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- Gwen's father, the police captain, finally captures the Spider-Woman only to discover it's his own daughter. Gwen makes a difficult choice to leave her universe with Miguel O'Hara.
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Miles Morales returns for the next chapter of the Oscar®-winning Spider-Verse saga, Spider-Man™: Across the Spider-Verse (2018, Best Animated Film, Spider-Man™: Into The Spider-Verse). After reuniting with Gwen Stacy, Brooklyn’s full-time, friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is catapulted across the Multiverse, where he encounters the Spider Society, a team of Spider-People charged with protecting the Multiverse’s very existence. But when the heroes clash on how to handle a new threat, Miles finds himself pitted against the other Spiders and must set out on his own to save those he loves most. Anyone can wear the mask - it’s how you wear it that makes you a hero.
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Your own dad being terrified of you enough to raise a gun towards you would fk anyone up. Poor Gwen.
Poor dad
@@emirhanozkan32 that too
@@Knockoffagent47no tf he didn't, you mustve lost your mind, she literally just got done saving dozens of people, so hell yes she kinda is immune to the law especially seeing how she webbed them down for their own safety
@@tsuyuasui7297not really immune it's just the moral
@@emirhanozkan32gwen...🙁
0:43 Seeing this scene for the first time in theatres, the gunshot followed by the soul crushing intense silence... hit me like a ten ton truck 😭
That gun shot sounded super real.
aaaannd they added her leitmotif? INSANE ❤
Fr that literally was loud
Gwen's dad in a way had been blaming himself for not being able to apprehend Spider-Woman whom he thought was murdered her daughter's best friend. Since Gwen has completely changed after Peter's death, he as her father just wanted to do the right thing and apprehend the 'killer'. You could see how determined he was with the follow up line "No, you don't understand".
@@pixelsaidon5032😡👉🏾🐶
Ngl, Hailee Steinfeld hasnt let us down yet with her voice acting chops. Between this and Arcane, she has proven to be really, really good which is rare among predominantly on-screen actors.
Nah she was terrible in this movie compared to the first
Edit: OK simps
@@bunju8990No she wasn't
@@bunju8990 objectively wrong. Contrarian for attention.
@@bunju8990u tryna be different so bad buddy😭
What I love about her is that she played another Marvel character, Kate Bishop, Female Hawkeye in the Hawkeye mini series and she killed it there too. I loved her in the BumbleBee movie too, she IS a great actress and has great comedic energy along depth of emotions.
Just hearing her shout "DAD, STOP!" just hurts my heart. Major props to Hailee for her acting.
3:15 It's interesting that Miguel's allowing Gwen to join the Spider-Society is an admission that he also doesn't know how to fix the problems he faces, but that him & the Spider-Society will try to find a way regardless. I could not see Miguel making that same statement when Miles comes to see him. Really shows just how certain Miguel has grown over the months since this moment to being unable to admit that maybe his belief in "the canon" isn't the way things in the Spider-Verse should be fixed.
It also does show where his mindset is: “fix this” in this context means “return to the status quo” or “undo”. Miguel only shows sympathy because he wishes to fix what he considers mistakes. Things that don’t align with the “canon” or “how things were meant to be”. Meanwhile, Miles in this movie and the previous ones is an extreme optimist, and someone that’s consistently looking towards his future rather than his past. Something he does share with MCU Peter, who was consistently focused on moving forward in some capacity, but they seemed more focused on the present by the end of their trilogy. Maybe Miles will end up learning something similar by the end of Part 2
He hasn't grown. He still has no clue if what he's doing is the right thing. He puts on a front because if he doesn't, the Spiders have no reason to listen to him and he'll have to go back to completely winging it, on his own. He has to keep telling himself (and everyone) how he thinks things work because if he doesn't, it means he has no clue what happened to his daughter and there was nothing he could do to prevent it
schnee made a fantastic video on this, the writers did their homework. Miguel has unbelievably warped viw on everything, pain
3:09 Miguel just felt sorry for Gwen in this scene, you can see that he hesitated and lowered his head
Since the beginning of the movie, I felt myself wanting to cry. This sequel was way more intense and emotional than the first.
*Sigh* Well, join the club.
same :((
Even after Into The SpiderVerse, you'd see that the part of Gwen's life hasn't been fixed even when the first film ended on a good note that leads to more... emotional drama.
I think their equally as emotionally intense
My theory is Beyond the Spider-Verse will be more dark than the other two.
2:01 I'm still in love with the detail of a literal thin blue line appearing behind Gwens dad, basically sealing her fate of being arrested.
I’m pretty sure that’s a fat black line 💀
@@thiccchungo1041 Bloo
@@thiccchungo1041 yeah bruh that's not even a line that's a black column 💀
It’s not just that, but that color palette is used to describe tone in the universe…..sad situations happen with cold colors, happier situations with warm
It’s meant to be indicative of the earlier scene where she’s depressed and Capt Stacy asks for a hug….to colors go from cold blue to warm orange/yellow
This is the opposite….Gwen is reaching out for that warmth. That hug. But her father shuts her out…their worlds are blue
It’s also why when we come back later and he’s retired, everything is washed out bluish/white…..
1:24 starting here, each time we cut back to capt Stacy you can see the red slowly being taken over by dark blues….really great art decisions in this movie man
She deserved the BIGGEST hug this scene. i love gwen so much in atsv, shes so misunderstood!! I really hope in btsv she gets the happy ending she deserves, or else ill riot!!!!
"I don't know how to fix this..."
"Well, join the club"
Ooooof! That hits different on a rewatch
How?
@@lightheart5 Because first time you don't know about Miguel's past and how he feels like he absolutely messed up with Variant Miguel's universe. Watching it again you understand that Miguel sees his own struggles in Gwen
Man I just am totally taken back by the artists for this scene. The emotions this scene brings with the bleeding paint depicting each emotion they feel in the desperation of the situation. The betrayal, the fear, the anger. It all shows for itself. I love it.
"Love is the death of duty."
Okay maester Aemon
Man that "I don't know how to fix this" line I relate to that too often this movie kept hitting me in the feels💙💙
The Question Is What Can I Do To Fix This
George Stacy was all she had left. Everything changed when he aimed a gun at his own daughter. Now she lost everything.😢😢😢😢😢
Didn’t Gwen has her brothers and her mother?
@tvalokibatman6563 not in that universe.
The fact that she said that you're all I have left and a second later he points a gun at his own daughter
Dad of the year for sure
@@Lewismelton458 oh yeah dad of year definitely. Like what's wrong with man? Your daughter is scared and doesn't want to lose you and all you're pointing your gun at her
@@Lewismelton458anime dad's, as well.😢😢😢😢😢
Imagine living with the mentality that your own dad didn't hesitate to point a gun at you while yelling "Don't come any closer!"
And not hearing Gwen's side of the story is even worse
@@lightheart5 Well, shock, confusion and the idea of everything you thought you knew crashing before your eyes do this. Just look at his eyes and expression when he sees her daughter's face, it's like he was just hit by a train. A big part of the plot was about how parents sometimes have absolutely no idea what to do. (Peter as a new dad, Miles parents and Gwen's dad). Georges Stacy couldn't think clearly so he went auto-pilot and rested on doing what he knew best : his job.
That was probably the loudest gun shot I have ever heard in a movie, considering the deafening silence after.
I don't know if anyone noticed, but when Gwen receives the watch and sees' the screen boot up.
for a flash few frames. You can see Miles' universe ( Earth-1610 ) be one of the first choices that came to gwen.
And the last one shown is Earth-928, Miguel's universe
The voice acting here was top notch 👌 amazing scene
I will always appreciate how they didn't make her dad entirely wrong in the situation. You just found out the person you've been chasing is your own daughter. That's a lot to process. You can even hear in his voice that it pains him to arrest her. This scene breaks my heart, cuz I get both points of view. Sadly, due to neither of them being the best communicators, it ends up looking wrong.
Yeah I feel like people hating on the dad without really trying to see his point of view.
And tell me who staged this whole stupid tragic performance correctly, Gwen turned her father against herself to such a situation that he shot, it’s all her fault.
@@ДенисПрокопенко-п3ыLol this is a terrible opinion
@@brauliosalcedo5418but its her daughter. He could’ve at least listened to what she had to say
@@ДенисПрокопенко-п3ыhow could you say that?!
That line about needing her dad to be her father is so good! And she calls out his fear so bravely!
the gunshot gave me goosebumps
Scared me too 😟
This scene is honestly one of my favorite scenes in the whole film. It’s just feel so real and emotional. Like, you can actually feel how scared Gwen is the whole time! And the dialogue here feels natural, it doesn’t feel forced or anything. And That is very hard to achieve.
Also one detail I liked, was that at 1:55, when she says “you’re in this to help people right?” And her dad just doesn’t say anything, and that kinda freaks her out. So she repeats “right?” But you can see with just how she said it, and her expression, that she silence scared her. Her face when she says that as if mentally she’s like, “say something!” It’s a very quick moment, but I think it shows a lot.
Hopefully I explained in a way that didn’t sound too weird. I just really like this scene 😅
The way i watched this, cried, went through the comments, saw this comment, clicked on the timestamp, and and started crying again as i watched it again.
I think she’s scared of him not replying because that question was supposed to bring some sort of comfort to her in that they could find some middle ground, and sort of prove that they are on the same side, but when he didn’t answer she became even more freaked out.
The fact that Gwen's father decided to make Spider-woman's arrest a personal matter speaks volumes about him - after all, he knew Peter well, since he was his daughter's best friend, and since the tragedy, his daughter has been in a state of total depression, which proves how much he cares about her, which is why he feels betrayed when he learns that his daughter and Spider-woman are one and the same.
The way how George Stacy pushed Gwen away is no wonder he had a hard time being a captain and a father it was so hard for him.
Gwen also pushed Miles away too even though she had no choice to follow Ohara and broke her friendship in the process.
I know it is a rough patch between Gwen and Miles.
Gwen better use her heart to guild and bring back loving Miles, who she still cares for.
Miguel has been through a lot, and has to follow the cannon event, but that’s because of a multiverse interference that changes and destroys a few universes. But when Gwen went back her dad didn’t become captain so this changed the story a bit.
@Coyoteprime that is true, and I wish Gwen could make Miles understand her situation she should have told him the truth wouldn't that make sense of the situation.
@@lotorres2090 But the question is whether she will continue to care about him and love him if, because of her and Peter, Miles can become something like Darth Vader, gather new friends from Earth-42 along with his double and surround Gwen and her team, just like Miguel and his team, even Miles' friends, surrounded him and Miguel put him in a cage, I really feel like this will happen.
@@ДенисПрокопенко-п3ы that too is important
@user-xh2nm3xz8x clearly Miles 42 could rub on his younger counterpart in a big way ignoring Gwen considering how Miles would likely ignore her and still feel betrayed also Miles 42 could beat her up and revealing his identity in the process now Gwen and Peter B will have to face the consequences of their own actions how to approach the Miles they know without to face Miles 42. As for Gwen must use her heart knowing Miles is too hard headed to understand.
This was one of the most gutting scenes in the entire movie. It really stung, especially when you consider the circumstances of it all. That said, (and I’m gonna get real nerdy here), one thing that bothered me was that I feel like there should have been more than enough evidence at Peter’s crime scene to acquit Gwen. Shouldn’t there be CCTV footage of the gym to show that there was no way she could have known the monster was Peter, and that she was acting in self defense? Wouldn’t Peter’s autopsy reveal that he had some powerful foreign substances in his system? Weren’t there like dozens of eyewitnesses at the scene that saw what happened? This scene was extremely tragic, and made me an emotional wreck, but the dorky side of me really wonders why she wasn’t ruled out as a suspect a while back. Hope someone can clear this up for me.
Well by the time Gwen and Peter fought, there were no more eyewitnesses. And given that everything else was a wreck and there was debris, it's possible any cameras got destroyed during Peter's rampage. Now the autopsy thing I'm curious about too.
In the comics, Gwen purposely didn't "pull" her punches when fighting Lizard (which caused him to die) and there was eyewitnesses to that.
But since Spiderverse Gwen's origin is a little different, it does leave a loose thread compared to the comics.
Either way, a normal justice system would want a trial.
@@FireOccator True
and a trial is out of the question since it means Gwen's identity becomes PUBLIC.@@FrozenJedi38
What’s really messed up was when he was about to knowingly raise his gun to his own daughter even though she showed zero hostility and he should already know her.
And not hearing her side of the story is even worse.
I'd say Gwen revealing she was Spider woman all this time kinda shows he doesn't know her
@@ignacioruiz-retegui6196 no he should already know her from all the time they spent together. He should know her personally enough that it doesn’t require him to raise his gun at her.
@@joshuawillis602That is true but you do have to understand why heroes don't reveal their identities to people they care about. Because it raises the questions of:
"How long were you doing this for?"
"Why did you start doing this?"
"Can I even trust you?"
The minute they hide their identity and it's revealed to the person closest to them it raises questions of what else could you be hiding. It's a secret that could lead to a lot of relationships failing.
@@joshuawillis602And also understand where he is coming from. Peter Parker in this universe was like family to the Stacey Family. When he died and saw Spider Woman at the scene he made it his mission to avenge his daughter and Peter by catching spider woman. come to find out in this scene his daughter is the supposed killer he has been hunting. He is confused and betrayed. You don't truly know a person until you see their true secrets.
Just imagine stepping into the shoes of Captain Stacy. He wanted to find out who killed his daughter's best friend and if Spider-Woman had anything to do with it, turns out that his own daughter is that suspect. And just when he is wracking his mind to either arrest her or confront her, two other different spider heroes offers his daughter to leave his world and dimension with no promise of ever seeing her again.
Ever since the movie started, I swear I wanted to give Gwen a hug. Girl really went through it!
Man the way Miguel walks through that portal at 3:30 is so damn badass, he just oozes Badassery this entire movie lol
I can’t even say what hasn’t already been said about this masterpiece of a film. The directing, the performances, the visuals and animation, and the deconstruction of usual comic book tails. The spider verse movies put most comic book films to shame.
The music that went over the Gwen and Captain Stacy scenes were brilliant cinema. Really captured the emotion
"How long have you been lying to me?"
"Can you just not be a cop and be my dad for a minute?"
It's so heartbreaking, because that moment, he WAS being her dad, but she's scared and vulnerable, and FEELS like she's facing down the cop.
Outstanding writing, outstanding performances... and the music and colors... oh, it hurts so good.
edit: And that just after she says 'I don't know how to fix this', that's when Miguel throws her a watch and says 'Join the club'.
Excellent foreshadowing -- for all his confidence and attitude, he's just as confused and lost and doesn't know how to fix 'this'.
AND AND in 1:43 there's “spider-gwen eyes” behind her as the background, showing that from her dad's pov, she's still “spiderwoman”
the spiderwoman he's spent years hunting down for justice to peter parker. even though gwen's revealed her face, all her dad can see is the spiderwoman that murdered peter parker…..
“your all I have left” “you have the right to remain silent.” that part really hit hard. I never really had anyone i could vent to but one person but then they just left me. those words hit like a truck
That intro to the movie shouldn't have been so fire, I've looked at that scene where Miguel gives gwen the portal watch a couple of times and it literally gave me goosebumps every time
Can we just take a moment to truly appreciate the music, and how well it set the scenes in this movie. The soft little trill when the camera pans out after the gunshot to show Gwen and her father was so perfectly fitted (The soft little trill being a sound that is completely unique to Gwen). Also, in case anyone hasn’t noticed, all the different spider people have a specific beat/musical sound that can help you identify them. Gwen, Miguel, Miles etc. all have distinctive sounds that you can hear when they come on screen. You can hear Miguel’s sound when he comes in to disarm the gun from Gwens father. Prowler Miles also has a sound that is unique to him.
no movie deserves to be this goddamn beautiful. every single frame is an absolute masterpiece
The gunshot gave me chills and my heart stop beat for minutes😊
She 🤥 for past 11yrs
Miguel and Jessica saved Gwen from her Father!
And, ironically, I think her running away was at least the best move in the moment.
Effectively, the 'walk away, give them a chance to cool down' of a Superhero conflict.
Nah he was going to do nothing. He didn’t have the gull, he couldn’t hold it together to tell her, her rights.
@@phastinemoon In retrospect maybe because Miles wouldn’t get involved with the society. But at the time, nah. Gwen was doing exactly the opposite of the lesson she learned at the end of the film, thinking there’s a certain inability to fix the things that are at present. Which is why she thinks her and Miles originally could never get together. If Gwen had been how she was at the end of Across, she would’ve confronted her father who was trapped in a shield and gave him a good run down, believing it is possible to save their relationship. So the scene where they reconcile while it may be more difficult here, may happen earlier.
this is more emotional than the first one. The score does help it a lot
2:25 I *can't beleive* he had the intension of shot his own daughter...
he hates her
@@E40570. He doesn't hate her dum dum. He's just having conflicting emotions 😢
@@E40570 He’s distraught.
@@E40570If he hated her the arc wouldn't end how it did.
Bcoz she stinks
Best scene of the year so far
So Miguel accepts this as Gwen's canon event, but won't accept that Miles can "lose" his cop in a non-lethal manner?
Because Miles wasn’t suppose to be Spider-Man. The spider that but him was an anomaly.
What are you talking about? Gwen canon event is her father unmasking her and in the close future he dies, just like all captains.
@@sol9059 Except he's not going to be a police captain anymore.
@@licktin1091 That's all the more reason to believe Miles isn't beholden to the canon.
That's Spot's fault
Honestly, it would've not been surprising if she chose not to forgive him. She was literally crying to him over her guilt for not saving Peter and also telling him she wants to help...all while begging his help as grief is literally consuming her. After that single line "You're all I've left", expressing how much she needs him to be her dad, he made his choice: he tried to arrest her, even pointing his gun AT HER, his only child, like she was a monster to stay away from.
A lot of people would've never gone past that. I could never.
He deserved her grudge, not her affection after that disgusting move of his.
Yeah, he was only trying to bring Peter's killer to justice and then boom, his daughter is that killer he's been hunting.
I would say let her choose if she wants to forgive him for reacting to such news.
@@ignacioruiz-retegui6196 She straight told him she did NOT kill Peter, nor she knew the Lizard was him (it's likely George Stacy knew about Peter being Lizard, there were witnesses involved in the accident after he detransformed and likely found out his transformation through autopsy). George knew her daughter, he knew she was not an assassin, and, as everyone else saw, she helped and saved people so hard. He could've at least asked her what truly happened, listening to her to feel the truth from her words, instead of merely pointing his gun blindly "by the book" at her as a cop.
I'm glad she forgave him but in real life this would not happen so easily: *you point a gun to a loved one, you 100% break their trust they had in you.*
@@tizianotrasmondo6011 I'm just saying the mere fact that she's revealing she has kept a lie to him for years (or at least months) shows he doesn't know her. That lie broke his trust as much as him not believing her broke hers. It's understandable from his point of view to be confused her daughter was behind everything he was devoted to stop.
@ignacioruiz-retegui6196 right? The situation would have never gotten to this point if she had just been honest from the beginning.
And not hearing her side of the story makes it even worse.
When her father is telling her the rights, he sounds like he's going to cry. It's like he will regret arresting his own daughter.
Yeah, the voice acting here is brilliant. Also the scene is written so masterfully, his reactions are believable 100%
According to the screenplay that was exactly the intention. “Barely holding it together”
“Yeah. Well…join the club.” That was an awesome double meaning right there.
I just realized something. In ITSV, when Gwen formally introduces herself, she mentions she saves her dad (who's a captain). Do you reckon that he was supposed to die at that moment? or do you think she was actually supposed to save him so he could die late on? which the latter will probably not happen due to her dad quitting
The latter but like you said it won't happen cuz he quit.
I watched a lot of really beautiful movies this year and this scene is maybe the one that stuck with me the most out of all of them
Perhaps second only to that final scene in all of us strangers
Ngl, this is my favorite animated film of all-time.
Okay seeing him raise his gun at his own daughter and treat her like criminal was both heartbreaking and a little infurriating. Like dude, your daughter is scared and traumitized already from losing her best friend and is trying to explain to you that she tried to save peter and that she feels that guilt everyday. But all you can think of is how long she's been lying to you and be scared of her? No wonder she pushed you away cause you were so blinded by your rage towards her and no wonder she left because she was scared of you.
This is a very one-sided and biased take.
@@alejandromelendez1609 yep
@@notasingerrr it baffles me how supposed fans of ATSV don't understand so many of its scenes. Their is a lot of complexity going on here. Captain Stacy has been hunting down Spider-Woman for months under the belief that she killed his daughter's best friend. Someone who was like family to both of them. Only to be confronted with the shocking reality that his daughter IS Spider-Woman, along with the feelings of betrayal and confusion that come with that. He reacted exactly how he would have given the situation, which is to fall back into cop mode. The guy is going on instinct and what his training tells him to do, not acting maliciously. It's a defense mechanism meant to help him try to make sense out of what's going on. He doesn't hate his own daughter at any point in the movie.
@@alejandromelendez1609*years
@@alejandromelendez1609absolutely beautiful take💯
This scene was brutal to watch with Gwen and her dad.
This movie took a dark left turn so fast 😭
I’ve never been held at gunpoint by the police and I’m honestly so glad for that, because I don’t think I could’ve watched this scene if I had (particularly 0:32 - 0:45). As it is, the dialogue feels like it was taken directly from body cams captured during police shootings over the years, because if you’ve ever listened to those transcripts, you’ll have recognised this dialogue instantly.
0:31 WHAT IS WRONG WITH THESE PEOPLE?! DID HE LIE BECAUSE HE THOUGHT REINFORCEMENTS WOULD COME QUICKER?! THAT’S SICK! 😡🔥
Hailee Steinfeld is perfect for the role as spider Gwen
agreed she really brings the character to life
When I watched the film in theaters, this scene got on my nerves when Gwen's dad didn't believe her after what she told him. 😤 I'm just glad that Miguel and Jess saved her from being arrested, though. 😊
I’ll give Miguel some credit for that. Despite that situation with Miles…
Yeah. I will give Miguel some credit for saving Gwen.
It's pretty natural that he didn't belive her. Suddenly you realise that your daughter has been lying to you for the last few years about the biggest thing you could ever imagine, and that she was abusing your relationship with you. She was the only one who knew the both sides and didn't tell you. I believe his reaction is great, his cop instincts kick in and he does what he was doing for the last few years: tries to arrest her.
To add onto what the guy above said to me. There was no sense of truth with Gwen after he figured out she had been lying to him for years. Yes she SAYS that she didn’t kill Peter. But what’s so different from the last few years of Gwen telling his father where she is VS what’s she actually do. For all he knew she could’ve been doing that. That’s why according to the Screenplay he took the easy way out, and simply did what you have to do by the book. Which is arresting someone who has broken the law.
@@kyleb7974on top of that, even if he believes her, the fact is under the justice system she must still go to trial
@@brauliosalcedo5418 She has on top of that also assaulted officers and has escaped them on top of having to go to trial for being a potential suspect. So it's not pretty to say the least
Man, helped Gwen by taking the gun away and restraining her dad. He didn't have to do that, he could've left them there while they were both preoccupied but he didn't.
yeah gwen should got shot
He also didn't have to come in himself and save Gwen from Vulture. I wonder why he personally went instead of sending in another operative (I know the out of universe explanation is to introduce him to the audience but what's the in universe reason? Seems kinda risky to go himself."
0:23, 0:29, 0:38, 0:52-0:56, 1:04-1:14, 1:26-1:36, 1:50-1:56, 2:02, 2:21-2:24
Greatest cold open in movie history
3:05 "I don't know how to fix this" just breaks me.
Friend who still hasn’t seen Across the Spider-Verse: 0:43
Me, forcing them to watch it: 0:44
Captain Stacy:How Long Have You Been Lying To Me?
Sir, she wasn’t lying to you.
@@TheProtagonist2020Lying includes withholding information. Which she did do.
The moral of the story is: There are some things you can't talk your way out of.
George Stacy took his job as police captain too far
1:22 Gwen can explain everything, the whole many times to lie, hiding herself and keeping a secret from her father.
I love how the coloring of the scene shifts left to right from red to blue, showing the compassion being replaced by her dad's lawful side, by the end when she tries to approach him he's made up his mind, now covered head to toe in dark blue, with the surrounding background being blue.
This scene is heartbreaking.
I can’t believe he still arrest his own daughter after discovering her.
Sad that this’ll be the last time we saw Gwen’s ballet shoes we need more of them in BTSV
I like the ballet shoes
@@lightheart5 on her feet
2:51 How could you be so stubborn and abandon her own daughter like that Captain. You should be ashamed of yourself,😡.
Rare Miguel W
"I don't know how to fix this" sends chills down my spine every time
Just an absolutely surreal scene, the emotions and colors. Amazing .
How is Earth-65 so damn colorful?
Fun fact: Hailee Stein field (Gwen's voice actor) is the same girl who voiced Vi from Arcane.
Pops wasn’t playin about peters death
It’s actually so sad that the Dad just noticed this 1:03
I knew she said “dad stop!” I recently heard the version where she’s like “noo stop!” And it sounded weird asf because I was like she didn’t say that… did she?
there are two versions
apparently the digital and theatrical have different voicelines after editing
One of the first scenes in a movie that had me actually break down into actual tears aside from when a dog dies
Like the death of the dog in Fly 2?
This movie really has an amazing soundtrack
Poor Gwen
I am pretty sure shes fast enough to dodge and get away from bullets
Without webs too?
@@timur5219 yeah
Her body is most likely strained and full of fatigue. She just had to deal with holding up a chopper from crashing.
We’ve always seen scenes like this.
Tobey trying to hold the train.
Andrew holding onto a falling car
Tom keeping a boat from splitting
Even for someone with inhuman strength, you can and will eventually get tired
@@divinegokublack1362 well said
The background really deals with the scene it makes it more emotional
Bro imagine getting arrested by your own father💀
Imagine being such a bad dad that your daughter literally leaves the dimension 💀
And not hearing her side of the story is even worse
The score soundtrack is 🔥
The color in the back sound makes me hysterically laugh so much it’s sooo bad
Bro the animation and colors hit different.😮
Gwen: Can you just, can you just not be a cop for a second and be my dad here and listen to me?
Hiccup: for once in your life, would you please just listen to me?!
Hailee Steinfeld nails it as Spider-Gwen.
After pulling a gun on his daughter, the guy definitely doesn't deserve his badge
I believe he does even more. He tries to bring her to justice, she loses all of his trust to her, and he doesn't know who she is anymore, when she's been lying to him for the last years
And not hearing her side of the story made it worse
0:46 I love the music at this moment. For some reason it puts me in mind of the score from Blade Runner
the color in these scenes are downright unbelievable
3:45 you were gonna arrest her
Funny thing is Shea Whigham also plays a cop in Mission impossible 7 and trying to catch Tom Cruise
Typecasting. Extremely common in film and television.
@@trueblue6201 I know it's just that he was in the biggest movies of the year playing the same role lol
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Best character out of that mid movie, and I don't care if people want to praise it or lambast me for stating an opinion
Who ?
2:46 Look closely at Miguel’s watch… Why does it say Gwen’s universe is “E-65” when people on the internet call it “E-65B” and when we go to Miles perspective, the movie says “Brooklyn Earth-1610” but people call it “Earth-1610B”
Because Earth 65 has already been established by the comic books and so is earth 1610, it would’ve been really confusing when trying to explain the earths to any newcomers to the comic series so the internet just dubbed it as earth “b”
This scene saved him
Hailee Steinfeld is literally the GODDESS of voicing amazing relatable, vulnerable, badass and flawed, yet strong and emotional female characters, between Vi and Gwen, she single handed put to shame every single bad female character Disney have created in the last 10 years. This scene been probably my favorite bit of acting she have done, this and her reconciliation at the end of the film with her father Captain Stacy, I hardly can't wait for Beyond The Spiderverse.
The artstyle and graphics are so amazing :0
*2:12*
Daaaw
Miguel
🥹😭🥰🤗
if only the MCU put this much effort into their movies
if they didn't they would have movies like the dceu ?
Poor Gwen