Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018)

• Year: 2018
• Released: 14 Dec 2018
• Country: United States
• Adwords: Won 1 Oscar. 82 wins & 57 nominations total
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4633694/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/spider_man_into_the_spider_verse
• Metacritics: https://www.metacritic.com/movie/spider-man-into-the-spider-verse
• Available in: 3D, 720p, 1080p
• Language: English, Spanish
• MPA Rating: PG
• Genre: Animation, Action, Adventure
• Runtime: 117 min
• Writer: Phil Lord, Rodney Rothman
• Director: Bob Persichetti, Peter Ramsey, Rodney Rothman
• Cast: Shameik Moore, Jake Johnson, Hailee Steinfeld
• Keywords: based on comic, aftercreditsstinger, superhero, alternate universe,

	8.4/10
	87/100
	97% – Critics
	93% – Audience

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Storyline

Struggling to find his place in the world while juggling school and family, Miles Morales, a smart teenager from Brooklyn, reluctantly enrols in an elite New York City boarding school. Wrestling with his new responsibilities, Miles discovers a whole new world hidden at an abandoned NYC subway tunnel, only to get bitten by a stealthy radioactive arachnid from another dimension. Now, gifted with unfathomable powers, much like the original Spider-Man (2002), Miles is shocked to discover that life has become even more complicated, unbeknownst to him that he is about to get caught in the middle of a dreadful inter-dimensional conflict. More and more, with the fate of the multiverse hanging by a thread, young and utterly inexperienced Miles has no other choice but to master his newfound abilities, even though he believes that not everyone is cut out to be a hero. But a hero isn’t the one who always wins. It’s the one who always tries. Can Miles take a leap of faith and become Spider-Man?

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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Movie Reviews

Game Changer

Have you ever sat through a film and you knew that films would never be the same going forward? For example, Terminator 2, Star Wars.. the first Toy Story… Iron Man

Well this is one of those. This is a almost rather perfect film. Let me just say the the stylished animation is just top notch. It as if the comic book leaped off the pages. I’ve seen practically all super hero films to include the DC animated ones. This feels as if they took comic books and Playstation animation and just came up with this perfect look.

And the story is great.. the pacing is so wonderful. It is able to tell the story.. and an origin without boring us to tears like Zack Snyder has done in the DC universe. The story is quiet touching. And it allows us to have a pretty interesting Spider Man in Miles WITHOUT thrashing or having a Peter Parker like experience.

Plus our the villains are so well done..

But I think we will see a lot more of this type of animation in the future from Sony. I think they announced their presence with authority.. like how Dreamworks did with Shrek.. and how Pixar did.

It’s been awhile I seen something so unexpected and so cool.

How on God’s green Earth did this work so well???

The worlds of superhero movies and superhero comics are not as similar as they seem on the surface. Currently, film studios are all about the “extended universe”, seeing how many different titles and characters they can shove into one franchise (Avengers, X-Men, Justice League), making for an easy way to squeeze a few extra bucks out of their lesser known properties. Comics have this as well, of course. However, they also have something modern movies haven’t really tapped into yet: story one-offs, a chance for a storyteller to create a unique tale and not be constrained by the implications on or from the larger universe. Spider-Verse gets to do just that, while playfully taking on the fun (if convoluted) absurdity of extended superhero universes. Listen, I hear you. “How could we possibly need another Spider-Man movie?” Spider-Verse understands that question and has a take on it. Yes, Peter Parker is here. In fact, there are two Peter Parkers. There’s also a Spider-Woman, a Noir Spider-Man, an anime Spider-Girl/Robot, and a Spider-Pig. At the center though is Miles Morales, an Afro-Hispanic Brooklyn teen who must help these other Spider-People get back to their own planes of existence. He fights with his cop dad, he adores his shady uncle, hates being simply the smartest kid in the room, and just wants to do something that matters. Being Spider-Man wasn’t his idea, but hey, when a radioactive spider gives you powers, what choice do you have? Look, I don’t have any sort of hot take on this movie. It looks great, the humor pops with surprises, the voice casting is beyond perfect. It’s simply a stylishly exciting and refreshingly unique take on the superhero genre, and sometimes that’s more than enough.

Fantastic…but possibly overwhelming.

“Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” is a fantastic film but might be a bit overwhelming for some viewers. It’s filled with blaring hip-hop music and the animation is beyond splashy…it’s competely intense! Now these are NOT criticisms…more a warning if you hate these sorts of things or if you or someone you loves has challenges, such as Autism….as the film might really be overwhelming. Still, I’m nearly 55 and loved the picture…and I think most will if they have an open mind and want something different. That DOES strongly apply to me, as I’ve gotten sick of superhero movies because there have been so many recently and there’s a certain sameness about them…but not this Spider-Man film!

The story is told with breathtaking CGI–with a look that is nothing like any other film I’ve ever seen. In this world is a young man who sees Spider-Man killed and is also bitten by a spider and becomes the next incarnation of Spider-Man. But instead of taking the time to enjoy and learn about his new powers, this young man finds himself in the middle of a weird apocalyptic occurance—and all the various incarnations from the various universes come together to save the day.

Overall, amazingly creative…there’s nothing else like it. This is more than reason enough to see it. Sadly, however, the film loses a bit on home TVs…even big ones as the scale and size of the film needs the big screen.