Her dad built it who is dead. And both operate it.
God tier movie, just wish the other Spidermen did more, but I get this is Miles movie.
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[Spoiler-Thread] Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
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Her dad built it who is dead. And both operate it.
God tier movie, just wish the other Spidermen did more, but I get this is Miles movie.
Just got back. I liked but it has some problems, chiefly that the alternate Spiders are totally unnecessary. You could cut Peni, Noir and Spider-Ham out of the movie completely to no detriment, and I kinda think they also should have done that for Gwen to focus on the buddy narrative of a jaded, washed up Peter and Miles. Peni and Noir literally do nothing the whole movie, while Spider-Ham basically has a smattering of funny gags, chief among them his takeout of the Scorpion. Jefferson not even remotely wondering why his brother was dressed in purple spandex was enough to take me out of the movie, and them hinting at and completely failing to do anything with Jefferson blaming Spider-Man for his brother's death was lame since you could really build on that in the sequel.
I still really liked it, though. This is by far the best version of Miles ever which really sells the character's problems when he's constantly being rewritten across different mediums, it's cool to have an unapologetic and genuinely evil female villain in Octavius, and the movie is stunningly gorgeous in practically every scene.
I still really liked it, though. This is by far the best version of Miles ever which really sells the character's problems when he's constantly being rewritten across different mediums, it's cool to have an unapologetic and genuinely evil female villain in Octavius, and the movie is stunningly gorgeous in practically every scene.
I can't understate how much I think Peni, Noir and Ham were an effective detail. They didn't have anything particular to do, and that was great. Cool designs, added their own little touches to fight scenes, funny gags.
Most importantly though, their non-role made the multi-dimensional part of the world believable. If it was just Gwen and Peter that came through to Miles' world, it would make the multi-verse feel just like a plot device for the main character to be struck with his side characters that teach him how to be a hero, blah blah blah. But since they're just kind of there who silently have their own reasons for getting back home, the multi-verse felt more like just a part of the world. You'd expect something as volatile as Oc's machine to bring over more than just two dudes that are entirely essential to the narrative.
Most importantly though, their non-role made the multi-dimensional part of the world believable. If it was just Gwen and Peter that came through to Miles' world, it would make the multi-verse feel just like a plot device for the main character to be struck with his side characters that teach him how to be a hero, blah blah blah. But since they're just kind of there who silently have their own reasons for getting back home, the multi-verse felt more like just a part of the world. You'd expect something as volatile as Oc's machine to bring over more than just two dudes that are entirely essential to the narrative.
It wouldn't have taken long to find out Aaron was working for Kingpin and that Kingpin was the one that killed him. They arrested him and possibly the other villains at the end so they could get that confession out of them. It would have been weird for Jeff to carry a grudge when he has good evidence pointing to Spider-Man not being the murderer.
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False dilemma going on here. Kingpin didn't have to be captured and available to divulge that, or have eye witness accounts outside of Spider-Man and Kingpin in the first place. I agree with the other guy it was a weird thing to tease but then shrug off as OK right at the end.
I saw it in 3D. I HIGHLY suggest seeing it in 3D at some point. It looks so damn good.
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They really made the most of the style too. Any scene with the collider turned on looked so good with all those colors shooting everywhere
It was a merely a moment of frustration for Jeff. Instead of allowing his disapproval of Spider-Man grow into a petty grudge he focused on improving his relationship with Miles.
If the auxiliary spiders were going to be such non-factors, they should have went whole-hog and brought in a ton more of them. And that's not just because I want Leopardon and my goddamned Sentei Spider-Man.
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GOD FUCKING DAMN. This shit was good. Like one of the best animated films of the decade good. I think I still prefer Spidey 2 a bit more, since it had the one villain/hero focus, but this movie is amazing how well it works. Almost everything in here should not have worked... but it all did. How they manage to blend completely different styles together and make a heartfelt movie. How it even built up on your existing knowledge of the past films rather than having to waste time. You know Peter's story already, and it's sad to see both the good side and the bad side of how it turns out.
Best Superhero movie of the year and I'm trying to think of the last time I liked something as much.
My only issue on the film was Uncle Aaron was underdeveloped. While the relationship was established, they never did anything with him past the initial scene till the, he's a bad guy suddenly.
Best Superhero movie of the year and I'm trying to think of the last time I liked something as much.
My only issue on the film was Uncle Aaron was underdeveloped. While the relationship was established, they never did anything with him past the initial scene till the, he's a bad guy suddenly.
I'm kinda disappointed Spider-Weeb wasnt just the Tokusatsu Supaidaman. She looked like she was from Kappa Mikey.
Other then that fantastic
Other then that fantastic
Took my son to see it this afternoon, awesome movie and he loved it, especially spider ham lol.
https://www.cartoonbrew.com/feature...-spider-man-into-the-spider-verse-167321.html
For those interested in the animation side of the movie and how it came to be.
For those interested in the animation side of the movie and how it came to be.
Yo fantastic movie. Someone said to stay for the post credits, at first I thought I was wasting my time but I fucking laughed my ass off.
Was hit by a ton of bricks when Spider-Man died and at the Stan Lee cameo. Prowler chase scenes were amazing too. Just a great movie overall. Can't honestlt think of one negative tbh
Was hit by a ton of bricks when Spider-Man died and at the Stan Lee cameo. Prowler chase scenes were amazing too. Just a great movie overall. Can't honestlt think of one negative tbh
Ugh, no. This trope is horrible and threadbare at this point, especially with Spider-Men. Just stupid drama for drama's sake.
I'm happy they did the sensible thing and dropped it immediately.
I thought the movie was quite solid, and probably the best human characterization that's ever been in a Spiderman movie. I loved the human touches with the Hispanic mom, the way the children acted at the different schools, the emotions, etc. The world and characters felt realistic, despite a world of crazy happenings. I felt like I had eyestrain afterwards and the opening credits were seizure-inducing, but thankfully most of the movie wasn't like that. It was probably the most comic-book-looking movie I've ever seen.
One of the few weaknesses to me was Miles' father and uncle. Someone already mentioned the father not even wondering why his brother was in a weird supervillain power suit. The other weird thing to me was when Miles finds out it's his uncle, he doesn't even ask "why", which I would think would be a human reaction. And the uncle is just like "yeah I let you down my bad" instead of even offering any motivation like "despite my desire to be an independent graffiti rebel, I sold out to randomly murder people while wearing a supervillain power suit because I just like money that much" or something. :P Like, there has to be a reason he goes full villain despite apparently being a decent person in most other aspects (pick-up artist skeez aside).
I wasn't too surprised about something happening with the uncle since it was sort of hinted at, but for some reason I was totally not expecting Doc Ock. I found out the scientist was working for Kingpin and was like "ah she's evil or doesn't care about evil as long as she can science" and then BAM, power suit.
Random reference thing, I loved the newspaper and other Spiderman references, and most of the ones I noticed were from the Tobey Maguire series. Were there any from Amazing Spiderman or the new Avengers version?
Also my random favorite thing was Nicholas Cage and his Spiderman Noir touches. "I'm taking this cube thing. I don't understand it...but I will."
One of the few weaknesses to me was Miles' father and uncle. Someone already mentioned the father not even wondering why his brother was in a weird supervillain power suit. The other weird thing to me was when Miles finds out it's his uncle, he doesn't even ask "why", which I would think would be a human reaction. And the uncle is just like "yeah I let you down my bad" instead of even offering any motivation like "despite my desire to be an independent graffiti rebel, I sold out to randomly murder people while wearing a supervillain power suit because I just like money that much" or something. :P Like, there has to be a reason he goes full villain despite apparently being a decent person in most other aspects (pick-up artist skeez aside).
I wasn't too surprised about something happening with the uncle since it was sort of hinted at, but for some reason I was totally not expecting Doc Ock. I found out the scientist was working for Kingpin and was like "ah she's evil or doesn't care about evil as long as she can science" and then BAM, power suit.
Random reference thing, I loved the newspaper and other Spiderman references, and most of the ones I noticed were from the Tobey Maguire series. Were there any from Amazing Spiderman or the new Avengers version?
Also my random favorite thing was Nicholas Cage and his Spiderman Noir touches. "I'm taking this cube thing. I don't understand it...but I will."
Per the OP, this thread was meant to allow people who had seen one of the free Sony previews to discuss the movie before the general release. Since it is now released, please redirect conversation on the movie to this thread: https://www.resetera.com/threads/sp...rvels-biggest-stan-please-tag-spoilers.84596/
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