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People really like this movie ? Spiderman into the Spiderverse, for me it's a boring movie with a scene repeated 7 times in the product and with a disgusting character of **** Parker. Wonderful animation but I prefer the one in Across. 7/10

A Dazzling Multiversal Renaissance of Belonging and Shared Heroism.2018 (5.0)20231220 (Rewatch, 5.0)Truly the golden age of fandom, where parodies and homages are seamlessly woven into the multiverse. "I'm Spider-Man. And I'm not alone. Not the only one." A universe where friendly neighborhood heroes—who once had to struggle in isolated insecurity—are finally here for one another at long last. The narrative threads come together so vividly: Alchemax belongs to Wilson Fisk, the Kingpin, who developed a particle supercollider capable of multiversal travel. Uncle Aaron discovered that abandoned underground space while working and brought Miles there to do graffiti, where Miles was bitten by the Earth-42 spider. While attending the elite Brooklyn Visions Academy, Miles crosses paths with Gwen, setting off an incredible chain of events. Peter Parker had already been active for over a decade, while Aaron was secretly working for Kingpin as the Prowler. Kingpin tore open the multiverse in a desperate bid to recover his deceased wife Vanessa and son Richard after they died in a car crash fleeing from the revelation of his villainy, echoing how Doctor Strange searched across dimensions for a universe to be happy with Christine. This also clarifies why Spot chased down every Alchemax facility to recharge and induce multidimensional collapse. It feels undeniably harsh for Miles, who never asked to be bitten and initially wanted nothing to do with being Spider-Man once he realized the stakes. When the original Peter Parker, married to Mary Jane, is killed by Kingpin and his identity exposed, Miles resolves to fill the void left behind by the hero who died right in front of him. Meanwhile, the Peter Parker who has a baby has already been active for 22 years; having divorced MJ over his fear of parenthood, he is **** into this dimension just as the collider opens. Olivia Octavius is brilliantly reimagined as Doc Ock, smoothly shifting from an eccentric nerd into a menacing villain. Gwen's own journey carries the heavy burden of losing Peter after two years as Spider-Woman, and the tragedy deepens when Aaron refuses to kill Miles, leading Kingpin to murder the Prowler. Alongside the recurring thematic motifs of "Great Expectations," the post-credits surprise of Oscar Isaac voicing Miguel O'Hara rounds out a deeply resonant, electrifying multiversal journey.

Great film. Visually appealing, great characters and story, even though some characters get brushed off. The design could be better made up for by the stylized and art style choices. Overall, fantastic. (15/8/26)

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is an outstanding film. It is one of the best Spider-Man movies ever made and, honestly, better than many of the live-action versions. It achieves something that seemed almost impossible: taking a character we have seen repeatedly and making him feel new again.Miles Morales is not Peter Parker, and that is one of the film’s smartest choices. He is not designed to replace or copy him. He has his own family, voice, doubts and a life in which he still does not know where he belongs. He is intelligent and talented, but also insecure, clumsy and overwhelmed by everything happening around **** transformation works because it does not happen instantly. Miles receives powers but does not automatically become a hero. He is frightened, fails repeatedly and cannot control what his body is doing. The film understands that wearing the mask is not enough: first, he needs to discover why he wants to carry it.Then the multiverse appears, something that could easily have turned the story into an impossible mess. Instead, it is used with great intelligence. Every Spider-Man has a different personality, design and rhythm, but all of them share the same idea: anyone can fall, fail and find a way to stand again.Peter B. Parker is especially good. He is not the perfect hero arriving to teach the protagonist everything, but a tired, careless Spider-Man who has been defeated by his own life. His relationship with Miles works because they help one another without fully realizing it. One needs to learn how to begin, while the other needs to remember why continuing is worthwhile.Spider-Gwen also works extremely well. She has presence, personality and her own emotional history. Even the stranger characters, including Spider-Man Noir, Peni Parker and Spider-Ham, find a place without destroying the film’s tone.Visually, the film is extraordinary. It does not merely imitate a comic book; it feels as though somebody discovered how to make comic art move. Printing dots, motion lines, captions, changing styles and different forms of animation make every scene feel **** first, it can almost seem too intense because something is always happening on screen. Gradually, however, that saturation becomes part of Miles’s experience. Everything is fast, colourful, loud and confusing because that is how the world feels to **** action is brilliantly staged. The chases and fights have speed, spatial clarity and a creativity that many live-action superhero films never attempt. Animation allows the filmmakers to do impossible things without losing the weight or danger of the **** is also extremely funny. There are visual jokes, references to earlier versions and moments that affectionately mock everything familiar about Spider-Man. Yet the film is not built only from fan service. Miles always remains at its **** relationships with his father and uncle give the story enormous emotional force. They are not simply supporting figures used to move the plot. They represent different ways of seeing Miles and different paths from which he must create his **** film is about identity, fear, expectations and accepting that we may never feel completely prepared. Its main idea is simple but powerful: there is no magical moment when all doubt disappears. Eventually, we simply have to take the leap.That moment works because everything before it has earned it. It is not only a spectacular visual sequence. It is the moment Miles stops trying to become somebody else and finally becomes his own Spider-Man.Into the Spider-Verse gives us a new protagonist, introduces the multiverse and plays with decades of Spider-Man history without ever forgetting to tell a great story. It has humour, emotion, action, memorable characters and animation that changed how this kind of film could look.Highly recommended. One of the greatest Spider-Man films ever made and proof that familiar characters never become exhausted when someone finds a genuinely new perspective.

It is definitely one of the best movies and film series of all time. Even watching it for the third time gives me the same pleasure as if I were watching it for the first time. The animation, the story, and the pacing are all excellent. It might even be the best Spider-Man film series; or if it’s not, it’s certainly a top contender. Maybe I’m exaggerating, though.

Esse é um daqueles filmes que se destacam imediatamente pela identidade visual. Ele não só “parece bonito”, ele tem uma direção de arte extremamente ousada, quase como se cada frame tivesse sido pensado para parecer uma HQ viva. Esse estilo já seria suficiente para chamar atenção, mas o filme vai além e consegue sustentar isso durante toda a duração. A animação é, sem exagero, o maior destaque. O uso de múltiplos estilos visuais, texturas que imitam quadrinhos, efeitos de movimento fora do padrão e cores muito bem aplicadas cria algo único. É um filme que realmente entende o conceito de “multiverso” também na forma como é apresentado visualmente. Miles Morales funciona muito bem como protagonista. A jornada dele não é só sobre se tornar o Homem-Aranha, mas sobre identidade, pressão e descobrir seu próprio caminho. Isso dá um peso emocional que ajuda o filme a não ser só estiloso, mas também envolvente. Outro ponto forte é o ritmo. O filme é rápido, mas não confuso. Ele sabe quando acelerar nas cenas de ação e quando desacelerar para dar espaço aos personagens. A dinâmica entre os diferentes Homens-Aranha também é um dos grandes acertos, especialmente Peter B. Parker, que traz um contraste interessante entre humor e desgaste emocional. A trilha sonora também ajuda muito a dar personalidade ao filme, deixando várias cenas ainda mais energéticas e memoráveis. As sequências de ação são criativas e bem coreografadas, fugindo bastante do padrão comum de filmes de super-herói. O filme consegue se destacar justamente por ser diferente. Ele não tenta imitar o padrão de filmes de super-herói. ( mais ou menos) Nota: 8/10

Tout aussi que le deuxième, meme meilleur Le personnage principale est miles morales un ado qui a étais mordue pars un araignée radioactives... J'ai vraiment besoin de dire ce que c'est spiderman juste très bon film

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse là phim hoạt hình siêu anh hùng độc đáo, kết hợp hình ảnh sáng tạo và câu chuyện cảm động.

Everyone already knows: This was a REVOLUTION in animated art style, unlike anything anyone had ever seen before, and for that alone it deserves all the props. But also, who doesn't like Miles?

Meilleur film d’animation de tous les temps Le film est magnifique avec une DA comics qui fonctionne trop bien Le thème est cool, le message sur le syndrome de l’imposteur de Miles est bien traité jusqu’à son évolution et sa prise de confiance pour devenir Spider-Man. Les sujets abordés sont matures comme le deuil, la déprime, la peur de faire confiance à nouveau… C’est un film très riche dans sa narration et dans la construction de personnage même si certain sont un peu en dessous… Bravo Sony

Nothing here I did like. First off, I can't stand Miles Morales as a Spider-Man. Second, I am not a fan of established content ever being retconned by "alternate universes / timelines" hokeyness . . . I didn't like the animation style. The dialog and delivery was weak and whiney. And lastly the casting was horrible - the only one that actually held their own was Gwen (Hailee Steinfeld).

Anyone saying "animated films are for babies" "animated films aren't real FILMS WATCH THIS RIGHT NOW ITS SO PEAK

This came out one year after the emoji movie. Also the animation is innovative the acting's incredible and the story is tight and perfect but this came out ONE YEAR AFTER THE EMOJI MOVIE.

their are some filler parts of the movie but it is ok and they did so good on the soundtrack the soundtrack is better than across the spider verse But this is least rewatchable spider man movie since spider man 1,2 and 3

A movie that I only watched because everyone said it was great. It was so forgettable I can't remember literally a SINGLE thing about this movie.

This movie is a cinematic MASTERPIECE! The story contains EVERYTHING people love about Spider-Man, while still feeling fresh and exciting! The characters are lovable, memorable, and full of personality, the twist villain is beautifully done, and the animation is simply STUNNING. Overall, a great movie I would recommend to anyone.

This movie is beyond a cinematic masterpiece, EVERYTHING was perfect, I don't know how you from The Emoji Movie to this! Thank you Phil Lord, Christopher Miller, and Rodney Rothman for making this masterpiece, out of anyone no one would've guessed that Sony Pictures Animation would be the ones to defeat Pixar, after the cinematic cry for help The Emoji Movie, and somehow the sequel is even better, this movie is my 2nd favorite movie ever, 1st being Across the Spiderverse, and I'm super excited for Beyond the Spiderverse, I need Beyond the Spiderverse more then Water, Air, Sonic the Hedgehog. So I'll wait however long it takes, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2045, HOWEVER LONG IT TAKES. 100/10. Would do it on repeat forever. Would do it everyday.

You’re as beautiful as the day I last watched you. An absolutely perfect movie.

Cool game very recommend to play . If you are a fan of spider man you will enjoy this game.

Honestly would be a 10 but that pointless shi**y anime character deducted a point for me, like why did they feel the need to add that trash

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This Movie's comic like style makes it better. I love the animation in such and is genuinely a favourite

Great cast, animation and music create an unprecedented vibe. This movie is fun and lighthearted while also carrying the weight that a spiderman movie usually has. Must watch.

The movie is great and explores a new Spider-Man - Miles Morales - in his quest to become the new spider-man. New storyline involving the multiverse is captivating and will make you rewatch.

I found it kinda hard to keep up with (the movie introduces like a bajillion different Spider-men/women, my poor poor head)

je ne m'y attendais vraiment pas. je suis aller voir ce film en me disant que c'était un film d'animation pour ado qui à l'air sympa.... au final j'ai écouté l'album du film pendant 2 semaines non-stop. je l'ai regardé une deuxième fois chez moi et j'ai finalement compris le message incroyable du film : le syndrome de l'imposteur. le visuel est ma gni fique ! ils ont cassé les codes avec un visuel très dessin, très comics qui intéressait personnes. aujourd'hui c'est l'un des plus grand film d'animation et c'est amplement mérité. la scène du "leap of faith" que dire.... c'est aussi super intéressant d'avoir une autre perception du personnage de spiderman. une autre personne, une autre famille, une autre histoire. N'importe qui peut être Spiderman et c'est un message très bien retranscrit dans celui-ci (même si Peter restera à jamais gravé dans la roche). ce film m'a aussi rappelé les vieux jeux de l'époque comme **** Dimension ou Edge of Time. rien que pour cela c'est déjà un banger pour moi.

Tavsiye edeceğim animasyonlar listesinde olan bir yapım. Herkese tavsiye ederim.

Animação rica em cores e trilha sonora agradável, pra mim o que mais se destaca é essa relação de mentor aprendiz que existe entre Peter B. Parker e Miles Morales

Excellent movie great characters great character development, awesome story and is slightly better than the sequel because it’s just great. I’ve rewatched it and it’s still as good as it was.

This is peak. Art + Animation - It's peak. The vibrant comic book artstyle, the stunning New York backdrops, the minute detail in the interiors. The animation even serves a narrative purpose, with Miles being animated off frame to look janky and less fluid than Peter, Gwen and the other Spider people, only to be animated smoothly once he performs the brilliant leap of faith. Characters - They're peak. Miles Morales is such a good character, not falling into the Hollywood sarcastic, skilled, sick of everyone personality craze that they seem to love so much. Miles is genuine, clumsy, funny, ambitious, scared, flawed yet loveable. He's someone who looks up to Spiderman in a similar way the audience does and when that responsibility is thrust onto him, he reacts relatably but rises to the challenge by the end. Going into personal bias, seeing Miles enter a new elite school environment, knowing mentally that he proved himself enough to get in yet emotionally feeling stupider than everyone else in class, is a feeling I know all too well. His struggles to find friends, him butting heads with his dad while still obviously loving him, trying to prove himself to others and himself. And he's black? Yeah, he just like me frfr. The other characters are all good too. Peter B Parker being this older, jaded and genuinely sad Spiderman is such a contrast to how he's portrayed in other movies, yet it makes sense all that he goes through. Gwen Stacy, both resitant to making friends and deepening relations and also being 'fast' friends with Miles (after the hair incident). Uncle Aaron, Officer Jeff, Rio, the other spiders, there are so many good characters and dynamics that really elevate the movie. Story - It's peak. The spiderman story has been done and redone many times. Nerdy kid, spider bite,Uncle Ben, responsibility, yada yada. Spiderverse acknowledges how over done this character and IP is and takes it in a new direction. Mile's story isn't just about responsibility. It's about rising up to the challenge. Just like in his school life, he has the ability, just not the confidence to take that leap. It's hard to talk more about the story without spoiling, but trust me, it's peak. Having a movie be so relatable while simultaneously so well made is truly a once in a multiverse experience. Corny line but it's true. Go watch.

The animation and visual aesthetic of this movie is fantastic, although I found the stop-motion effect jarring (and I hope it doesn't become too popular). The story and characters are OK - it's spiderman.

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is just such a cool fantastic story as it's really fresh with a lot of new creative web slinging action.

Alternate Spider-Men from various dimensions are brought together by a villain's scheme, confusedly interact, share a few puns, trade tips and race to beat the bad guy before their respective home worlds are irreparably ruined. Given the steamroll of positive word-of-mouth, I had concerns about this one living up to my expectations. Instead, it smashed them to pieces. It surprises, delights, amuses and entertains right from the opening gun. A sharp, witty script manages to nail the goofy essence of the character (seen through a kaleidoscope of different lenses) without feeling forced, hokey or dated. It's effortlessly hip and tuned-in, a tale that understands what's fresh and spotlights that without exploiting it. The plot remains light-hearted and smooth, but not without trials or consequences. I don't think I can say nearly enough about the dynamic, electrifying visuals. They're a shot of adrenaline, consistently vibrant and dazzling, a vivid showpiece that leaps straight from page to screen without sacrificing any of the clever little quirks and format-conscious tricks that always seemed so inseparable from the printed medium. Into the Spider-Verse is the first time a big comic book adaptation has really worn its roots as a badge of honor, something to be respected and embraced, rather than an embarrassing blemish. It understands what makes a good comic tick, values those singular traits and uses them to improve the entire production. I didn't realize how much I needed something like this. Updated thoughts from a 2021 re-watch: I've already reviewed this one in depth, so I'm going to take a chill pill and dial back the long-winded analysis. It's still awesome. Jaw-dropping visuals, catchy and effective soundtrack, wonderful writing. What more can you really ask for? There's so much good **** buried in the details, little love letters to the long-term fans that show how well the writers know the character, but the bold-faced main plot stuff works too. Kingpin's motivations and comeuppance. The powerful side-arc with The Prowler. Miles growing into the role, physically and psychologically. And everything's so effortlessly quick-witted, without sacrificing the ground-level struggles that have always made Spider-Man so relatably human. How much longer do I need to wait for a sequel?

The quintessential Spider-Man movie. A moving examination of maturity, bravery, and discovering one's identity. Groundbreaking and jaw-dropping animation. Some of the best voice-work in the industry. Immaculately written. This sets a bar that not many will be able to pass.

this is the best spider-man movie without a doubt and the animationis really good and refreshing !

An amazing Spider-man movie. The imagination, soundtrack, voiceacting, a storyline that hits almost every beat and on top of everything, characters with likeable personalities and struggles. It's hard to say anything that hasn't been said about Into the Spider-Verse, but the most important thing I could say is that I love it not only in a critical way, but also because how happy it makes me. It might be a comfort movie in that way.

(Mauro Lanari) First of all, I never understood why to title "Superman", "Batman", "Watchmen", "Aquaman", "Ant-Man", "Iron Man", "X-Men", "Spider-Man", etc., comics and characters aimed not at an adult audience but at adolescent problems. Would "Superteen-Hero" have upset the bottom line? Moreover, while the MWI and the pluriverse have not found, from '57 to today, any empirical or experimental confirmation, the only ones who have benefited from it have been narrators and storytellers, abusing it for endless reboots of the same pappardella. Enjoy yourselves. I don't.

One word defines this film: Perfection. I dare say it's one of the best animations out there, its style is impressive and different, an excellent film.

A wholly original and brilliant adaptation of one of the Spiderman comic book franchises, it breaks new ground in animation art that, as well as telling a compelling story that surpasses anything else happening in the Marvel franchise post-Infinity War.

It was a good start. The second one was waaaay better than this i think. I do enjoyed this one too.

tbh it was so good, miles Morales is a funny character and the vibes the movie gives u its great.

Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse is a Spectacular Spidey Tale that Re-Invents the character for old and new audiences alike. the Story is Amazing, the Animation is revolutionary and the OST is Peak.9/10

Incredible animation, but an absolute dumpster fire of a screenplay. Hollywood would never fire such writers, because they would need them to continue spewing more hot garbage such as this for the foreseeable future and call it 'muh diversity'. The first film was way better than this embarrassment. Shame on you.

Great Movie overall , and also the soundtracks sound absolutely astounding, Especially Whats Up Danger

Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse was at the time a revolution and a visual slap in 2018. If the film has not aged by an inch despite its sequel, it is nevertheless pleasant to watch. We follow a Miles Morales in full transformation, in quete of identity while mixing the notion of multiverse so hard to adapt.

This slaps. I love the action, I love the character designs, I love the acting, I love the animation. Absolutely great, fun, emotional, quirky, and visually stunning.

this is something every miles fan should watch storyline it wont blow minds but it is well executed the animation is smooth with great art style overall good cinematic experience

As far as comic book movies go easily Top 5 all time. Anyone with any kind of interest should give it a watch.

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