Ever since I watched this film it has been in my mind constantly replaying scenes, the soundtrack just being on repeat on my pc, just going online looking up the ending credits and just continuously being at awe at how humans made this project. From the opening scenes introducing Gwen, the battle with Vulture, there was just so much going on and I got so emotionally even before we got the title card. How Sony and Marvel let people tell and show their love to Spider-man and more importantly the concept of what it means to be Spider-man. I watched a lot of videos on Across the Spider-Verse and no video has been able to convey my emotions like this video. It feels like you went inside my brain and extracted all of my thoughts on this piece of art. This video truly is an amazing love letter and I'm so happy I got recommended this video. Thank you for this.
Do you mean that because Gwen’s and Mile’s circumstances REINFORCE their confidence it’s different than their confidence being in SPITE of their circumstances? Sorry, I just want to know what you meant by this. Unless you’re talking about a different character lol
@@yesouioo Yeah that’s pretty much it. Most characters we see, especially in their youth, have to learn to accept themselves and grow in spite of their poor upbringing or disadvantages and it’s easy for audiences to get behind a character that deals with that. However, there’s a good number of people who’ve actually grown up in a positive environment with loving families that support them. Miles comes from that kind of upbringing and it’s refreshing to see. Not all people come from extreme disadvantage and that’s ok. It’s kind of what the whole spider society concept is about: Spider-Man doesn’t have to be born out of tragedy.
The acting in this movie is so good, and makes all of these animated characters not even seem animated. Every single scene Miles had talking to his mom from the mid portion to the very end of the movie felt so real and authentic. Animators and VA's killed it. Even the subtle movements and expressions they made sure were extremely detailed.
@spaceman kick back and put your feet up. You did just as a phenomenal job as those on the project, capturing the once in the life time brilliance of this master piece of art.
I genuinely forget sometimes that the characters aren’t actually in a room together talking face to face, the emotion feels so real for every scene that I just get lost in the moment and can’t conceive of this being a film
@@flamingmohmohawesome4953 they don't use mocap in feature animation, mocap looks terribly bad when applied to stylized characters. Animators in feature animation usually film themselves acting out the scenes, making sure that acting choices are alright, and only then animate. ps: Im an animator in visual effects, and even in vfx we rarely use mocap, despite all the marketing videos with actors wearing mocap suits.
I'm surprised to you didn't connect the real life conflict of a portion of the fandom themselves not accepting Miles Morales, long having considered him an unnecessary fraud of a Spider-man trying to usurp Peter's story. "Miles Morales is a mistake", "Miles shouldn't exist", "Miles Morales is a fake Spider-man" etc. These are all phrases levied against Miles since his inception, and they sat and brilliant chose to embed this meta into Miles Morales' origin story, into his growth and development. That anyone can wear the mask. That he belongs. That Miles Morales IS Spider-man, and nobody can take that away from him.
@@SpacemanSR Something to keep in mind, though, is such comments were being made during a period where a lot of superheroes were more or less being replaced by more "diverse" variants. Characters like Iron Heart and Jane Foster replacing Thor come to mind immediately. Ways to pander to a new demographic based on ethnicity or sex rather than character. Miles was sprinkled in among these, and a lot of fans saw it as another "diversity" change. "Let's make Spider-Man black for no other reason to have a black Spider-Man." That doesn't make a good story OR character. However, the writing behind the character was good enough that most people who initially doubted the quality behind Miles can now agree that he's a good character, and stands out enough from Peter Parker while also respecting the classic Spider-Man. A good counterpoint is Riri Williams. Her debut comic painted her as a psychopath, and the quality of writing for her stories and character haven't endeared her to anyone as a suitable replacement to Iron Man. She's a token, and nothing more. Miles' stories and writing managed to pull him above that.
well it's kinda hard not to think that when Peter always gets screwed up and everything always goes well with Miles, besides the fact that they also give him Spider-Gwen which at least in the comics (and I don't care if it's a variant of the way it was) could put with Peter, it's hard not to give against a character if since they created it they've been doing everything to bury the original one and put him as the main one, even when there was a doubt that Ben Reilly was the real Spider-Man Peter made a fool of himself that he is doing now, even a blind man sees it that they are ruining Peter on purpose to pass the place to Miles, if Miles had made his way like Kaine did maybe I accepted it better but the way they handled things no
@@emilianocarnaya1602 I will still burn down the theater. In fact, I will burn down TWO theaters for that method of perpetuating "Gwen dying by being with Spider-Man" bullshit.
I feel like this is the most confident and young Spiderman we've ever seen in Miles, normally each Spiderman is so unsure of themselves at first, but Miles fully embraced it
Well his mom speech was playing in his head the whole time, funny the one person he wanted to see for a whole year, even give up his art class to learn physics or whatever so he can someone learn to dimension travel to see her only to find out she had that option the whole time and they all knew about his father. I know gwen is hurt and regret everything but it’s gonna be tuff to gain back miles trust for something like that.
@@GamfluentAlso he became sure at the very end of the first movie with his leap of faith this second was someone trying to tell him that he’s not Spider-Man he didn’t doubt that. His moms speech was just reassurance for something he would already do and served as foreshadowing for what’s next. What about Miles pre meeting Miguel has him questioning that he’s Spider-Man?
I'm generally enjoying how the movie seems to be challenging the idea of "Spiderman needs to be a tragic martyr"; given most of those who make that claim often miss key point. Spideys life has tragic moments, yes. They suffer losses, but bluntly so does everyone. Its not those losses in of themselves that make most Spidey's lives tragic, but rather their traditionally terrible ability to process those losses instead. As you said, they "endure", they "cope" ... they don't "process". And whenever they allow that trauma too much control over their choices, it often is what leads them to such misery & tragedy. Especially with the destruction of their personal lives. With even the first movie showing this in how Peter B allowed his fear of losing kids to prevent him from ever having one; destroying his marriage. While Gwen's "not doing friends", closing herself off for fear of new pain after her Peter passed. With Miles' influence especially on them allowing them to change and improve those lonely martyr fates. Frankly, Miguel seems to be another variant of this. Forget holding the Multiverse together, the guy seems to barely holding himself together. With Fatalism and Responsibility being the crutches he seems to be using to just keep himself "enduring" after SO much loss, grief, guilt & tragedy. With his Spider Society kinda reflecting that mindset. This is a Miguel who was already is such a shit state that he tried to pull a ITSV Kingpin. And now we're dealing with that Miguel post the apparent horrific consequences of that. You don't turn a 15 year old kid into a projection target and scapegoat if you're doing "allright", and this Miguel seems like so close to a breaking point of his endurance its truly sad. Which is why he so desperately needs all his suffering and sacrifice to "mean something"; and "be a requirement for Spiderman". With everyone in that intervention room echoing that. With all of them accrediting just the worst parts of their lives for all the Good they've done.
@@Gamfluenthat's kind of the point of the movie: both sides of the argument have weight. Miguel and the other Spiders are right in that being Spider-Man is a sacrifice, often cripplingly so. Miles isn't a victim of circumstance anymore, he stepped into the role of Spider-Man willingly whenever he gets out of bed and puts on the mask. And that with that choice, comes consequences- the good, the bad and the very bad. But Miles also has a point- Spider-Man has a responsibility to try. To not be crippled by their fear of things going wrong if they make a mistake preventing them from doing what is right. It's through him that the writers are asking "Does Spider-Man HAVE to be defined by his tragedies?" "Does Spider-Man have to suffer to be a good person?" Miles says no, Miguel and the others say yes. And that's what makes the film so good. It's divisive because you can argue for both points with equal measure cause both sides have valid arguments as to why they exist.
@@Gamfluent”spiderverse fanboy” u are deeply lost. the 3rd movie will drop and u will be embarrassed about what you’re trying to justify and for missing the obvious
@@Gamfluentlesson that Peter have to learn with uncle Ben was so simple: act when you have power to save someone or change something to better outcome cause it's your responsobility
@@piperricca7832if Im not mistaken, the movie is set in the ultimate Spider-Man universe, so if miles is the spiderman in this universe, he's the ultimate Spider-Man...I think
I love how good they treated the spot, he went from this character that just had a "Oh cool a unique villain of the week that actually beat's spiderman once" too "HOLY SHIT HE'S BEATING THE CRAP OUT OF MILES" and then again he becomes at like, his last appearance "Oh dear god miles is gonna suffer in the next series installment"
I'm surprised I haven't seen much people talk about Spider-Byte's relationship with Miles. It's established through quick scene that Spider-Byte is using the Spider Society stuff as an escape from the toxicicity in her household. You can hear her parents arguing in the background, and she even says "here is better". Just from that alone, we know she's there to run away from her problems, similar to Gwen in that regard. But then we have Miles, a Spider-Man that's so desperate to get home and to save his family. That must have cut rather deep for Spider-Byte. And Gwen realizes this too when she tells Miles' parents just how much Miles loves them. Man the subtle yet efficient characterization for the characters in this movie is so freaking amazing I love it
Only movie i have EVER gone BACK to the theater to watch again. It's the most amazing thing I have EVER seen. As an artist, it had SUCH an impact on me with its visuals. I have never seen something so beautiful and i was SHOCKED that this movie was so good. My mom doesn't usually like animation and she didn't even like the first film that much, but this? she loved it. My friends who've seen it have all said it's one of the best movies they've ever seen. good god, i hope everyone who worked on this movie is proud
I just watched it not even 24 hours ago and I'm willing to go back and watch it in theaters AGAIN. It is THE BEST MOVIE of all time and there's no doubt about that. Best animation, art style, story, music, humor, I didn't even blink!
One thing I loved was seeing Miles constantly learn and adapt throughout the film. Whenever he'd start to fight a new threat, he'd stumble and make mistakes but towards the end he masters how he has to approach this new situation. He constantly watches the other spidermen and soaks up their techniques like a sponge, so he can combine it all into his own, unique style
@@biazacha Man I love the part where Miles is kinda back to his awkward self at times when he's with Gwen and its fucking cute. And that decision to rip Gwen's web apart is just crazy.
@@Gamfluent I hope he never fully does. The cost of her and Peter B's mistake should be that Miles has lost his love and respect for them. He walks his own path now...Even if they work together again by the end Miles should make it clear he never wants to see them again.
I had never even thought of the Multiverse aspect where Miles is essentially the broken piece that cause the MCU’s version of an incursion. It really brings to light the possibility that Miguel is wrong here. But also, it brings the multiverse to a point where it’s more palpable than what the MCU has done so far. It takes what Loki’s done and makes it the hero’s personal journey while facing literally everything he’s ever known and loved. You brought perspectives I didn’t quite see before. I can only imagine how tough it was to not go on 17 tangents at once on all your points
It’s really fitting that Miles’s story in the Ultimate comics was brought into the mainline Marvel canon through incursion events in Secret Wars and that this movie kinda echoed similar patterns to set up Miles for his own big incursion event. Yea it was really hard to stay focused on one thing at a time with this video 😂 definitely was more of a ramble video
@@SpacemanSR the rambles are surprisingly delightful to hear regardless. It brings out all the emotions through the plentiful amount of color and art styles used. Can’t wait to see it more!
This movie is just as important for Gwen it is Miles. Thought out the movie you can see her struggles with opening up to people and it all comes to a head when she pours her heart out to her dad. It is downright breathtaking how well they managed to do this, with how many hints at whats going to end up happening in BTSV they added.
Usually when I watch a good movie, I’ll obsess for a couple of days and then eventually move on. However, almost 2 weeks after seeing it, I’m still in love and cannot let go of this obsession, this feeling of excitement for a sequel is something no other film has ever made me feel before. This movie is beyond exceptional, and is the perfect representation of what a movie can be. This movie gives the perfect example of how to make lovable characters, like Hobie Brown, Spider-Punk, for example. Out of every character in this film, I had this assumption he’d be the least important in the film, and that he’d be this punk “poser” of sorts rather than a really cool dude. But instead, he is probably the most important Spider-Man to Miles’ character growth and to the plot of this entire movie. I mean, he knew Miles for less time than Gwen Stacy and even Peter B. Parker, and he still did SO much more for Miles than either of them combined. He looked out for him throughout the entire film, he tried convincing him against joining the Spider Society to protect him, and he helped him escape the cage they placed him in towards the end of the film. He is the reason a sequel is even possible, since he stole parts from Miguel and then crafted a makeshift watch for Gwen in the assumption that things would go wrong. And don’t even get me started on Indian Spider-Man (I don’t know how to spell his actual name). The trailer made him seem like he’d be this annoyingly arrogant Spider-Man character, but the movie made him an absolutely amazing character with some of the funniest lines in the movie (such as his frustration about people saying Chai Tea). Characters aside, this movie also has beautiful foreshadowing. In one of the Spot’s backstory scenes, we can briefly see the spider of earth-42 preparing to bite Miles G. Morales (Miles of earth-42) before it got sucked up into the portal that resulted in our Miles Morales being bit in the first film. The way this movie connects to the first film in so many brilliantly written ways is just mind blowing. I mean when the first film released who would’ve guessed (or even theorized) that the guy Miles threw a bagel at while escaping from the Alchemex laboratory would turn out to be the multiversal threat known as the Spot four-and-a-half years later. Personally, I thought it was thrown in with the onomatopoeia “bagel” effect as a funny joke when I first watched the first film, not as an incredibly subtle but genius method of foreshadowing, and I’m certain that I’m not the only one who thought this back then. All of these and many other reasons that would take me ages to type out in detail here are what make this film (and could make any film) amazing. This masterpiece of a film has me in a powerful chokehold, and I, for one, don’t want it to let go.
13 minutes in and this video has my jaw dropped as much as it was while watching the movie. This is no rant. You have articulated each sentence and paragraph with such wonder and essence that it actually makes me quiver. As someone who struggles to say what they're thinking the best way they can, you've shown me that's possible 😂. I'm assuming you've written this and aren't just freestyling but congratulations. Never in my almost 16 years of living have I ever heard someone describe something so perfectly. Also, that Andor reference/acknowledgement>😊. Keep this up man. Can't wait to check out your other videos. Sorry for sounding fanboyish 😅
I always wondered why both his parents survived the first movie unlike his version in the video games. But knowing his existence as Spider-Man is an anomaly started to added up so perfectly
My favorite part of this movie, was after I watched it, I went and listened to the soundtrack and could hear EXACTLY what was going on in that point of the movie. Seriously this movie is a masterpiece.
That was truly beautiful. For me, It's not that I can't believe how humans made this, but the fact that they were ABLE to! There's so much potential for groundbreaking stories like this, but it always feels like it's squashed by the uncertainty of doing something different, or the difficulty of execution. When I look at concept art / story pitches, I often feel that those original ideas would have made for a much more exciting final product, and across the spiderverse feels like they took the best parts of those concepts, put them all together, made them cohesive, then ramped it up to 1000! I still find it hard to comprehend that this movie exists just because it feels too good to be real! I have never been so engrossed in every way in a movie before, it was truly an incredible first time watch, and I plan to watch it again MANY times over. I find that my anxious brain has been trying to make me enjoy the movie less due to just how much I DID enjoy it, and it attempts to nitpick about small details of the movie to try and knock it down a peg just because like I said, it feels too good to be real. Despite that though, my utter adoration for this movie still pursues, and it has such a big positive emotional effect on me. Across the Spiderverse is truly the pinnacle of art. Acting, Illustration, animation, music, storytelling, EVERYTHING! As I said to myself after watching the movie "The only thing that can best a Spiderverse movie, is a Spiderverse movie."
I don't think I'll ever recover from this movie tbh. I'm going to be comparing every other superhero movie to this one for the rest of my goddamned life.
I'm going to compare every other MOVIE to this movie after this. I already was with ITSV, now its so over lmao People keep saying "best marvel movie" "best comic book movie" "best animated movie" like dude. This is one of the greatest pieces of cinema ever created. Open your damn eyes.
This video makes me want to cry, this film was so good, and I can’t stop listening to it’s music, watching scenes, and listening to other me people’s thoughts, opinions, and what they’ve caught while watching it, I want to see it again in theaters as many times as i can
Watched it earlier this week, and you nailed what was so amazing about this movie. Only problem I had was the same one I had with Dune, and that's where I just didn't want to end. Really hope they stick the landing on this trilogy.
I watched it opening week and it was AMAZING!!! Better then into the spiderverse in my opinion! Everyone says the ending was bad but I was expecting it and it is a amazing cliffhanger to leave off on
I don't get the fact that people didn't know it was a cliff hanger when the teaser trailee AKA - The very first trailer said it would've been part one.
if they'd kept the "part one" in the name i dont think anyone would've been upset. i was also one of the people who was annoyed until i remembered this was supposed to be 1 of 2
I’m still in shock honestly. ITSV was perfect, a masterpiece. And I knew going in that ATSV was going to be one too, the chittering I heard about it before I saw it not surprising in the least. I went in with such high expectations for this movie and. . . It still utterly shocked me by how good it was. Flabbergasted, and flabbergasted that I’m flabbergasted. How in the shit am I gonna survive the next few years until the finale? (And yes, as much as I’d love to see it next year, the production need to sort themselves out, treat their artists properly and take their time crafting the final part. I believe in BTSV’s potential to BE the greatest end of the most masterful trilogy of all time; they just had better give it the time and attention it needs and deserves to fully actualise it. Fingers crossed).
Thank you for making this. Every time I spoke to someone about this movie, they loved it, but they never shared the same enthusiasm/obsession as I did. An unbelievable amount of thought went into every single minuscule detail of this movie, there’s probably a million things that people haven’t even noticed yet. It really was an experience, it had me present and feeling EVERYTHING throughout. I've seen it 3 times and I'm planning to go again. A few of my favourite things about this movie is Spot's development from dorky to absolutely terrifying (I LOVE how scary they made him and I loved how “messy” the animation seemed as he entered the collider), the dripping of the background in Gwens universe during the scenes with her father, everything about the Vulture fight scene, Hobies animation being a testament to his character (and they freakin animated him in 3rds!!!!), Spot and Miguels voice acting!!!! and just Spot and Miguel as is. There's so much more but I'd just be describing the whole movie. Anyway, it was just nice to hear someone talk with passion about this movie. You were 100% right when you said "The more you think about it, the better it gets".
I feel the same way. Captain America Winter Soldier has been my favorite comic movie for years but god damn after watching Across The Spiderverse I have a new favorite! And I have never even been a big Spider-Man fan but the movie is just THAT good
This is it. This is the video that states my feelings about this movie, this superhero, these characters, EVERYTHING. Thank YOU. Thank you for making this video.
The movie was so damn good and you wrote a perfect essay telling everything this movie makes you feel. Amazing video man, keep up, this video for sure deserves for views!
Just gonna leave this comment so this video hopefully gets more traction that it deserves. Beautifully made video and such high quality and script. Listening to you speak was very entertaining and felt like you solidified all the ideas I had about the movie already in my head.
Thanks for another great vid spaceman, ATSV gotta be going down as one of the best animated movies ever made. And you said it best multiple times, this movie just feels so much like Spider-Man if you’ve ever read any of the comics. Gave me the chills
I feel like people overlook a quote from peter b. 's wife. "There's no playbook for raising someone like her, or being someone like you" I believe that that's the movie telling us that there is no set path for spiderpeople
The only bad thing i left the theater with after seeing this movie was a headache. a headache from the visuals that are so real and vibrant and alive, a headache from the soundtrack's suspense and freedom, a headache from how hard and how long it made me sit and think about my place in the vastness of this universe. i got a headache because of this movie's throbbing, mind-bending resonance in my ears and eyes. i got that headache because of how incomprehensibly _beautiful,_ in every way, this movie is. i could not, and likely never will fathom its pure and unfiltered perfection. this movie is a perfect movie. nothing will ever change my mind about that.
Yes. You've articulated this so well. When the lights came up in the theatre I was just so shook as one is after seeing of of the best films they've every seen. My kids and husband liked it, but like "it was good" liked it, so I thought maybe I was being a bit too extra. This is the perfect film, and as you mentioned, it enhances the previous one, which I immediately watched when I got home. I enjoy the rest of the MCU (and DC) for what they are, but these movies are on an entirely different level.
I finally got around to watch it and I rewatched it 3 times in like a week, I just cannot get the scenes and music out of my head, almost feels like an obsession. I want to get into art and I'm at the beginning still but seeing the scenes in this movie was just jaw dropping, you could've paused this movie so many times just to get another insane shot that you would probably get 100k likes on twitter for if you were able to draw something like that. I can't pinpoint it completely, but one of the scenes I keep thinking about is the rainy New York towards the end and how amazing that red and poison like green coming from the city looked, I could probably talk about this movie all day long and would not get bored
I love how you said that the train scene, they have miles doing the leap of faith again and then just see miguel diving down to chase faith. Which is so frezking awesome
This video essay is poetry to my ears. I love how you dissect the idea of everyone challenging Miles on the idea of who he can be. And how he decides to rise above it.
This is the greatest movie of all time hands down. This video essay was summed up to a tea. I find it hard for me to exactly get my thoughts out when thinking about stuff like this. But you really just explained it all for me in just 24 minutes. So commendable
Who else found him/herself crying at the cinema because it was so amazing, wonderful......all I could say is thank you to the creators because this films are rare and to find a film like this is your lifetime is a perfect gift and thanks for this video bro your explanation was perfect 👌every single detail
What a lovely analysis. You put into words what I’ve been thinking about the past couple weeks, and you talk about it with such a passion. Great job 👍🏼
There are so many reasons I had to subscribe! Perfectly executed explanation of how good this movie was, the attention to detail and the actual passion put behind every word when recounting parts of this movie, The fact that you're a member of the Rob corps, everything!
The ONLY downside to this movie is that anyone with epilepsy would probably not be safe to watch it because of how much motion and flashing lights the animation has.
I was so afraid that this movie could not stand up to the brilliance that the first movie displayed. By all accounts the process to create this movie was messy and chaotic and ended in a frantic sprint to it's release date. So far I've only seen it once on it's release weekend. 20 minutes into the movie, I turned to my wife and whispered that this movie was a masterpiece. And that was only my impression of it's way of using artistry in the background. It was challenging to keep up with the details in the best possible way. It's beats and pacing and flow pulled you in and kept the audience involved, even when it was moving so fast everyone should get lost. I only look forward to a second, third, fifth viewing to absorb more of the details and callbacks and easter eggs. The term cinema has been debated and abused lately, but this is Cinema. This is pushing the art of not only animation, but movies in general. My only hope at this point is that the third movie can stick the landing like Gwen Stacy in ballet shoes.
Could not agree more with this analysis - I saw this a few days ago and it's all I can think about! I loved Into The Spider-Verse so much that I was convinced that there was no way this movie could top it but it went above and beyond what I even conceived was possible. This movie was a love letter to all of those movie fans out there who want to sink their teeth into something amazing but just get keep hit with films that clearly are low effort, unnecessary, and gimmicky. I'm getting ahead of myself but the message in this movie has me worried for what appears to be the inevitable tragedy in the final part of this trilogy. I do not believe that Miguel is 100% correct in his theory in the sense that a universe in which canon events are disrupted must collapse, but I believe there must be some kind of equivalent exchange. It's not about the fact that Spider-beings are *forced* to have trauma in their lives, but it's about the simple fact that you can't save everyone. Miles's universe will remain intact, and his dad will not die. But someone else will, and my suspicion is it will be Gwen. I don't want it to be true but this series knows what it's doing to a T and this would make the most sense. Gwen will help save Jefferson/Miles's dimension and die in the process, simultaneously disproving Miguel's theory and proving that Gwen Stacy x Spider-Man never ends well. That being said, I look forward to being proved wrong because all of these characters are amazing and I don't want to see them die. Also as much as I want to see the third film, I hope they take a step back and treat their staff right amidst all this news. I would rather see an incredible film in 3-4 years than have it rushed out in a year on the backs of animators who are worked to the bone. Just my view
into the spider verse and across the spider verse shows that spider man is really made for animation, it fully shows spider peoples abilities- and it characterizes them amazingly. the scenes in these movies couldn’t be shown in the same way as live action, like the leap of faith scene or the huge chase scene. even small scenes, like where miles is going up the stairs to the party he’s late too. it’s great
U said and put this so well together. U literally grabbed the thoughts out of my head and formed it into words. I’ve actually teared up watching the movie multiple times (5 times in theaters) and I will continue watching this as long as it’s in theaters.
Can I be honest? Completely and fully? I didn’t expect this movie to compete with the first one. Sure, I knew it would be GOOD, but not… I didn’t think it would top it. And then I got there, and I watched it, and I didn’t even consciously realize how long it had gone on before the ending happened. It suspended me in disbelief so thoroughly that I genuinely couldn’t believe it was over. I belly laughed at some of the jokes, teared up in some of the scenes, and walked away with an incredible sense of awe. Absolutely incredible. Cannot WAIT for the next one!
astounds me how you haven't got 100k already. These videos are of such high quality, so well thought through and genuinely interesting. I've always enjoyed video essays but many are so surface level they are hard to enjoy, yours are consistently in depth and brilliant. Godspeed and don't stop.
small detail but i like the character acting with the argument between miles and his parents, especially that “whatever” rio says, it was so real and the character acting was so good, the art, the arcs these characters go through, theres so much and i didnt even speak on miguel, the spider verse itself, the spot, basically the whole movie 🔥
I have never had a youtube made my eye tear up. I have also never met a person that tells a story like you do. You tell a whole new story by telling someone elsels story. You make it yours in such a unique way and I have never watched an analysis with the dept and love you tell your stories with. And the music holy shit, the way it synchronises with your voice and the plot and the way you are speaking. its insane, that you can write such a script and edit such a video. And the vocabulary you use to express yourself, it makes me jealous, if i can ever express my opinion in such a way. I can finally finish my novel xD. I would kill to get acces to this spotify playlist. Thank you for your addition to the spiderverse, your dedication as a fan has made the 2 already amazing movies even better.
These movies spoil so many other movies due to how incredible they are. A new renaissance of big budget animation started with the first, I wonder how it changes not only animation, but every form of art ever. Wonderful video, I'm glad others are gushing about this video for the past 2 weeks like me
I think the movies fixed a lot of problems with Miles, so now he feels like a fully developed character. He's not a copycat. He's inspired, but doing things his own way. Really enjoyed how they improved the character.
It's really freaking hard not to respect Miles as a character when he manages to have such a giant influence on a fully grown Peter B Parker. Like within a few days of meeting, Miles made this man to rekindle his marriage and start a family lmao.
@@ohishwaddup Yes, this movie made Miles a fast favorite for me. Also, Peter B Parker is my favorite movie version of the character. It nails the spirit of Peter Parker from the comics.
So, I started interning at an Animation Studio recently (super excited). And out of all the people I've met, directors, writers, TD's, animators, media engineers. It doesn't matter if there was something about the Spider-Verse they didn't like or if they were sold-out fans, the consensus was clear; Spider-Verse changed CG animation in the same vein that Toy Story did. While I don't think animated movies as a whole are going to start looking more like Spider-Verse, I do think Sony Animations attitude of big swings and creative leaps of faith at new ideas has absolutely perforated across the entire industry, and there's never been a more promising time to be in animation since John Lasseter and Brad Bird paved the way with Pixar in the 2000's.
I can’t stop thinking about this movie either and you’re right. The more you think about it, the better it gets. And watching an amazing review definitely gets me more excited to see it again.
I’m wondering if they have enough time to complete this trilogy by March next year. I heard that they completed the film just a couple or so weeks ahead of premiere. If they need to push it to later next year, I won’t complain. I just want them to be able to tell the story they want to tell and how they want to tell it. For me Suzume and Across the Spider-Verse would be solid entries for animated feature at next year’s Academy Awards, maybe more for Across 🤞.
It's so refreshing to finally see a film that i can just gush about, john wick 4 came close but really this just had me going. I love how much of an impact these movies are having, the other day i saw a kid dressed in a miles morales spider man costume and i was just so like yesss finally, people love this spiderman
i literally felt like falling in love with the movie all over again hearing you talking about it, this movie is just so perfect, it's a way of showing creativity in it's purest form it's fucking amazing, literally, the ost is smart, the writting is smart, the movie and visuals and designs and characters are incridible, this is literally the best thing i've ever watched in my entire life not joking, and i hope it can get even better with the next movie that there's to come, i hope i can see amazing visuals on screen again
Bro I kept trying to re-like this video, wholeheartedly agree this movie is unreal like damn if you’re ever feeling down just remember you got to be alive during a time when you got to witness this masterpiece
you wanna know something? in the last 2 decades there have been 10 spiderman movies. thats a movie featuring the same character over and over again roughly every 2 years. if it was any other character or if these movies were any worse then we would be begging them to stop but here we begging for MORE because these movies are just THAT good. thats crazy
These movies made me want to pursue animation again, when I was young I gave up on it and switched to graphic design but man, it'd be amazing to be a part of that yknow?
I just got a 3D Blu-Ray of Spiderman: Across the Spider-Verse. I actually had to order it from Asia, it's an Italian 3D Blu-Ray, if any movie was meant to be seen in 3D it is this one! I can't imagine seeing it any other way, it's breathtaking and probably the most impressive and gorgeous 3D movie I've ever seen! This movie was literally designed for 3D 100% and I know it wasn't even in the theatres here in the US in 3D as far as I know! It was worth all the work and time it took to find this 3D Blu-Ray. Love your channel.
Made a comment on your most recent video that I was going to watch more of your stuff... and MAN. I've never been so moved by a youtube video before. This was beautiful. I honest to god shed a couple of tears due to how emotionally provoking your scriptwriting is. It is hands down the best movie I've ever seen and this was hands down the best video ive seen on it. Thank you again Spaceman.
i love your editing for this video, man!!! the way you used background music was perfect. made your voice stand out and silenced my surroundings with ambience.
