FamedChris Exactly. There's certain things in superhero fiction that only the mediums of comics and animation can do. Live-action just can't quite capture the sheer off-the-wall wildness that this movie evokes. Hope this gives studios the confidence to make more animated superhero movies for theatrical release.
It’s ironic because this one movie alone is better than anything the MCU has put out. EDIT: Yes, even Infinity War. More heroes on screen =/= good movie. EDIT AGAIN: It’s not better than the first Iron Man though. I enjoy that movie way more than this.
@@SparaticSpartan No one ever said that more heroes equals good, what the hell are you even saying? Also I still can't see Spiderverse as near as Infinity War. Yes, Spiderverse is great, but it isn't as great as Infinity War. Yeah, Prowler's death scene was sad, but what about Loki's death? Gamora's death for crying out loud. And the snap? "But they are goanna comeback" yeah bullshit because for one, they ARE dead. Yes, they CAN comeback, but it would either be time travel or reality, which WILL bring them back, but will NOT be the same ones you met in previous movies, so they ARE dead. Better villain? Thanos with ease. The heroes? Spider-Man was good, Miles' was great, but Gwen? Her boyfriend died, what else? Spider-Ham? The punchline of the team. Noir? Not enough screen time, no back story, and even if there was, it wasen't enough. And the anime girl which I honestly can't even remember the name? Her dad died... yup, that's it.
Dude 101 I think Into The Spiderverse is better than Infinity War because it is EXTREMELY well paced for a movie including multiple heroes, and is able to tie everything back to its main character, Miles Morales. That coupled with the amazing music, art and animation made it my favorite movie of 2018. As for characters like Spider-Ham, Penny Parker and Noir? They’re comic relief and small supporting characters meant to help Miles through his arc, so they don’t need to be as fleshed out as he does. Thanos was the better villain yes but Into The Spiderverse had the better story. Don’t get me wrong, I love the MCU, and I loved Infinity War, but it wasn’t as well paced as ITSV. That, and some scenes felt very dull. The Wakanda battle didn’t get me as hype as it should’ve.
Every song in the movie other than B.I.Gs song was made for the movie there's a whole album like black panther only this album most songs actually get played in the movie
I honestly think they did that just so they could have that one shot where his body makes the entire screen black except for his head and the opening on his suit. And I want it on a tacky tshirt.
Thaddeus Hamlet I love the fact they did that. Makes him give out a insanely strong intimidating presence for the characters and audience. And they could only have pulled it off in a animated movie.
Let's take this from the beginning one last time. My name is Thanos. For the last thousand or so years I've been the one and only member of my race. Pretty sure half of you will know the rest.
***Minor spoilers*** Your point about different spider-folks reacting to people who are dead in their home universe -Not just Gwen has a moment... Did you forget when Peter B. Parker first sees Aunt May? I think Jake Johnson's "I'm... not ready for this." was so emotional driven, and the expression on Pete's animated face moved me -instantly. And inversely, when Aunt May sees an aged Peter, after just losing her own 26 year old nephew. OR when Peter sees Mary Jane (who is 10 years younger than his own, divorced Mary Jane) and he absolutely loses his cool.
Or even when Peter starts to walk away and Gwen webs him back. Maybe I'm just reading into that moment a bit too much, but the thought of the emotional link and familiarity of similar moments with her Peter while she was standing next to Peter B. caught me.
You know what might've been a nice little moment for fans looking for an interaction between Gwen and Peter that wouldn't have taken much time? Have Peter be the one to correct Miles about Gwen's name. M: "Wanda?" G: "It's-" P: "Gwen Stacy." *Miles and Gwen look at him in confusion* P:"Long story. Why- how are you here?" G: "I'm from another universe. Well, another, another universe." Scene continues as normal.
@@MarzipanPie23 YES. YES. I was like, "Why isn't he reacting to Gwen Stacy?! I guess it's really a mistake on the part of the movie makers, but in order to keep my cool, I'll make up the most logical explanation that fits into the story - in his world Gwen Stacy didn't exist, or she didn't die like she did in the 616 universe. We already know this isn't 616 Peter Parker. They said he's kind of an amalgam of various Peters over the years.
Eh. Peter's connection with Aunt May felt very underplayed compared to the MJ stuff. And his breakdown in front of young MJ seemed like it was played off as a joke, really.
@@louminouz I disagree I think the chorus of that song really hit me after peter's death - seeing everyone's reactions and more specifically Miles's reaction and his fear as he is confronted with this great responsibility.
It came too late to be nominated in the Academy. They do make exceptions for films like this, but usually if they've been around for a few months. This came way too late, so there's no way they'll even watch it
I actually feel like the musical choice of this movie does a great job of accentuating Mile's own style and taste. I wasn't the biggest fan of some of the licencesed music, but it fits Miles so well I have to give it a pass on this one.
He was talking about the unnecessary use of reflective dialogue being somewhat insulting to the audience. Not the music in the scene. Because the scene was perfectly composed. But I do agree that having the characters' various quotes being spoken felt unneeded due to the message being clear regardless.
@@hobodefender3476 I definitely see his point there but I feel the argument could be made that all the quotes are maybe less for the audience to remember the theme of the film and more so to give a feeling and idea of everything going through Miles' head at the moment.
I thought he was referring to the “I’m not scared of the dark” song after Peter Parker died. It comes in so abruptly and only for like one line. It honestly makes me cringe every time I hear it. If it had been quieter and a little bit more subtle it would have blended in a lot better and been less jarring.
The movie shouldn't get such a circumstantial bonus for happening to be timely in the wake of Stan Lee's death, but it certainly does. His cameo was a moment of silence this time around in the theater, and that was pretty nice to experience.
@ƊƛƝƝƳ ƛƝЄԼԼƛ if a version of that movie exists, its 90% green screens, and also a 4 hour assembly cut, and probably kills you after 7 days if you watch it unless you forward it to some one el.... are you ok danny??
I wish I couldve had this, instead I had to sit through a group of 10 or so pre teens talking over the whole movie and getting up and doing fortnite dances. Might have to go back and watch it again.
same. I'm so glad I didn't wait to watch this on home video. Because I'm sure it's still great, but it's such an intense sensory feast that the big-screen really enhances everything about it.
I loved this movie so much. I am not a fan of hip hop or rap, but if the music is used correctly - like it is in this amazing film - I adore it. The characters were amazing, the animation was fantastic, and the style/cinematcs were off the charts. Personally, I got so many chills when I saw Miles jump off the skyscraper in the graffiti Spiderman suit with the shot of him "falling" but upright. SO GOOD.
I don’t particularly like hip hop, I don’t really have anything against it, but rap I feel just has so much modern songs that I just do not like that it’s tainted it’s name for me. I’m glad Spiderverse exists to cleanse the name for me.
“That person who helps others simply because it should or must be done, and because it is the right thing to do, is indeed, without a doubt, a real superhero,” -Stan Lee
I guess the key words here are "simply because", because someone can definitely help others (when it should and must be done, etc etc) and *hate* them at the same time. Doesn't feel heroic to me.
My TH-cam comments have glitched so that it shows you saying a comment that was on the last video I watched. so now it shows you saying that you only clicked this video because you thought she would feed rex a live chicken and I'm fucking dying XD
@@rustyfisher2081 Nah man there's a whole album of original music, including Sunflower, that was created specifically for the movie; . A lot of it can only be heard briefly and/or faintly in the movie. Check it out if you want, there's some solid stuff on there.
I was sold on this movie purely by the visual aesthetic shown in the trailers. Everything on top of that was just gravy. And boy, there was a lot of gravy. Even the visuals surpassed my expectations, and my expectations for them were the whole reason I was going to see the movie!
I also only watched it after it came out on Prime because I wanted to see the gods and unique animation, but it got to the point where the animation took a back seat for me because the story and emotions were so strong! It was beautiful to look at but even more beautiful to absorb. This is my current favorite movie.
one of my favorite details is when ganke looks up at all of them on the ceiling you see Gwen an miles pushing their hips together in front of penny since she is the only one with out wall crawling powers.
I also love how Miles was shot in 12 fps and Peter was shot in 24. But as Miles becomes more in sync with his powers they would slightly increase the frame rate. It's really noticeable when Peter is teaching him how to webb sling.
@@BIGD-cc7ru its not , it reminds me of framerate drops in video games. Its hard to watch at least for me. Had it been smooth instead of choppy it would of been an amazing movie. I see what they were going for but for me, it missed the mark.
Come on there are some obvious flaws, though they're very few and far between. I agreed with his criticism about the voiceovers. There's also some parts where things happened too fast and we weren't given enough space to breathe and for the sadness to really set in before it moves on and gets resolved. The Gwen example he raises in the video is one of them.
He was saying that he didn't like the voiceovers from the other characters being replayed, although I like them as I think it's what's running through Miles' head.
@@thegameingjoker6138 people like you just look at the movies and assume that DC is shit. Im not really a big DC fan but their comics and video games are fantastic,
Only complaint is that we didn’t get to see more of Noir Peni Parker and spider ham but they’re probably saving it for the sequel or other material I know they’re going to make shorts of Spider Ham and they gave Peni a little moment near the end
I only feel that Peni and Porker got sidelined. At least Noir got a funny gimmick with the rubix cube and the other two coulda had something as well. Like a couple of jokes about Peni messing with her robot or Porker interacting with real work objects.
my audience was honestly the dream, I got comic fans, movie fans, I got them all, we all clapped, we all cried, we were a bunch of 12-year-olds collectively losing our crap and it made it the best (and final) movie I watched with my dad before he passed away, that man was a big kid, and I'm glad I got to see that. He even cried at the Stan Lee tribute. Just to wrap it up, this movie fulfilled my childhood, and my father's childhood plus the time he spent raising me on this amazing character (and more), and if I had the option to be with him again, I would watch Spiderverse again, with the same audience
There’s so much care and attention to detail in the animation. Each time I watch, I find something new. It gives me hope for the industry. They were given a really unique concept and let the artist’s do their thing without a lot of red taping.
I just finished watching it today and i will admit i got my money's worth. This movie is fantastic and it's one of those that will survive rewatches. I will admit, the hip hop and rap didn't speak to me, but it does explain Miles's character: he's rebellious, creative, and wants freedom to live his own life instead of living up to expectations. He gets bit by a radioactive spider and suddenly he gets forced into a life he did not see coming. Miles captured exactly how a kid getting superpowers for the first time would react, learning how to be Spider-Man, and finally taking those big steps felt earned instead of forced. The other spider warriors based on their respected universes felt authentic and accurate (yes, even Spider-Ham), and Kingpin was really menacing. Obviously my ratings aren't worth much, but i will give this an 8/10. Hear me out: the story and characters were great, but there was so much potential to the other warriors, especially since Spider-Noir, Peni Parker, and Spider-Ham's backstories were cut short. Literally, we don't even get an explanation to what they were doing before the collider exploded the first time. At least we got good backstories for Spider-Gwen and Peter B. Parker (older Spider-Man), but that was it. Maybe if we got to learn more about the other Spider Warriors, it would have been better. I know that Miles was the main focus, but it still would have been nice to learn more about the other Spider Warriors. That's just my two cents.
In hospital. Been watching TH-cam in bed since 12/10/18 In extreme pain but able to use hands now. I can't wait to see Spider-Man 🕷️ Listening to Sunflower 🌻
I just like how they made some dialogue parts or what the characters are thinking they make it look like it’s from the comics, honestly that was really creative
Just wanted to point out Miles has always been portrayed as more than "Black" spider-man within the comics. I honestly blame the media for only focusing that arbitrary part of his character.
I mean, in his introduction and depiction in the Ultimate universe, he hit it on the head: "He's just a black Peter Parker." Like I feel Bendis did a great job of making his supporting cast feel unique and fresh, but just made Miles an approximation of his Peter, without giving him anything too unique about his character. Which I mean, I get it. Spidey was one of the few things that was keeping the 1610 Universe alive, so it's natural for him to keep a similar personality to Peter. But, it hurt his character in the long run imo, and I think it's extremely noticeable now that he's in the 616. Spider-Verse actually did an amazing job differentiating him, and I feel he's a stronger character in the film than his comic book counterpart.
"Just wanted to point out Miles has always been portrayed as more than "Black" spider-man within the comics" Well he obviously has difference due to his supporting cast, and I'm sure some authors made a good job with him, but he did feel more different here than he did when he first appeared in Ultimate at least.
@@Arkayjiya Oh no doubt. His more "Urban" origins were way more fleshed out here. I'm just stating there was a lot more to his character within the comics as well.
What’s really nice is that the blue ray set has a bunch of previous animatic passes of the movie, which gives you an idea of just how many times they rewrote this film to get it just right! Which I really admire
There are moments in this movie with a really good writing, like the moment Peter B. recovers "faith" thanks to Miles, with not over exposition and few words with great deep. Just amazing.
@@selfoxrebel9826 Black Panther was hot garbage WITH the exception of Danai Gurira and Letitia Wright. I could watch them read the dictionary and be still be entertained.
Ok, this movie was absolutely fantastic, but throughout the whole thing, this one little kid behind me kept talking during important scenes, such as... *SPOILERS* Peter Parker’s death, the Prowler’s reveal, and other random scenes, just to name a few. But during the credits, 2 random kids who seemed to be from different families both were doing Fortnite dances during the credits, and I heard both of them asking to leave during the Stan Lee tribute. *And people wonder why I call the Fortnite fanbase the collective conciseness.* The movie was good, but goddamn, I would have preferred any other audience.
I had the same issue while watching Infinity War, this kid was with her dad, next to me and she kept reacting and asking her dad a bunch of questions. I don't hate kids but they make it very difficult to like them sometimes.
Yeah, my experience coulda been better too. The audience really didn't seem to care - they were just killing time with their hyper children. 3 people in front of me were on the phones on-and-off for the duration of the film, and kid in the seat in front of me would not keep quiet. To make matters worse, most of the room cleared out during the credits (their loss), and at a snails pace - and again they would not shut up. Skipping the credits is rude enough, but blocking people's view of them when they're a) marvel credits (with extra scenes) and b) as stunningly beautiful as these should be a bloody punishable offence.
LaxBro2301 I actually enjoyed Spider-Man 3 because it’s so bad. The amazing movies are just boring to me. That’s my opinion though. The internet seems to have forgotten that people can have those.
A lot of people refuse to see this movie or count it as a marvel movie because it’s animated. This movie was 1000% better BECAUSE it was animated.
FamedChris
Exactly. There's certain things in superhero fiction that only the mediums of comics and animation can do.
Live-action just can't quite capture the sheer off-the-wall wildness that this movie evokes.
Hope this gives studios the confidence to make more animated superhero movies for theatrical release.
It’s ironic because this one movie alone is better than anything the MCU has put out.
EDIT: Yes, even Infinity War. More heroes on screen =/= good movie.
EDIT AGAIN: It’s not better than the first Iron Man though. I enjoy that movie way more than this.
@@SparaticSpartan agreed. No mcu film has had the emotion or the understanding of it's main character that this film had
@@SparaticSpartan No one ever said that more heroes equals good, what the hell are you even saying? Also I still can't see Spiderverse as near as Infinity War.
Yes, Spiderverse is great, but it isn't as great as Infinity War.
Yeah, Prowler's death scene was sad, but what about Loki's death? Gamora's death for crying out loud. And the snap? "But they are goanna comeback" yeah bullshit because for one, they ARE dead.
Yes, they CAN comeback, but it would either be time travel or reality, which WILL bring them back, but will NOT be the same ones you met in previous movies, so they ARE dead.
Better villain? Thanos with ease.
The heroes? Spider-Man was good, Miles' was great, but Gwen? Her boyfriend died, what else?
Spider-Ham? The punchline of the team.
Noir? Not enough screen time, no back story, and even if there was, it wasen't enough.
And the anime girl which I honestly can't even remember the name?
Her dad died... yup, that's it.
Dude 101 I think Into The Spiderverse is better than Infinity War because it is EXTREMELY well paced for a movie including multiple heroes, and is able to tie everything back to its main character, Miles Morales. That coupled with the amazing music, art and animation made it my favorite movie of 2018. As for characters like Spider-Ham, Penny Parker and Noir? They’re comic relief and small supporting characters meant to help Miles through his arc, so they don’t need to be as fleshed out as he does. Thanos was the better villain yes but Into The Spiderverse had the better story. Don’t get me wrong, I love the MCU, and I loved Infinity War, but it wasn’t as well paced as ITSV. That, and some scenes felt very dull. The Wakanda battle didn’t get me as hype as it should’ve.
the post malone song in the movie was a song made specifically for it, so it was actually an original track
Plus they legitimately have the spider man Christmas album on spotify which is all original music
Every song in the movie other than B.I.Gs song was made for the movie there's a whole album like black panther only this album most songs actually get played in the movie
and it isn't a bad song either so yeah
KiW33d how do u search it???
Javier Mendez I thought they were all original
I also liked how this movie handles a few Spidey memes without seeming cringey.
Especially the post-credit scene lol
The spiderman paleta at the beginning was hilarious
@@thomasjefferson2813 "We don't really talk about that"
Also helps that comic book fans and MJWs (Meme Justice Warriors) don't really intersect all that much.
*HOW DARE YOU POINT AT ME*
4:19 "noticed little details"
Oh if only you knew at the time
Kingpin looks like he ate two fridges side ways in this movie.
I honestly think they did that just so they could have that one shot where his body makes the entire screen black except for his head and the opening on his suit.
And I want it on a tacky tshirt.
Thaddeus Hamlet I noticed that and thought it was funnier than it probably actually was
It's based on a comic: twitter.com/comicsandcola/status/1074344226916315136?s=19
Thaddeus Hamlet I love the fact they did that. Makes him give out a insanely strong intimidating presence for the characters and audience.
And they could only have pulled it off in a animated movie.
@@Gadget-Walkmen I think they could have toned it down a little, but I absolutely agree.
Let's take this from the beginning one last time. My name is Thanos. For the last thousand or so years I've been the one and only member of my race. Pretty sure half of you will know the rest.
I love you.
Brandon Chan *"Half of you"*
_I get it_
@@arturoarellano6825 guess were part of that half
Shit I forgot there are only around 3.5 billion people on Earth now
I saved the universe, killed my daughter, and some heroes, and more heroes, and some more. I'm on comic books, Movies, Tv, and so-so memes.
***Minor spoilers***
Your point about different spider-folks reacting to people who are dead in their home universe -Not just Gwen has a moment... Did you forget when Peter B. Parker first sees Aunt May? I think Jake Johnson's "I'm... not ready for this." was so emotional driven, and the expression on Pete's animated face moved me -instantly. And inversely, when Aunt May sees an aged Peter, after just losing her own 26 year old nephew. OR when Peter sees Mary Jane (who is 10 years younger than his own, divorced Mary Jane) and he absolutely loses his cool.
Or even when Peter starts to walk away and Gwen webs him back. Maybe I'm just reading into that moment a bit too much, but the thought of the emotional link and familiarity of similar moments with her Peter while she was standing next to Peter B. caught me.
and then they tore the shit out of her house RIGHT AFTER her nephew had just died.
You know what might've been a nice little moment for fans looking for an interaction between Gwen and Peter that wouldn't have taken much time?
Have Peter be the one to correct Miles about Gwen's name.
M: "Wanda?"
G: "It's-"
P: "Gwen Stacy."
*Miles and Gwen look at him in confusion*
P:"Long story. Why- how are you here?"
G: "I'm from another universe. Well, another, another universe."
Scene continues as normal.
@@MarzipanPie23 YES. YES. I was like, "Why isn't he reacting to Gwen Stacy?!
I guess it's really a mistake on the part of the movie makers, but in order to keep my cool, I'll make up the most logical explanation that fits into the story - in his world Gwen Stacy didn't exist, or she didn't die like she did in the 616 universe. We already know this isn't 616 Peter Parker. They said he's kind of an amalgam of various Peters over the years.
Eh. Peter's connection with Aunt May felt very underplayed compared to the MJ stuff. And his breakdown in front of young MJ seemed like it was played off as a joke, really.
Yo Sunflower was actually good for the movie imo
Lord Fritz Ropero it was made for it
only soundtrack that felt off was Lil Wayne scared of the dark
Hide is amazing
Artemis’s forgotten exactly
@@louminouz I disagree I think the chorus of that song really hit me after peter's death - seeing everyone's reactions and more specifically Miles's reaction and his fear as he is confronted with this great responsibility.
Does anyone else praise the Prowlers theme, cause goddamn that was terrifying anytime it started playing
Sir Bobachess ikr
For real
Oh my god yes.
What is your mcu ranking
Yes!!! Amazing!!
Its sony saying sorry for the emoji movie and we forgave them
MCTips kind of
Honestly its the best Sony movie I've ever watched
They did not make the movie they produced it
It’s amazing what can happen when Sony actually lets talented filmmakers do their thing
@@stevenvasquez9685 *published
Best animated film of 2018, nothing else comes close. If this doesn't win the Academy award; it's rigged.
All these award things for films and such are rigged.
Black Panther will somehow win the Oscar for animated feature
Plz they will never let a superhero movie win even though they are the best
This should win. I wouldn't be upset with Isle of dogs winning though
It came too late to be nominated in the Academy. They do make exceptions for films like this, but usually if they've been around for a few months. This came way too late, so there's no way they'll even watch it
Hello there
He was a large boi
Absolute unit.
Thiccpin
as he should be
It fits though. And even with how stylized he has been drawn, he's character feels so intimidating!
"Good" doesn't cut it mate, it was absolutely fantastic
Creating massive expectations can ruin a movie. Hence why i think the godfather franchise is just ok
False
It was truuuuuly AMAZING
Did you even watch this review before commenting lol? He literally says it's the best Spider-Man movie ever
havent seen it yet , people overexagerate things ,Ill judge it by myself.
The comic book visuals alone make this movie good to me
One of my favorite details was the "Bagel!!" onomatopoeia.
Paul T Sjordal yeah that one made me laugh out loud in the theater 😂
Malaska :D is there something unbelievable about laughing out loud?
@Malaska :D i think he just chuckled if anything, relax
Malaska :D the audience laughs out loud at the jokes in movie theaters all the time...
@Malaska :D comedy is subjective.
You don't find it funny.
Other people do.
Get over it.
what an interesting thing to point out at 4:20 I'm sure it wont be a major plotline in the next movie.
LMAOAOAOAOAO
2:22
it doesnt show it here, but in the movie did anyone else see the spiderman ps4 advanced suit (white spider) on the far left as an easteregg?
I noticed it more in the credits tbh
i didnt see it in the credits, which part?
@@cheesus1328 in a lot of parts but I don't remember lmao. Saw it multiple times. I do remember one tho, which was when they were in some sort of line
I actually turned to my fiance and said, "The White Spider!" when it came onscreen.
@@cheesus1328 there were a bunch of Spiderman's holding up a Spiderman's in a group and one of those spiders are clearly the PS4 suit spider
Marcus:”Music can date the movie”
Me: *thinks back to Nickleback in the Original Spider-Man* “yeah that’s fair”
Nickleback played in the theatre before I saw this movie and it was an uncomfortable reminder of the past.
DIOOOOO
I actually feel like the musical choice of this movie does a great job of accentuating Mile's own style and taste. I wasn't the biggest fan of some of the licencesed music, but it fits Miles so well I have to give it a pass on this one.
I was thinking of the soundtrack for the Jimmy Neutron movie
@PiXaL still shit
Let's take this from the beginning one more time.
*Takes it to the beginning like 5 times*
My name is Peter B. Parker.
And for the last 22 years, I've been the one and only Spider-Man
@@CamC159 22*
"Let's start from the beginning one last time. Earth 67."
I completely disagree with you. The what's up danger scene was great because the song itself reflected all of miles's journey
I loved it
He was talking about the unnecessary use of reflective dialogue being somewhat insulting to the audience. Not the music in the scene. Because the scene was perfectly composed. But I do agree that having the characters' various quotes being spoken felt unneeded due to the message being clear regardless.
@@hobodefender3476 I definitely see his point there but I feel the argument could be made that all the quotes are maybe less for the audience to remember the theme of the film and more so to give a feeling and idea of everything going through Miles' head at the moment.
Naww
I thought he was referring to the “I’m not scared of the dark” song after Peter Parker died. It comes in so abruptly and only for like one line. It honestly makes me cringe every time I hear it. If it had been quieter and a little bit more subtle it would have blended in a lot better and been less jarring.
But...why was fisk *so thicc?*
He was
I dont know why but i liked it
C H A R A C T E R D E S I G N
I know right? He's like bigger than a fucking wardrobe!
More like *Thiskk*
why the fuck you complaining
"It'll fit, eventually."
**Cuts to a “No Refunds EVER” sign**
Diego Hernandez Rip
The quote is “It always fits, eventually.”
The movie shouldn't get such a circumstantial bonus for happening to be timely in the wake of Stan Lee's death, but it certainly does. His cameo was a moment of silence this time around in the theater, and that was pretty nice to experience.
@@Archflip its kinda harrowing in a symbolic way if you think about his final quote again
I’m glad they gave Steve Ditko some love
I love watching all of your Spider-Man videos and hearing you say “I’m not reviewing any more Spider-Man stuff”. Sure, Marcus. Whatever you say.
There was one big flaw that you missed:
The movie ends :(
Am I the only one who hates multiverse plots? I thought it was solid, but for real I can’t get over it.
DevC shut up
DevC that’s the point of memes. To get used
9forMortalMen i agree
dont be sad it ended, be happy it happened
I saw it in theaters and it was honestly a surreal and different experience
I've never laughed and cried so hard in a theater except for Infinity War.
@ƊƛƝƝƳ ƛƝЄԼԼƛ bruh this aint about this
@ƊƛƝƝƳ ƛƝЄԼԼƛ if a version of that movie exists, its 90% green screens, and also a 4 hour assembly cut, and probably kills you after 7 days if you watch it unless you forward it to some one el.... are you ok danny??
I wish I couldve had this, instead I had to sit through a group of 10 or so pre teens talking over the whole movie and getting up and doing fortnite dances. Might have to go back and watch it again.
same. I'm so glad I didn't wait to watch this on home video. Because I'm sure it's still great, but it's such an intense sensory feast that the big-screen really enhances everything about it.
"Honestly this has been such a good year for the Spider-Man Universe"
*Meanwhile, in the MCU, Peter's not feeling so good...*
@@insertnamehere9153
How's that deal coming along?
Peace ✌🏻
@@insertnamehere9153
Between Disney and Sony.
He's not Spider-Man he's miles morales 2.0
ZG GAMER He’s Spider-Man
@@soos8785 yes
I loved this movie so much. I am not a fan of hip hop or rap, but if the music is used correctly - like it is in this amazing film - I adore it. The characters were amazing, the animation was fantastic, and the style/cinematcs were off the charts. Personally, I got so many chills when I saw Miles jump off the skyscraper in the graffiti Spiderman suit with the shot of him "falling" but upright. SO GOOD.
Ellis, yeah, I was surprised by how much I enjoyed the music in this movie.
I don’t particularly like hip hop, I don’t really have anything against it, but rap I feel just has so much modern songs that I just do not like that it’s tainted it’s name for me. I’m glad Spiderverse exists to cleanse the name for me.
Fun fact:
The writer of this movie is the same guy who wrote The Lego Movie!
I think that speaks for itself.
The Lego Movie is better in my opinion
General Grievous (｡ŏ﹏ŏ)......but Spiderman
I'm kidding and totally respect your opinion..........but Spiderman (ӦｖӦ｡)
It's been a while, but I remember genuinely enjoying the Lego movie
“That person who helps others simply because it should or must be done, and because it is the right thing to do, is indeed, without a doubt, a real superhero,”
-Stan Lee
And thats the genius of SpiderMan. He helps even without his powers and put others before himself.
I guess the key words here are "simply because", because someone can definitely help others (when it should and must be done, etc etc) and *hate* them at the same time.
Doesn't feel heroic to me.
My TH-cam comments have glitched so that it shows you saying a comment that was on the last video I watched. so now it shows you saying that you only clicked this video because you thought she would feed rex a live chicken and I'm fucking dying XD
Rest in peace....you legend 😢
The music wasn't licensed though, it was made for the movie.
So you're telling me that The Notorious B.I.G wrote his song Hypnotise in 1997 knowing that this movie was going to use it in 21 years?
I think that was only Sunflower
@@Mcquiz95 I should have specified, most of the songs were made for the movie, with a few notable exceptions such as Hypnotize.
@@rustyfisher2081 Nah man there's a whole album of original music, including Sunflower, that was created specifically for the movie; . A lot of it can only be heard briefly and/or faintly in the movie. Check it out if you want, there's some solid stuff on there.
@@bluewafflesgreenthumbz1349 Hot damn
Spoilers
Lol. Spider-Man died twice in 2018.
poor spidey
Infinity War AND Spider-Verse
Andrew's Play-House he technically didn’t die in infinity war
Grandmasterchives he definitely did, I don’t see what you’re trying to say 😂
@@wiwkekskkekssjjssjsj8646 Bruh, he got erased from existence
For those wondering, he has changed the rating to a 10/10 in his "Reviewing My Old Reviews" video
Peter B. Parker was hilarious.
Hobo Spider-Man was my favorite.
hell depressing doe
If there is one constant in the multiverse, it's that Peter Parker, in all of his incarnations, will face misery in his life.
@@inferno9714 misery, misery, misery
that is what peter b. parker has chosen
@@inferno9714 Facts.
@@inferno9714 Well everyone (unless they die first) faces misery in life
At least it’s not the „for you“ song
F O R Y O U U U U
F O R Y O U U U U
Captain Cornflakes This is such an underrated comment.
Can this get more likes?
I was sold on this movie purely by the visual aesthetic shown in the trailers. Everything on top of that was just gravy.
And boy, there was a lot of gravy. Even the visuals surpassed my expectations, and my expectations for them were the whole reason I was going to see the movie!
I also only watched it after it came out on Prime because I wanted to see the gods and unique animation, but it got to the point where the animation took a back seat for me because the story and emotions were so strong! It was beautiful to look at but even more beautiful to absorb. This is my current favorite movie.
*~BAGEL!~*
Thats actually true!
The stan lee part was sad af
Not really.
Mary Jane spech was sad af
May he rest in peace
My main problem with this movie?
*PEOPLE ARE NOW MAKING FAN ART OF SPIDER-HAM BANGING SPIDER-NOIR*
lol!!!
Can I ask where to find it. For research reasons of course
@@angelikaskoroszyn8495 _r/furry_
Wtf
@@novastudios2147 thx
one of my favorite details is when ganke looks up at all of them on the ceiling you see Gwen an miles pushing their hips together in front of penny since she is the only one with out wall crawling powers.
I also love how Miles was shot in 12 fps and Peter was shot in 24. But as Miles becomes more in sync with his powers they would slightly increase the frame rate. It's really noticeable when Peter is teaching him how to webb sling.
It looked like trash overall tho. Had it been seamless it would be amazing instead of trash
@@younggun3948 I don’t know if this is big boi bait, or you are kinda big dumb dumb.
@@BIGD-cc7ru its not , it reminds me of framerate drops in video games. Its hard to watch at least for me. Had it been smooth instead of choppy it would of been an amazing movie. I see what they were going for but for me, it missed the mark.
@@BIGD-cc7ru This has gotta be bait, there's no way
I never noticed the slower frame rate, the movie was to good for me to notice this kind of thing
Remember when he said he wasn't going to make anymore spooderman content.
well, I like it he really knows what he is talking about
To be fair, he didn’t say he wasn’t gonna make anymore Spider-Man content. He just said he was taking a break from it.
We're never letting him live that one down are we 😂
“No more Spider-Man episodes”
You’re a fraud Cosmonaut!!!
Patrick PFC you slime!
TASM2 reference?
You know the boy is gonna make one for Far From Home...
Yep he truly lying to himself
Shut up, Spider-Verse is god tier
2 yrs later, it's a 10. this movie is perfect, and it's my happy place.
4 years later,still a 10/10
who’s here after he fixed it to a 10/10
me
yes
It took 2 years to actually make this movie and it was worth it and i got too see it two and a half weeks before it came out.
Saw the sneak preview as well. It was nothing short of amazing and the movie rightfully earned itself a standing ovation at the end.
@@xkmuffinzx3915 cool man
It was bad
9 out of 10 probably your highest score on a spider man movie and I agree but I say 10/10 on all levels
No
Come on there are some obvious flaws, though they're very few and far between. I agreed with his criticism about the voiceovers. There's also some parts where things happened too fast and we weren't given enough space to breathe and for the sadness to really set in before it moves on and gets resolved. The Gwen example he raises in the video is one of them.
@@stvltiloqvent okay your right
If you saw his, "ranking all mcu movies" he said for spiderman:homecoming that it was a 9/10
@@mattdagurb then it's a tie
thank goodnes he changed the score to a 10
He even said he'd give it 11 if he could
Wait did he not like "what's up danger?" I love that part
He was saying that he didn't like the voiceovers from the other characters being replayed, although I like them as I think it's what's running through Miles' head.
Stan Lee would have been so proud to see how good this movie turned out
He had a cameo
He is proud. I know it,he's looking down at us,smiling.
superdawge I’m sure he saw the finished product, I hope at least
superdawge bless
Yay we bullied him into making this video!
"No more spiderman videos... I mean it" proceeds to make spiderman video
Reported for bullying.
I already know Marcus wishes he could delete this video and repost it with the score of a 10 instead of a 9
My friend is a huge DC fan and he doesn't really like Marvel, but after seeing this movie, he told me that he loved it.
A DC Fan
That's rare🤣🤣
thegameing joker the comics are good
@@thegameingjoker6138 people like you just look at the movies and assume that DC is shit. Im not really a big DC fan but their comics and video games are fantastic,
Ayush Shah facts
Only complaint is that we didn’t get to see more of Noir Peni Parker and spider ham but they’re probably saving it for the sequel or other material I know they’re going to make shorts of Spider Ham and they gave Peni a little moment near the end
John Chung and 2099
Real_Slim Shady that one was bizarre. You’d think he’d be one of the first Spider-Men considered
I only feel that Peni and Porker got sidelined. At least Noir got a funny gimmick with the rubix cube and the other two coulda had something as well. Like a couple of jokes about Peni messing with her robot or Porker interacting with real work objects.
I love John Mulaney and Nicolas Cage so I was disappointed but I understand why they kept their parts short.
I would absolutely love a marvel noir franchise
*From the creators of The Emoji Movie*
They are appologizing for that movie
my viewpoint for this movie has changed **forever**
Really?!
@@zad_rasera yeah it is, its from sony. Finally released something nice
"Creators" is a strong word. It's more like, "From the studio that payed for the Emoji Movie"
4:23 Uh oh…
What’s up danger was one of the most fitting and exciting songs for a movie
This is the best Spider-Man channel on TH-cam.
A slice of yummy cheesecake Hitop Films would like a word...
@Smugumin That's the joke
Smugumin r/whoosh
No its godzilla mendoza
@@vizsla826 and I'm gonna put some dirt in your eye
LMAO
I can't believe Marcus is in a
Spiderman movie
A Dreamer I literally have no words
my audience was honestly the dream, I got comic fans, movie fans, I got them all, we all clapped, we all cried, we were a bunch of 12-year-olds collectively losing our crap and it made it the best (and final) movie I watched with my dad before he passed away, that man was a big kid, and I'm glad I got to see that. He even cried at the Stan Lee tribute. Just to wrap it up, this movie fulfilled my childhood, and my father's childhood plus the time he spent raising me on this amazing character (and more), and if I had the option to be with him again, I would watch Spiderverse again, with the same audience
There’s so much care and attention to detail in the animation. Each time I watch, I find something new. It gives me hope for the industry. They were given a really unique concept and let the artist’s do their thing without a lot of red taping.
Into The Emoji-Verse. - Sony 2020
*AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA*
Everybody's phone would be a different universe
Can’t wait ;(
Seeing Sony in the trailer made me go "meh" about this movie. But after hearing this much good shit, I need to watch it then.
*well aren’t you a little ray of sunshine.*
Rent?
Go get me some cookies with nuts in them
Dancing Cats ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
@@QueerComics1994 you'll get your rent when you fix this damn door!
For some reason I read this in Deadpool's voice and I don't know why
He just confirmed that this was actually a 10/10 (because obviously) on his twitch stream. Talent won.
Introducing miles’ uncle with hypnotise was perfect
Can you review the spectacular spider man series?
SPECTACULAR, SPECTACULAR, SPIDERMAN
Michael Mello he hates it when people make video recommendations
Heck, yeah
I would watch that 😊
Does he even have to?
It's not good, it's not great, it's not fantastic or amazing, it's *Spectacular* .
Turbofurby
Perfectly said, mate.
Honestly felt like a Lego Movie and that's a good thing!
What
General Kenobi, You are a bold one....to make that comment.
Lord and Miller wrote this too
Hello there
Obi-Wan Kenobi yes true almost felt like if they made a LEGO Spider-Man movie this is what it would’ve been like;)
5:01 Yet again the “great artists come from anywhere” card and I love it.
I just finished watching it today and i will admit i got my money's worth. This movie is fantastic and it's one of those that will survive rewatches. I will admit, the hip hop and rap didn't speak to me, but it does explain Miles's character: he's rebellious, creative, and wants freedom to live his own life instead of living up to expectations. He gets bit by a radioactive spider and suddenly he gets forced into a life he did not see coming. Miles captured exactly how a kid getting superpowers for the first time would react, learning how to be Spider-Man, and finally taking those big steps felt earned instead of forced. The other spider warriors based on their respected universes felt authentic and accurate (yes, even Spider-Ham), and Kingpin was really menacing.
Obviously my ratings aren't worth much, but i will give this an 8/10. Hear me out: the story and characters were great, but there was so much potential to the other warriors, especially since Spider-Noir, Peni Parker, and Spider-Ham's backstories were cut short. Literally, we don't even get an explanation to what they were doing before the collider exploded the first time. At least we got good backstories for Spider-Gwen and Peter B. Parker (older Spider-Man), but that was it. Maybe if we got to learn more about the other Spider Warriors, it would have been better. I know that Miles was the main focus, but it still would have been nice to learn more about the other Spider Warriors. That's just my two cents.
I'm glad they didn't get too into the other characters backstory because we can save that for more amazing movies :D
They couldn't go too far into noirs back story as its too dark for the rating
In hospital. Been watching TH-cam in bed since 12/10/18
In extreme pain but able to use hands now. I can't wait to see Spider-Man 🕷️
Listening to Sunflower 🌻
Aye aye aye aye
Ooh ooh ooh ooh
😉
Hope you feel better soon.
Epic
This right here is dedication! Hope you feel better soon ☺
Get well soon dude!
Once you see it you will be blown away.
Excelsior!
Post and swae Lee killed that track it gives off that teenager mood when ya carefree
I stg i can watch this dudes videos over n over again and have a good time, he just gotta good personality
Boy, Sunflower is pretty good.
It was fucking amazing! The absolute best of the Spiderman movies! And one of the best films of the last 5 years.
This is easily the best movie I’ve seen in so long.
1:55 that was miles remembering those moments to hype himself up and feel confident enough to jump, the movie isn’t always talking to u dude
ThE AmAzINg sPidER MaN 2 WAs tHE bEsT MoVIe
KhMh playz freesciencelessons
Spider-Verse is the worst because its ANIMATED. 0/10 SMH
Spider Man 3
*oBVIoSlY*
KhMh playz No one says that, who are you making fun of
I felt genuine anxiety when Prowler was chasing Miles. It was amazing. And that Stan Lee cameo. Got me in the heart.
I just like how they made some dialogue parts or what the characters are thinking they make it look like it’s from the comics, honestly that was really creative
I keep going back to watch the Leap of Faith scene because it's sooo good. It's one of my favorite scenes of all time, it always gives me chills
You say Spider-Man 2 was the best Spider-Man film before this but you also said before that Homecoming was better than Spider-Man 2?
I think he was trying to show how the general audience feels more than himself.
@@lionscave5256 Got it, that'd make sense haha
Spider-Man 2 is generally considered the best
Up until now
Just wanted to point out Miles has always been portrayed as more than "Black" spider-man within the comics. I honestly blame the media for only focusing that arbitrary part of his character.
Agreed.
I mean, in his introduction and depiction in the Ultimate universe, he hit it on the head:
"He's just a black Peter Parker."
Like I feel Bendis did a great job of making his supporting cast feel unique and fresh, but just made Miles an approximation of his Peter, without giving him anything too unique about his character.
Which I mean, I get it. Spidey was one of the few things that was keeping the 1610 Universe alive, so it's natural for him to keep a similar personality to Peter.
But, it hurt his character in the long run imo, and I think it's extremely noticeable now that he's in the 616.
Spider-Verse actually did an amazing job differentiating him, and I feel he's a stronger character in the film than his comic book counterpart.
His Hispanic side is show during his family moments in this film thought which is stunning great.
"Just wanted to point out Miles has always been portrayed as more than "Black" spider-man within the comics"
Well he obviously has difference due to his supporting cast, and I'm sure some authors made a good job with him, but he did feel more different here than he did when he first appeared in Ultimate at least.
@@Arkayjiya Oh no doubt. His more "Urban" origins were way more fleshed out here. I'm just stating there was a lot more to his character within the comics as well.
dislikes are kingpins from different dimensions
What’s really nice is that the blue ray set has a bunch of previous animatic passes of the movie, which gives you an idea of just how many times they rewrote this film to get it just right! Which I really admire
Off topic but I love the ultimate spiderman video game
Ultraboy 445 I ADORE IT HOLY FUCK.
It has a fantastic aesthetic and such a good story.
Same
I think most people do honestly.
Off topic but I love the ultimate Spiderman cartoon
I remember that game. I was 5 when I had it. Favorite spiderman game until insomniac.
"Now I said I was done reviewing Spider-Man..."
4:19 The Spot is born
G-GUYS! Omig~GUYS!!! Marcus just gave a *9/10!* This *world* is *ending!*
i n f i n i t y w a r
My man Marcus was really out in LA recording videos for us, the goat
This movie went from one I wasn’t even gonna see to one of the best super hero movies I’ve ever seen
the "whats up danger" scene was my fav ablut the movie, it was epic
There are moments in this movie with a really good writing, like the moment Peter B. recovers "faith" thanks to Miles, with not over exposition and few words with great deep. Just amazing.
Good? This was the best Movie of 2018. FIGHT ME
Don't be ridic.
Black Panther Infinity War
@@selfoxrebel9826 I respect your opinion but me and Marcus would disagree with you on Black Panther.
@@selfoxrebel9826 Black Panther was hot garbage WITH the exception of Danai Gurira and Letitia Wright. I could watch them read the dictionary and be still be entertained.
@@TheSuperStroker I think Black Panther was a great movie! But eh, opinions be opinions I guess.
I think it would be interesting if you reviewed a movie you gave a 10 our of 10 but make it a long episode and call it a COSMONAUT THICCIE !
I loved the music. I loved everything in this music. It was incredible
It was an amazing experience. Loved it!
Ok, this movie was absolutely fantastic, but throughout the whole thing, this one little kid behind me kept talking during important scenes, such as...
*SPOILERS*
Peter Parker’s death, the Prowler’s reveal, and other random scenes, just to name a few. But during the credits, 2 random kids who seemed to be from different families both were doing Fortnite dances during the credits, and I heard both of them asking to leave during the Stan Lee tribute. *And people wonder why I call the Fortnite fanbase the collective conciseness.*
The movie was good, but goddamn, I would have preferred any other audience.
The Arch i feel bad for you ;(
Geeeeez you sir deserve the Medal of Honor for not reaching back there and slapping those Fortnite infested kids
I had the same issue while watching Infinity War, this kid was with her dad, next to me and she kept reacting and asking her dad a bunch of questions. I don't hate kids but they make it very difficult to like them sometimes.
Yeah, my experience coulda been better too. The audience really didn't seem to care - they were just killing time with their hyper children. 3 people in front of me were on the phones on-and-off for the duration of the film, and kid in the seat in front of me would not keep quiet. To make matters worse, most of the room cleared out during the credits (their loss), and at a snails pace - and again they would not shut up. Skipping the credits is rude enough, but blocking people's view of them when they're a) marvel credits (with extra scenes) and b) as stunningly beautiful as these should be a bloody punishable offence.
This one kid was coughing so loud I couldn't hear what Jeff said to Miles about The Prowler.
My Spider-Man movie list:
1. Into the Spider-verse
2. Homecoming
3. Spider-Man 2
4. Spider-Man
5. Spider-Man 3
6. TASM
7. TASM2
Same except I have TASM over Spider-Man 3
Same
Third Strike Announcer "Yea, that makes sense"
LaxBro2301 I actually enjoyed Spider-Man 3 because it’s so bad. The amazing movies are just boring to me. That’s my opinion though. The internet seems to have forgotten that people can have those.
Rainmaker23 same
the prowler's theme gave me chills everytime it came up
I’m so high that I deadass thought this was a review for the new movie for 1:51 seconds