 2019

This is arguably one of the best animated superhero movies ever made - period. Better hope that a spinoff or a continuation of Miles Morales' journey is in the works so everyone could see the brilliant message behind it thanks to the peopleThis is arguably one of the best animated superhero movies ever made - period. Better hope that a spinoff or a continuation of Miles Morales' journey is in the works so everyone could see the brilliant message behind it thanks to the people that made this film happen and to Stan Lee for creating Spider-Man who really is.… Expand

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EthanSchaarJan 8, 2019

This movie is good enough, to prove that it doesn´t have to be live action to be good. Spiderman into the spiderverse is intense, emotive, funny. A movie to enjoy with all family.

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AfonsoCarlosJan 8, 2019

This movie kept me interested from the first trailer up to the end credits, it has a great storyline, its beautifuly designed and includes clever gags for die hard fans. It is not a perfect movie but it is a damn fine spiderman film, the bestThis movie kept me interested from the first trailer up to the end credits, it has a great storyline, its beautifuly designed and includes clever gags for die hard fans. It is not a perfect movie but it is a damn fine spiderman film, the best out of all them. I had a great time watching this film and I cant wait to see where they build from here. (9.2/10)… Expand

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VirgonoShakaJan 7, 2019

WOW!!! I really didn't expect that one. Well, move over Homecoming, there is a new Spider King movie. Into the spider verse is not only fun, entertaining superheroe movie, with a great cast and a lot humanity, it is also the best lookingWOW!!! I really didn't expect that one. Well, move over Homecoming, there is a new Spider King movie. Into the spider verse is not only fun, entertaining superheroe movie, with a great cast and a lot humanity, it is also the best looking movie of 2018 and a great class in how animation can create such art. The spider verse is full in now, and I really am looking forward to dive into the web again.… Expand

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chingadopolloJan 7, 2019

It's the best animated movie I've seen in a while, stunning visuals, it's the best representation of how you see a comic in your mind when you're reading it. I thought it was amazing, and I definitely loved it. IMHO, Sony's Spiderman is wayIt's the best animated movie I've seen in a while, stunning visuals, it's the best representation of how you see a comic in your mind when you're reading it. I thought it was amazing, and I definitely loved it. IMHO, Sony's Spiderman is way more "Spiderman" than Disney's (Ironman's padawan).… Expand

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BlingimanJan 7, 2019

(TLDR at bottom)Wow, just wow, this movie was absolutely fantastic, I loved every second of it, my only problem was that there wasn't more of it, thats how much I loved this movie. The animation is drop dead gorgeous and makes me hope that(TLDR at bottom)Wow, just wow, this movie was absolutely fantastic, I loved every second of it, my only problem was that there wasn't more of it, thats how much I loved this movie. The animation is drop dead gorgeous and makes me hope that there are more theatrically released animated comic book movies, this film only had a budget of $90 million and they were able to do so much with the budget they were given, and the animation tricks they used to cut costs actually fit in perfectly with the style of animation to make it feel like a living, breathing comic book. The story wasn't particularly complex but it didn't need to be, it knows exactly what it is and it nails it. The casting was great too, I thought I wasn't going to like Jake Johnson as a middle aged slob Peter Parker but I loved every second of him, Shameik Moore as Miles Morales was great and absolutely nailed the role as a high schooler trying to find his place in the world, Nicholas Cage was hilarious as spider-man noir and stole every scene he was in and it makes me happy to see this awesome character finally recognized by mainstream audiences and I was quite surprised by the more comedic take on him, but it worked perfectly. Kingpin was an alright bad guy, not bad, but not doc ock from spider-man 2. He worked for what the film was and if they over characterized him the film would probably feel overstuffed, so i'm glad that they went with what they did. TLDR: Into the Spider-verse is easily the best spider-man film in my opinion and definitely deserves your money, show sony that we'll support great filmaking like this so we don't get really bad but kind of enjoyable films like venom. They'll listen to your wallets, so go out and support this film because it absolutely deserves it.… Expand

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IhearttrainsJan 6, 2019

I would personally say it's one of the best marvel movies so far. Had low expectations going in as i am definitely not a fan of animated things but this was just fun to watch.

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fraterangJan 6, 2019

The most compelling Spider-Man film since Spider-Man 2. Into the Spider-Verse delivers not only creative and stunning visuals but a refreshingly interesting story.

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LamonJan 6, 2019

Well, this is best movie of the year for me. It is technically amazing: the art style is something never seen befor outside of comics and the soundtrack is memorable. The story is also very good, with some really moving moments and surprises.Well, this is best movie of the year for me. It is technically amazing: the art style is something never seen befor outside of comics and the soundtrack is memorable. The story is also very good, with some really moving moments and surprises. Life lesson and Stan Lee cameo included! A movie every teenager should see, but still good for everyone.… Expand

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rororoJan 5, 2019

Rarely have I left a superhero film so much more invested in a character than I was going in. It wasn't the first time I'd heard of Miles Morales, but this movie got me to read every comic with Miles in it. While the music wasn't the sort IRarely have I left a superhero film so much more invested in a character than I was going in. It wasn't the first time I'd heard of Miles Morales, but this movie got me to read every comic with Miles in it. While the music wasn't the sort I usually listen to, I loved the way music was used in this film-- I felt like they utilized the soundtrack as well as Baby Driver at times. Though Miles was without question the main character in this story, the film also gives us a fresh take on Peter Parker that I would argue was more grounded and compelling than the majority of adult Peters in the comics. They showed that turning Peter into an adult with adult problems and disappointments doesn't make him 'unrelatable' but on the contrary, fulfils Stan Lee and Steve Ditko's the original vision of Spider-Man as an everyman hero. I hope that comic book writers will see the success of this movie and allow Peter to grow up in the comics (he's Peter Parker, not Peter Pan, guys). Fantastic movie all around. Fun for all ages.… Expand

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dr0nzerJan 5, 2019

it's a very different movie with a very different aesthetic, story is great, pacing is top, and visuals are refreshing. it's a twist on the superhero franchise that works so well in its favor.

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TheRaggedFlygonJan 5, 2019

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse is the biggest surprise in cinema of 2018 for me. This film is the product of Sony Pictures Animation-- the same studio behind the Emoji Movie. The creators of this film make it feel like an actual comic bookSpider-Man: Into the Spider-verse is the biggest surprise in cinema of 2018 for me. This film is the product of Sony Pictures Animation-- the same studio behind the Emoji Movie. The creators of this film make it feel like an actual comic book movie and it plays fun with the idea that superhero origin stories are drawn out. The voice acting is great as are the interactions between characters. Miles still has both his parents alive and that makes this story different than that of Peter Parker because of how much this film focuses on relationships between family members.

The villains are interested and have not been portrayed in a cinematic Spider-Man movie in their current forms. Furthermore the film is full of twists that will keep you guessing even if you have engaged in a wide array of Spider-Man media in the past. The writing is more on the humorous side, but unlike many films that have tried that approach recently, this film's humor doesn't subtract from the overall experience, rather it enhances it. The film is not so full of one-liners that subsequent watches will be lessened. In addition, the unique animation in this film is superb and is complimented by an amazing soundtrack that manages to fit the themes of the film even if you are not the biggest fan of the genre (rap/hip-hop). The only downside to the film is that while making fun of the drawn out super hero origin stories, the movie becomes one by basically setting up the Spider-verse for future installments in this series that will likely continue sovereign from the MCU. This film is a must see for fans of Spider-Man, comic books, animation, or anyone who wants to see one of the best films of 2018.… Expand

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DamoclesJan 4, 2019

This movie was amazing, with spectacular visuals, superior story creating the ultimate spider-man movie.
It was funny, clever and creative. Very true to the comics as a plus. This is easily the best spider-man movie ever. Its no some SJWThis movie was amazing, with spectacular visuals, superior story creating the ultimate spider-man movie.
It was funny, clever and creative. Very true to the comics as a plus. This is easily the best spider-man movie ever. Its no some SJW retelling but stands on its own as truly great.… Expand

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VigilantereviewJan 4, 2019

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is a must see even if you are not a spider man fan. This movie is great in way too many ways, although it felt did feel short. It was still a really amazing movie. BTW I cant stop listening to the music.

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ItsZesty07Jan 3, 2019

This film was a cinematic masterpiece. It is really shocking that the same studio that made the EMOJI MOVIE was able to make this unbelievable film. The film has the theme of old comics as seen by the grid of dots and the text boxes used toThis film was a cinematic masterpiece. It is really shocking that the same studio that made the EMOJI MOVIE was able to make this unbelievable film. The film has the theme of old comics as seen by the grid of dots and the text boxes used to narrate. This movie was also surprisingly emotional for a superhero movie. The plot was also pretty good. I would recommend anyone see this movie.… Expand

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swelleanorJan 2, 2019

This movie is fascinating visually. I was very impressed by how like a living comic book it was. I found the experience of watching this movie exhilarating. It's sweet and funny and the action sequences are not boring as they so often can be.This movie is fascinating visually. I was very impressed by how like a living comic book it was. I found the experience of watching this movie exhilarating. It's sweet and funny and the action sequences are not boring as they so often can be. I love the characters (especially Miles) and the empowering message. I am planning to see it again in the theater, which is something I almost never do. Highly recommended.… Expand

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MonkiReviewsJan 1, 2019

This is a great animated movie, and a great Spider-Man movie. The animation is unique, fun, and refreshing from other animation styles. The voice actors fit the characters very well. The story was awesome. The beginning wasn’t amazing for theThis is a great animated movie, and a great Spider-Man movie. The animation is unique, fun, and refreshing from other animation styles. The voice actors fit the characters very well. The story was awesome. The beginning wasn’t amazing for the first few minutes, but after that it was funny and exciting. The middle was filled with interesting characters that each had their own stories and reasons for who they are. The ending was amazing. The action scenes were detailed and spectacular. The characters got better and you could see how the progressed from the begging to the end of this movie. Miles Morales is a great character, as a person and a Spider-Man. I recommend it.… Expand

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ZekeNitronJan 1, 2019

Fun movie with gorgeous animation and witty dialogue. Also fun characters and some big twists.

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twall3Jan 1, 2019

It felt like this film will be a major influence on future films (animation or live action). A wildly successful experimental art film in a genre that allows it to make perfect sense! A must see.

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DerekSCriticJan 1, 2019

This film is simply amazing! Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is a fantastic Spider-Man animated film with beautiful animation, a well written story and great characters. The story behind Miles Morales is very interesting and well developed.This film is simply amazing! Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is a fantastic Spider-Man animated film with beautiful animation, a well written story and great characters. The story behind Miles Morales is very interesting and well developed. This has to be one of the best animated films ever made! Thanks to Sony for making this amazing film!… Expand

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IsaacJJan 1, 2019

Phil Lord and Christopher Miller are known for their penchant for irreverent comedy; 21 Jump Street and The Lego Movie immediately pop to mind with a grin. Here the talented pair, along with Avi Arad and Peter Ramsey, turn their hand to aPhil Lord and Christopher Miller are known for their penchant for irreverent comedy; 21 Jump Street and The Lego Movie immediately pop to mind with a grin. Here the talented pair, along with Avi Arad and Peter Ramsey, turn their hand to a beloved Marvel item who is no stranger to a reboot; Spider-Man. But, this time we’re not being subjected to yet another Uncle Ben death scene; Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse tells the origin story of another Spidey, plucky teen, Miles Morales (an energetic Shameik Moore) as he grapples with the infamous Kingpin (Liev Schreiber), helped by a number of inter-dimensional “Spider-people”… including a washed-up, cynical Peter Parker (voiced with a nonchalant drawl by Jake Johnson). We watch as Miles grapples with finding his feet after an unfortunate interaction with a radioactive arachnid, in a hearty and humorous adventure, that feels distinctly Lord and Miller.
Into the Spider-Verse is a noticeably different adaptation of the friendly neighbourhood superhero; from the outset, the film cheekily satirises the incessant rebooting of its character (a flashback to a certain Spider-Man 3 moment gives perhaps the biggest laugh). Plenty of fun is poked out of comic-book movie tropes too; this doesn’t change the fact however that, plot-wise, Into the Spider-Verse has little to offer in terms of originality, its narrative as predictable as a Saturday morning TV cartoon. The film almost makes this redundant, however, through a stylish and confident execution, that feels fresh. Lord and Rodney Rothman’s script is full of wry humour, quick-witted, yet full of heart and honesty. Miles Morales is also a more fleshed out lead than we are used to from Marvel (despite a slightly easy resolution to his arc) and his band of misfits, whilst largely one-note, are fun enough to carry the film with ease. Brian Tyree Henry and Mahershala Ali are unfeigned as Miles’ father and uncle respectively and Jake Johnson is simply brilliant in an incarnation of Peter Parker hitherto undreamt of. An antagonist in the form of Kingpin is more disappointing, a forced motivation leaving him uninteresting and decidedly by-the-numbers. The movie leaves us little time to think on its faults though; it takes a relentless, yet natural, pace through riveting action sequences and comedic montages, with the ease of a web swing.
Into the Spider-Verse’s greatest strength, however, is its design. The animation is unique and aesthetic, delightfully reminiscent of an old-school comic strip. The film feels like a very real homage to its source material, the comic in comic book movie always coming first. Into the Spider-Verse won’t be remembered for breaking ground in plot and character, but its design alone is enough to make you want to go back for more.
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller have assembled a fun and frenetic film which, whilst standard on paper, is executed with artistry and flair. An incarnation of the world’s favourite superhero surely to be remembered.… Expand

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MattBrady99Dec 31, 2018

"Hey..."

I'm honestly astonished how much I liked this, because before I couldn't be bothered with yet another incarnation of Spider-Man. Despite a cliched narrative towards the end with "everyone doubts the main hero and he needs to prove"Hey..."

I'm honestly astonished how much I liked this, because before I couldn't be bothered with yet another incarnation of Spider-Man.

Despite a cliched narrative towards the end with "everyone doubts the main hero and he needs to prove himself", type of trope, and inappropriate song choices during dramatic moments - yet that didn't bog down the experience for me.

Still, I wished this movie came out during my childhood when Spider-Man was my bible, as I would've died and gone to heaven from the feeling of glee.

I think the message that anyone can be Spider-Man, no matter your race, gender and sexuality is powerful and empowering.

Some of the best animation I've seen in awhile. Refreshing to find little details that people may not pick up on. It's so creative and visually wonderful, it pops out of the screen. The action scenes are exciting and the comedy was generally funny. Every character is handed with care and it's clear that the creators understand the different incarnations of Spider-Man.

It's tragic seeing mass audiences overlooking this germ - 2018 is the year of the spider.… Expand

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AmirhShamlooDec 31, 2018

Best Spider-man movie ever after the Spider-man 2. A movie which contains whole of the super-heroic symbols. Can't wait to watch Blu-ray version either. What a HIT!!!

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thecatinthewhatDec 31, 2018

The must-see movie of 2018, not 'superhero movie' but 'movie' as a whole. Stunning art, an emotional story, humor and intense action all make a perfect balance in this amazing flick everyone can get behind.

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Mrcool1989Dec 31, 2018

This is just one of the movies that is hard to find anything wrong. The voice acting was very well done with a cast of Nick Cage, Shameik Moore, Heilee Steinfeld and Jake Johnson and many more. As a comic books reader, the one thing thatThis is just one of the movies that is hard to find anything wrong. The voice acting was very well done with a cast of Nick Cage, Shameik Moore, Heilee Steinfeld and Jake Johnson and many more. As a comic books reader, the one thing that grabs you is the artwork, and seeing this movie made me think of a very well-drawn comic book. Can’t wait for Part 2.… Expand

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AzratulDec 31, 2018

La animación es increíble, cada segundo está tremendamente cuidado. Música acorde a las escenas y la historia, si bien es cierto, no es el colmo de la originalidad, está contada de manera muy divertida y con un humor muy inteligente. Para losLa animación es increíble, cada segundo está tremendamente cuidado. Música acorde a las escenas y la historia, si bien es cierto, no es el colmo de la originalidad, está contada de manera muy divertida y con un humor muy inteligente. Para los fans de spidey, es lejos la mejor representación del personaje en la pantalla grande.… Expand

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SSSZZDec 30, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. best movie in 2018.Animated film milestone
A new animation experience.Marvel studies well… Expand

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MallRat15Dec 30, 2018

A visually stunning movie to look at, some of the coolest animation I have ever seen. Music, dialogue, story are all amazing and is the best spider man movie to date. Best animated movie of the year by far and probably even top 5 movie I'veA visually stunning movie to look at, some of the coolest animation I have ever seen. Music, dialogue, story are all amazing and is the best spider man movie to date. Best animated movie of the year by far and probably even top 5 movie I've seen this year.… Expand

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Martian_WarlordDec 30, 2018

Best Comic Book Movie of All Time! This is not a summer blockbuster action movie. This is a comic book movie. It makes use of unique comic book innovations in its graphic design and layouts. It almost like they let Marvels world class comicBest Comic Book Movie of All Time! This is not a summer blockbuster action movie. This is a comic book movie. It makes use of unique comic book innovations in its graphic design and layouts. It almost like they let Marvels world class comic artists go to work and make their movie. The quality of the action sequences is unmatched. The use of layers of text and animation is brilliant. If you are a true comic book fan, you must see this film while its still in theaters. You probably cant see this in IMAX, but check it in Real 3D and sit in the front five rows to get an immersive VR like experience. The use of animation layers is ground breaking. If you think the animation was scribble... Then you don't know the work of one of top two greatest comic book artists of all time, Bill Sienkiewicz. Expressive energetic use of lines and and textures give this film an extra edge beyond any animated movie you have seen. The story walks the line between formulaic Hollywood sentimentality and over the top comic book bombast and delivers something both familiar and groundbreaking. The character animation and voice performances are charismatic and believable. The new Spiderman feels real. He feels modern and relevant. There is no comic book franchise reboot that is this daring and successful. It makes Thor: Ragnaraok seem tame and conservative. This is the new bar that all super hero movies will be judged. It makes every super hero movie before it seem dated and obsolete and It raises the bar for all animated movies. Bravo!… Expand

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amheretojudgeDec 14, 2018

Web Of Parallel Lies.

Spider-Man Into The Spider-Verse Marvel's sci-fi diverse superhero flick is more than a flung news, infinitely stretched over the narrow streets, it is set in a known universe; home, New York. Endorsing its ownselfWeb Of Parallel Lies.

Spider-Man Into The Spider-Verse

Marvel's sci-fi diverse superhero flick is more than a flung news, infinitely stretched over the narrow streets, it is set in a known universe; home, New York. Endorsing its ownself into a comical idea that jumpstarts this cat and mouse chase is less promising and more exciting. The first act involves your usual teenage drama that feels like an indie film, a surprising take by Marvel. But all this trickery is shattered pretty much in its first few minutes, as this visual galore swings you like a toddler and you are beames back into your childhood memories.

This vision of yours is too shattered by the makers by complicating the linear humane tale into a labyrinthe of dual identities that keeps multiplying like an algorithm which keeps you at the brisk of your seat and challenges you to stay with the storytelling. And this is where the makers shine, despite of being gifted a plethora of tracks or ideas and being free of all logistics, they have sticked to an arguably a simpler one that is constructed well enough for the audience to nod along. Similar to any other animated feature, it makes it more juicy due to its tied hands, the conflicts that the lead characters are piled upon is what makes it electrifying.

But this is Lord's world at some point. And his pacing vocab can easily be pointed out in here. Similar to The Lego Movie, there are too many characters to adore on screen and each of them trying to whirl you around with their hilarious innuendos or their own sub-plots or pointing out the obvious on the stage. It is the Lego phase all over again. You are too overwhelmed at times, to enjoy it thoroughly. You are too busy to catch up with what's going on that you do feel left out.

There is a sense of incompetency in the air, ironically due to overstuffed material. And this is something that can itch to few viewers as you feel being cheated. Personally, I enjoy such narration, it challenges me to push my boundaries and snaps at me on every frame for my attention. The action is more "cool" than it is smart, the artists are stealing the awe struck moments as much as they can. And with a new smooth visual effects like such, they do add the literal transcript on screen and the infamous comic sound effects written out aloud in front of you.

The voice cast has done a decent work but there isn't much for them to factor than few show stealing one liners that stay with you, even after the curtains are dropped for long; the Spider-Man Noir learning the colors on cube still cracks me up. But amidst all these glossy distraction there is, the theme, the gist, is still the same old drama, no matter what Peter says in here, I am going to complete the sentence, "With great powers comes great responsibilities." Spider-Man Into The Spider-Verse is a family drama that swings its way out to create that arc into a full circle.… Expand

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KayVen17Dec 30, 2018

Deutsche Review - Kritik Der folgende Test ist in 5 Kategorien zusammengefasst. Diese 5 Kartegorien ergeben die Gesamtpunktzahl von 0 - 100 Punkten. Um einen passenden Userscore zu geben wird auf oder abgerundet. Bei 84 Punkten ergibt dasDeutsche Review - Kritik Der folgende Test ist in 5 Kategorien zusammengefasst. Diese 5 Kartegorien ergeben die Gesamtpunktzahl von 0 - 100 Punkten. Um einen passenden Userscore zu geben wird auf oder abgerundet. Bei 84 Punkten ergibt das einen User Score von 8. Bei 86 einen von Userscore von 9. Falls eine 85 kommt entscheide ich ob ich es eher positiv oder negativ nehme. Regeln verstanden? Dann sind hier meine Punkte. Punkte: 98/100… Expand

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IexistDec 30, 2018

Sony animations made up for the emoji movie with this film. While I wasn’t particularly impressed with this film for its original and complex storyline, the animation is simply amazing.

The stylised animation is what holds the film up whereSony animations made up for the emoji movie with this film. While I wasn’t particularly impressed with this film for its original and complex storyline, the animation is simply amazing.

The stylised animation is what holds the film up where it’d otherwise be lacking. Even if I didn’t like the overarching plot of the movie, the animation alone would’ve kept me invested for the entire runtime. It has such a comic book vibe to it that other comic book movies lack and as a result end up looking stately shot. Into the spiderverse uses a lot of songs, some of which were good and fit in, but other times so would just intrude when we’re supposed to feel emotion. The film had likeable leads for the most part. Nobody was unbearable, but none of the characters were particularly interesting or complex. Our main trio: Miles, Peter And Gwen all had characters arcs though, so that’s passable. My main complaint would be that I found Miles kind of cringey at the start of the movie, and it wasn’t an intentional teenage cringe that I felt while watching something like “Eighth grade.” The storyline these characters traversed through wasn’t all that original, but I don’t think it needed to be. The storywork could’ve been better, but could’ve been so much worse. As for the humour: Half the jokes were quite clever and got a chuckle out of me, the other half were fairly half-assed and just left me with my face in my palm.

Overall, into the spiderverse was a fun movie. I liked all of the leads and some of the jokes were funny, but I wasn’t emotionally invested in the film when it wanted me to be. If you like the animation based off the trailers, you will like this film, potentially love it. I can’t say I’m going to be rewatching this anytime soon, but it was a fun thing to watch, especially on my birthday.… Expand

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CaananiteDec 29, 2018

The best Spider-Man movie to date – it even improves on aspects from the comics, like a certain romantic subplot, but I won't spoil.

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LilkkgoogDec 29, 2018

This movie is amazing. The animation is spectacular when the characters talk the framerate slows down when there's an action scene though the frame rate increases. There's a lot of other little details including thought bubbles, cartoonThis movie is amazing. The animation is spectacular when the characters talk the framerate slows down when there's an action scene though the frame rate increases. There's a lot of other little details including thought bubbles, cartoon lines, and the spider people. Kingpin is a great villain, I'm not gonna say anyone more but just know he's an amazing villain. I will say the pacing from one point to another is just a bit too slow, including on action scene involving a train. The characters all feel natural and no one acts out of character and follow their own motivation. One villain, in particular, is fantastic and completely surprised me. If you've seen the movie you know which one I'm talking about. Now the soundtrack is pretty good, the music they chose fit most of the movie, there's like one scene where they could've changed the music. The tracks by Daniel Pemberton(the original movie tracks) were my favorite and I wished they were in the movie more, cause they were great. Overall the movie's great and definitely deserves a watch… Expand

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SiliconeDec 29, 2018

This movie was trash. Trash story line, trashy humor and a trash animation effect.

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RaduADec 29, 2018

For me, it's the best animated movie this year. Everything was perfect (in my opinion) : visual, auditory, the story, the villains (almost)...

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ajgbcoolDec 28, 2018

This is the BEST Spider-man movie ever, the way of link the Sony's spiderman movies was brilliant and the visual and graphic art are awesome. I've read some reviews (negative) and I have to say to you: this is not a child movie, this hasThis is the BEST Spider-man movie ever, the way of link the Sony's spiderman movies was brilliant and the visual and graphic art are awesome. I've read some reviews (negative) and I have to say to you: this is not a child movie, this has references to Marvel's universe and the history would be dense. And the blurry and pixelate art IS THIS THAT WAS THINKED. Enjoy the movie and forget the bad vibes.… Expand

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TrevorsViewDec 27, 2018

As a middle-schooler, I was a real fan of the Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy, because unlike Batman, Superman, or my favorite crimefighters, the Teen Titans, Peter Parker articulated a truly identifiable humanity with his trials of mastering aAs a middle-schooler, I was a real fan of the Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy, because unlike Batman, Superman, or my favorite crimefighters, the Teen Titans, Peter Parker articulated a truly identifiable humanity with his trials of mastering a new set of powers without help. Today, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse accurately depicts more than just that: what it means to put on the red mask.

It’s no secret, however, that superheroes give bad relationship advice, as Mary Jane Watson has always been so awful to Peter. Here, while there’s also a usual mentor relationship for Brooklyn teen Miles, things really get kicked off by his affection for Gwen Stacy, who mostly stands as a believable yet cheap love interest. She does get to become more of a character later, but the way she’s introduced isn’t enough to hook female viewers. Spider-Man is essentially worshipped as a god for everyone to submit their identities to, but this movie also tries to make us feel sad for the “humanized” villain, Kingpin, by giving him a forgettable tragic backstory. Any sadness attempted falls flat because it’s brought up using a noisy, hyper, seizure-inducing color spectrum; the worst possible method of entertaining kids.

We perhaps are getting a taste of the dark cinematic superhero era of 1995, back when its insincere cheesiness peaked by a certain director whose name rhymes with Moel Bumacher. Although in this case, it works to its advantage, as some anime influence pops up by the visual of a spider on ultraviolet hallucinogens. Other old comic book imagery makes its way in, like yellow box text projecting Miles’ thoughts. There are plenty other creative spins to make this its own distinct identity, one that sprays graffiti paint over your own eyesight of Ben Parker’s “great power, great responsibility” quote. Miles’ extra-dimensional mentor, Mister Peter B. Parker, now hates Uncle Ben’s quote, so a new uncle figure (and aunt figure) arrive for a new 2018 audience. Such new changes to the formula help deliver an important new message to learn: You can’t save everybody.

Regrettably, the screenwriters, which include Phil Lord of The LEGO Movie, couldn’t save their script. I know superhero worlds often embrace absurdity, except the logic of this superhero world matches a child’s mind, its coincidences removing justification of the ridiculous dialogue, particularly Miles’ incapacity to tell his dad he loves him. Also, Spider-Man comics exist within Miles’ world… for some unexplained reason. The poor writing goes to the unconvincing dialogue ruined all the further by overly dramatic music queueing in a surprise villain twist. These detriments to Miles’ character arc spark the numerous bad qualities of old comic books.

That doesn’t mean the good visual qualities of old comic books are useless, quite the opposite in fact. As a response to his police officer father forcing him to attend “Visions Academy,” Miles appears to imagine the entire world as a comic book. Little “peck-peck-pecks” pop out of several pigeons in a sense of comic book cheesiness done correctly. While a retro battle against a giant Green Goblin takes on an old classic feel, a snow-ridden grave under flowers suggest influence from modern graphic novels. These moments all come together with a constant implementation of little vinyl dots across the screen to match an old comic strip on newsprint. Those little details balance the harshness of the past and harshness of the present, like cartoons birthing a “millenialized” baby boomer society to redefine heroism.

Its satire of the Raimi trilogy comes full circle to be not just funny, but insightful, in what needs to change. To complete revisionist touches of the superhero icon’s maturation for our modern lens, the women get their chance to suit up, particularly Gwen Stacy and her accidentally awesome haircut; not to mention Doc Ock is now female! That means we ALL get a chance to be Spider-Man!

Now, how am I Spider-Man? For one, the many difficulties come at times when helpful people aren’t always around. Example: Several months ago, I lost my wallet at the grocery story, so then began the recovery process by ordering a replacement driver’s license… which arrived a mere days before I found my wallet in the pantry. It’s a stupid moment of unnecessary freaking out, but sums up what 2018 was all about for me: becoming 100% financially dependent on myself in the same process of self-discovery and self-help that Peter Parker went through when he needed to become Spider-Man.

And finally, I ought to point out how this movie tributes Stan Lee. Amid his recent death, Stan’s latest cameo gives the man great respect that would guarantee tears of joy.… Expand

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Kirollos-NoahDec 27, 2018

Was that very hard to make a very decent Spider-man movie, Sony?

Spider-man: Into the Spider-verse is directed by Peter Ramsey, Robert Persichetti Jr. and Rodney Rothman, screenplay by Phil Lord and Rodney Rothman, and voices-starring byWas that very hard to make a very decent Spider-man movie, Sony?

Spider-man: Into the Spider-verse is directed by Peter Ramsey, Robert Persichetti Jr. and Rodney Rothman, screenplay by Phil Lord and Rodney Rothman, and voices-starring by Shameik Moore, Jake Johnson, Hailee Steinfeld and Mahershala Ali.

Story by Phil Lord, and it's about Brooklyn teen Miles Morales, and the limitless possibilities of the Spider-Verse, where more than one can wear the mask.

First time I heard about this movie I wasn't that hype about the idea of the movie or the animation. The trailer wasn't so clear about its animation, or the very bold storyline! When I went to see this movie I was blown away by the striking animation and the bold storytelling.. I think it's a very risky step for Sony to take, to make a very unique, new and comic-alike animation, I mean what if the audience didn't like it? It could have been a big disappointing movie, because it has an amazing story, I think this story is definitely the best story of the whole Spiderman movies, also the animation is amazing, it's flawless! When an animation movie brings the live-action movies down, it means that it's definitely unique and bold!!

The story didn't take so long to get you into the main plot, it went with its surprising "scene" -I'm not gonna spoil anything in this review- and though it made a very good introduction of the characters, so the first act was very good, shocking and humorous too!

The second act still a very funny and thrilling as the first act, introducing the rest of the characters, so it took more time to get us back to the main plot, and I loved it, because some characters wasn't that clear in the first act that I wanted to know more about, and others that I wanted more of their backstories because I liked them! After introducing the "rest of the characters" we get another shocking scene, driving us to another shocking scene.. excuse me if I'm mysterious about some stuff, but I don't want to spoil anything, and still, if you watched the movie, you're gonna understand me very well.

The third act was very predictable though, but still very thrilling because of its amazing animation combined with the amazing action, and emotions... Oh yeah, the third act is completely emotional, and action-full!

There're not any subplots like Fantastic Beasts the Crimes of Grindelwald or something, it's very straight and clear.. very good for kids, and amazing for Spider-man fans and adults as well.

I think that Spider-Man Into the Spider-verse is the Spider-Man that we deserve as fans of Spider-Man and it's definitely the best Spider-Man movie of all the time.! And of course, Spider-Man Into the Spider-verse gets an A+!

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ArcaneDovahkiinDec 27, 2018

Before I say anything about the movie, I just wanted to talk about the reason why I gave this movie a 9/10 instead of a 10/10(Even though I am extremely tempted to do so). A 10/10 would mean the movie is "Perfect". No matter how goodBefore I say anything about the movie, I just wanted to talk about the reason why I gave this movie a 9/10 instead of a 10/10(Even though I am extremely tempted to do so). A 10/10 would mean the movie is "Perfect". No matter how good something is, nothing, absolutely nothing in this world can be "Perfect". There is and there will always be room for improvement. I wanted to keep some wiggle room in case a sequel is announced. Now, with all that being said, let's get down to business.

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is a love letter to comic book fans, Miles Morales fans, and superhero moviegoers. A true masterpiece. The art style, characters, music, and story just scream quality and blends together EXTREMELY WELL.

- The art style is AWESOME. The movie is not completely animated, it is a mix of CGI and animation. Every frame and every scene has been meticulously crafted to show style, quality, and the depth of the climate. Not only that, but it also has tons of comic book imagery, for example, art panels and thought bubbles. This would make any comic book lover drool.

- The characters are amazing. With such a talented cast to voice the characters with such perfection, no wonder the characters in this movie were so lovable and funny. Not once did I feel like any of the Spider-Man characters were there just for the sake of fan service. Every character had a role to play in this movie.

- The music in this movie is just so freaking good!!!!!!!!

- As for the story, I will not give any spoilers, but damn was the story absolutely amazing. What I will say is, STICK AROUND TILL THE VERY END. The movie shows a VERY well known Spider-Man "Meme"/Fan-Service and a very well deserved hint for a sequel.

This movie is by far the greatest superhero movie in my opinion. TRUST ME, you will NOT REGRET watching this movie, so go and watch it... NOW!!!!!!

P.S. The fact that this movie came out of Sony, the same company behind The Emoji Movie, is mind-boggling to me.… Expand

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siyaiscoolDec 27, 2018

this movie is one of the best spiderman movies maybe not as good as spiderman 3 but still REALLLY good since it references spiderman 3. I dont want to say anything since you should just watch this movie blindfolded but all i want to say isthis movie is one of the best spiderman movies maybe not as good as spiderman 3 but still REALLLY good since it references spiderman 3. I dont want to say anything since you should just watch this movie blindfolded but all i want to say is KingPin is the funniest character ever made and his character design is amazing.… Expand

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LivingTribunalDec 27, 2018

I never expected this film to be the best animated film of all time. It feels like watching the Lego Movie for the first time, but more awesome! The perfect combination between action, story, and o.s.t, this could be one of the best MarvelI never expected this film to be the best animated film of all time. It feels like watching the Lego Movie for the first time, but more awesome! The perfect combination between action, story, and o.s.t, this could be one of the best Marvel comics based film.… Expand

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MrMovieBuffDec 26, 2018

This movie was a huge - and pleasant - surprise, 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' isn't another live-action Spider-Man reboot from Sony, nor is it part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It's well and truly its own story that focuses on theThis movie was a huge - and pleasant - surprise, 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' isn't another live-action Spider-Man reboot from Sony, nor is it part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It's well and truly its own story that focuses on the character of Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) and his pretty ordinary teenage life. Dealing with his father's moral ways because he's a cop, coping to get through school even though it's boring for him. Everything just gets routine for him, except for the one person he looks up to, his uncle Aaron Davis (Mahershala Ali) who gives him the right amount of confidence boost that he needs in his daily life. Miles also meets a young girl in his class, Gwen Stacey (Hailee Steinfeld), and she appreciates his wit and even odd - yet quirky - personality. One day, Miles stumbles across an incident that involves the evil Kingpin (Liev Schreiber) who has invented a device that can create portals from one universe crossing paths with another. A rift causes another Peter Parker (Jake Johnson) to slip through the vortex and enter the universe that Miles is in. Miles aspires to be just like Peter after he was also bitten by a radioactive spider, but Peter tells him that there is much to learn. It seems that Peter isn't the only one that crossed paths with Miles, as there are a handful of other "Spider-People" that somehow got lost into this universe too, from; Spider-Noir (Nicolas Cage), Spider-Gwen, Peni Parker (Kimiko Glenn) and Spider-Ham (John Mulany). They all team up to try and come up with a plan to get each of them home back to their own universes. The movie certainly is a breath of fresh air into a character we have seen in the movies so many times before. This may just seem like Sony - once again - trying to cash-in on the character, but thanks to a script by Phil Lord ('The LEGO Movie') and Rodney Rothman, it has heart and very self-aware humor that keeps it afloat. It acknowledges its silliness and embraces that, it's overstuffed but also is aware of that too. Most importantly, it captures the spirit of the Spider-Man character and the world (or 'worlds') that he inhabits. Sony has been desperately trying to adapt a Miles Morales story for years and years, and this is the best introduction for him, especially for people who may not be familiar with his story. The animation is eye-popping as well, making it feel like a comic book leaping off the pages. Overall, this movie is fun, fast-paced, touching and wildly funny. If you love Spider-Man, this might just be the movie you've been looking for since 'Spider-Man 2' (2004).… Expand

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