I really liked the villain, he was goofy as hell at the begin but also weirdly genuine which didn't make his quirky aspects unbearably. He wants to be taken seriously and as he gets stronger and more calculated we have to take him seriously.
Idk if it's a coincidence or not but spot is extremely similar to Rob from the amazing world of gumball. Almost to a point....he is turned into a distorted monster from the protagonist isn't taken seriously and then becomes a posable threat
I think we can all agree that Hobie is a G. He told Miles how to use his powers properly so he could escape, said good when he was told that he wasn’t helping and then gave Gwen his dimension traveler so she can save Miles
@@yummy_slippers471 I don't know if it's just me but Hobie's design in atsv imo is way superior than in any medium I saw of spider punk. Maybe it's the longer spikes in the head.
its funnier when you realize he didnt just give Gwen his dimension traver. He gave her one that he made himself. When he quit, he actually threw his dimension traveller away. He made his own "watch" with the parts that we see him steal here and there. It even funnier when you realize he asks Miles why he was even goina along with everything and miles says, "To get a watch" Hobie then says "Then make your own" He then proceeds to make his own and give it to Gwen for her to save him.
I think there was a conclusion at the end. It was Gwen's arc being completed, her pitch to other spiders and us to save miles. Her going against the spider society and making up with her dad, I think that's a perfect ending to her arc considering we started the movie with her
i like how they went HARD into the cliffhanger, dude. didn't wrap any of the problems up, said "screw you, you're getting another movie." i respect that.
@@meriewanderer with the products they’ve given us so far, they Should have all the confidence deserve every bit of praise they’re going to keep getting for a long time
Exactly, they KNOW the viewers want more, and seem confident in spreading character arcs over 2 films if necessary. I don't like when a 4-5 hour story needs to break itself apart into 2 separate 3 act structures because of standard movie lengths. I think the most frustrating thing is this 9 month waiting period to conclude the story. Once both movies can be watched back to back, you'll just have an uncompromised 5 hour film.
@@_unhaunts You realize the reason it took this long was because they were basically making 2 movies at once right? or a 4.5-5 hours long movie. 2nd part is dropping in less than 1 year most likely unless something happens to disrupt that.
fun fact about Hobie’s animation: in the first movie, miles is animated in 2’s, which is a new position every 2 frames, and the other spiders are animated in 1’s, or a new position every 1 frame. this was used to represent him being inexperienced. in the second movie, this carries, and is also used to represent who sides with miles and who doesn’t. Hobie’s animation is interesting because he is animated in 3’s, or a new position every 3 frames, while also constantly changing color, which is a representation of his non conformist views. His jacket is usually animated in 3’s but offset a frame or so for added effect, his outline is usually in 2’s or 1’s, depending on his motion, and his guitar is animated in 4’s with its cutout outline changing but usually in 3’s.
The different art styles for each spider man is insane, for example with Hobie he is constantly changing, he never stays one color because he mentions that he hates consistency, which is such a great detail.
i love how the background becomes a super simplified painting to keep your focus on the characters. and i really loved how the paint in the background started dripping as gwen went into her rant
I LOVED that scene. I was mesmerized by the whole color and everything. It's raining and you can tell by the running drips, augh the watercolor, it's just so good!
When the first film came out I was still in uni, studying animation in my honours year. We spent the whole 4hr class just gushing about it. When I saw the second film, I nearly cried at how beautiful Gwen's world is. It's a moving painting. I saw people coming up with similar concepts in uni, but artists are so rarely given the opportunity to flex. Time, money constraints. Please support this film as much as you can, show the studios we want to see more of this!
Completely agree. Gwen's world and the scenes when she talks with her father, the ambient just transforming into dripping colors, dropplets of paint falling everywhere, the feelings resonating with the ambient and colors... hands down the best movie I've ever seen.
tbh i feel like the whole chase between miguel and miles was climatic enough for the movie. i felt so much tension and excitement watching all the spideys go after miles while having some intense dialogue, it definitely makes up for the cliffhanger that was left at the end imo
Miles escaped an entire society of spider people, was told his entire existence as Spider-Man was a mistake, fought and escaped one of the most advanced and badass Spider-Man Miguel, and we even got one of the most memorable lines “nah imma do my own thing”. If that ain’t a climax I don’t know what is.
It was too obvious. The spiderman saga was boring. Miguel's fight patterns was literally no different from The Prowlers. Not a single Spiderman had spider-sense. Edit: Oh yeah, Gwen is the most pathetic Spiderman. Literally couldn't dodge a bullet to save her life. Fucking Batman could dodge a bullet from that distance! The real twist was the ending. Movie only needed one more act to finish on a high note. The cliffhanger was just at a terrible point. Seems like a big money milker when u could end the movie with 20-30 more minutes of film.
I was so happy that Spot was eventually taken seriously in this film. As a character, he admittedly is kind of goofy (his first comic appearance literally had Spider-Man burst out laughing when he fought him), but he can also be potentially terrifying, which the movie adapted wonderfully.
definitely alike to how matt reeves was able to make a villain like the riddler, who’s often portrayed goofy as well, into such an intimidating and creepy character
Love how in Gwen's world the people's emotions bleed into the art making it so when they're happy it turns into warm colors and when it's a more serious moment it's in colder colors
idk if you noticed but when gwen and her dad were arguing gwen's dad had a red taint on him while gwen had a green taint on her, signifying their opposite views
@@ompatel5570I think he meant like the movie isn’t carried by its actions scenes, like the slower parts also hold the same amount of weight and importance as the faster parts do. At least that’s what I think lol
I was lucky enough to live close to a brand new movie theater in a remote area, so I got to see this movie opening day with not another soul in the theater. Single-handedly one of the best viewing experiences of my life.
I loved how the art style for each dimension remained consistent with the comics. Like how Gwen’s universe follows that airy water colour look from her comics.
And those scenes with her and her Dad were executed BEAUTIFULLY. I instantly knew what the movie was doing with the art, and I was loving every second of it. Even during the sad moments, I had to smile because of how well executed everything was in front of me ❤️❤️
I knew this movie would slap from those first moments with Gwen as she's thinking of Miles and walking downtown and he keeps showing up in the background, I love that kind of subtle storytelling and internal look into a character. This movie was a master class work of art.
Dude I didn't even watch any of the previous movies. My little brother recommended I go see it, so I did. My friend described the animation as "24/7 art porn". Absolutely amazing. The contrast between the hyper pop saturation of the multiverse/dimensional glitches and the b&w scheme of Spot are insane. The sound engineering, soundtrack, and pacing are fucking amazing. Will definitely be watching the previous movies and waiting for the release of the next one!
There's only one previous movie (if you're talking about the Spider-Verse films). If you mean the Spider-Man films in general, then you will have a lot to catch up on, and films of varying quality. But I'd say it's a solid bet that if you cap them all off with the first Spider-Verse film and rewatch this one, you'll possibly agree that the Spider-Verse films are the best of all of them. In part for the simple fact of how they took something that could have been too complex and somehow made it all work.
The reason it was a cliff hanger is because the 2 creators had created too much for just one movie, and they had to stretch it out, so I feel like it's a good thing that we get more of this story even if the ending was anti-climactic
Dude that’s the problem. It’s too climactic 😂. Every concern and problem is left wide open and all the odds are in the enemy’s favor. Kinda like Infinity war. Very cool.
@jayavionharris2934 but the difference is infinity war felt like it had an ending, across the spiderverse kind of felt like it just ended randomly right when the big stuff where about to happen, which i know, was the point to build up hype, but IMO i felt very empty after the ending and i cant explain the feeling i have for it, its an amazing movie, but idk that ending kinda brought it from a 10 to a 9.5-9.3 for me again this is my opinion so if you dont agree thats fine
@@Hirxchi i agree with ur opinion tbh but for me I found it being left on a cliff hanger so much better idk why. Although I feel like I cant rate a movie a 10 if it needs a sequel to finish its story u know? So yh i feel like even tho i enjoyed the cliff hanger, it also brought my score from a 10 to a 9.5
My family hates how long it was and how it ended on a cliffhanger but I just loved EVERYTHING. The writing, animation, music production, EVERYTHING had heart poured into it
I didn't even notice the length because the pacing was so well. I'm a cinephile, though, so I don't get a sense of a movie being too long (especially given how much they cost where I live -- they're more expensive than back home) if the pacing is right. And I saw a preview that had called it "Part One," so it didn't bother me. It wouldn't have bothered me regardless, though because everything after the Spider chase was like a lengthy denouement.
I love Spot as a villain so much. He starts off being so goofy but even then his choreography is so fun, watching him fight is a treat. But then as the movie goes on you genuinely start to feel SCARED of him, and I feel like Beyond the Spider-Verse will absolutely go even further with it
The colors change based on the distance Gwen feels from her father and when they embrace each other or get closer to each other they change to be similar colors which are warmer in tone. When she pushes away they fracture into cooler shades. It's fucking awesome
@@EpicGamer-no3yj yeah I also noticed that, even at the beginning in gwen's band scene they already use blue and red colour to show each of the characters emotion.
the scene with gwen talking to her father was perfect. the way the background art reflects the exact mood of the situation and conversation at all times is beautiful.
I've never seen a movie use so many art styles before. The water color art they use in Gwen's was definitely one or my favorites. Gonna see it again this weekend coming up.
In defense of the ending, while it did feel somewhat unresolved, both arcs with Gwen and Miles were completed. Gwen's arc was resolved when she made up with her father, and Miles' when he finally got the courage to tell his parents that he was Spider-man (granted it wasn't in his universe). So while the movie did leave on a cliffhanger with the final battle not taking place, the movie still is and feels complete because all major character arcs were resolved.
This trilogy is probably gonna be my favorite till time ends. I just love how the first movie has hints to the second and even third movie. I love how like you said, how dynamic the background color was and how it constantly changed to fit the mood and convey complex feelings. It allowed for us the audience to see the inner feelings of every character when they appear on screen and that's probably why animated films will always be my favorite. The amount of time and effort that was put into all of these movies can be seen. With animated films you really get to feel the life behind the art directors, their feelings and passion, burned into animation. It's unbelievable ❤
Not sure if anyone else felt this, but i loved how every time Miles would outwit or outshine another spider-person, it felt almost like another payoff from his immaturity in the first movie and how he's grown intellectually since then. A great example is when he's running from the spider society in O'Hara's dimension and we find out that he actually had a full plan, which contrasts greatly with how he ran - without thinking - from the Prowler in the first movie and led the villains to his friends.
We can see that Miles is one of the biggest brains and it's somewhat implied in the first movie where he faked getting a 0 purposely getting all the answers wrong in turn meaning he technically got 100% on the test (which is even shown in the first movie by his teacher\the person grading his test) and this is in an elite school mind you. 100% on a test from an elite school shoud put into perspective his level of intelect. The problem was, in the first movie, he was inexperienced, a lot was going on at once, he was panicked, he didn't even know how to control his powers initially, but once he did, once he got a grasp on it, we see his quick growth to the point where he outplays Peter B. (his mentor) before then going on to solo Kingpin. All that in just a week of life as Spider-Man. Flash forward to the beginning of the second movie where he's had 1 whole year as Spider-Man, we see how even while distracted by having to text his parents, keep conscious of the time and worry about being late, he's still able to take on Spot albeit rather clumsily. Those instances, he managed to hold on despite his handicaps, so then in a situation where he's experienced so much, learnt to calm down and can fully utilise his brain and body, it makes sense he'd be able to solo pretty much the entirety of Spider Society when he's got a plan while everyone else is blindly chasing him, planless.
Hearing Charlie recognize the beautiful art and dialogue was a joy to hear. My friends only talk about the sound track and are on the “cannon” meme trend only. I was truly in awe of the movie. I plan on seeing it again because the mood is just perfect
I loved Spider Punk, he’s voiced by one of my favourite actors and he steals the scene visually whenever he’s on screen. Actually incredible. I was disappointed they didn’t do more with him but I can understand how hard he was to animate.
Fun detail, they animated each universe in the same art style as the comic it's from. So Gwen's universe looks a lot like how it does in her comic. The attention to detail in this movie is insaneeeee
Minor spoilers for adding onto what Charlie said about the end: . . . . . The movie doesn't just end all of a sudden with no explanation, there's some story arcs completed, then some build up, then a cliffhanger, which is very obviously a cliffhanger. So it's not like we're in the dark on where it's headed.
Some things I appreciated is that the emotional moments weren’t cut off with a forced joke. The emotions are allowed to sit with the characters and audience. The humor was sharp and quick, and the world styles so well done. Everything here was just done exceptionally well. What an experience.
If this was an MCU movie, those emotional moments would be broken with a side or supporting character, which for the most part in GOTG Vol. 3, they didn't do.
I beg to differ, Peter B. Parker was kinda just annoying in this movie, he makes little side commentary which is really unnecessary, even Jessica Drew tells him to shut up at one point, and did we really need him to talk to his wife and crack jokes in the middle of that intense sequence cutting between miles and Gwen
When his mom gave him his speech about leaving her and not forgetting his inner child and where he came from I actually cried. Not like balled but a few tears came out because I related to that so much. Felt so good to see this movie.
Just saw it yesterday and I gotta say, because they announced the 3rd one (it was originally supposed to be one film, but they said they were gonna split it up cause it'd be a 5 hour movie). I think using the character building and growth as the climax (during that chase, Miles' experience in earth 42, and gwens conversation with her dad) was a great idea. Despite the lack of that major fight they still made it feel like a complete movie which is really impressive imo
@@silcoxjakob Felt like one to me. This was Gwen's arc of the overall story, and her arc is complete. That's how a trilogy should work, where you can watch them back to back and it's like one long film.
I think they designed the ending for the movie as an average comic book cliffhanger, making sure the reader/watcher gets all the information they need in order to get the next book (watch the next movie) I think they also added the classic “to be continued” as they do in so many other comics, some were taken aback by this sure but I think it was nice 😊
Just came back from the theater with my mom during that scene we instinctively held each other's hand and teared up LOL. Loved this movie. The power of storytelling really is special.
I loved how her hair was blue for almost the entire time she was in her dimension with all her emotional baggage of being Spider Woman. Really well done with the colors especially after she returns home.
In my honest opinion, this movie deserved a more complete ending, it was unbelievable to watch, the sound design gave me goosebumps every chance it had. But I got to experience something I haven't felt since I was a child; the "to be continued" absolutely stunned me and had the whole theater shouting "WHAAAAATT" and I don't think I'd trade that moment for a more complete ending
I knew it was gonna be two parts going in, but it was still such a bummer that it is a “To Be Continued” but I’m so excited to see more. I loved getting more story for Gwen and seeing her plight. The animation shifts with her and her dad it’s beautiful. The music is amazing, and the animation really blew me away. SpiderPunk always having a contrasting style was so cool. I loved meeting more of the spiderpeople such as Pavitr Prabhakar, Scarlet Spider, and Spectacular Spider-Man . I’m glad we saw Webslinger. I think Spot was a great villain and I got chills when he got his full form. I think the twist they employed was actually amazing. They used the run time so well and I can’t wait for more.
The amount of effort and care they put into both movies with the animation is soo damn good . Spider punk apparently took 3 years according to Justin K Thompson to animate
@@sanfordrussell8549 His mask has a spiked mohawk integrated into it, I think his hair being very expansive and contrasting to everyone else's makes complete sense against everyone else's. Plus it hardly looks bad.
Idk if I ever got so sucked into a movie. So immersed that I had no idea how long I had been sitting there until they brought Spot back up, and I was like oh shit! Forgot about him! God, such a breathtaking movie. Left me speechless and wanting more. Can’t wait for the third one!!!
I didn't really know there would be a second part so the ending was tough. But I felt more satisfied than I think most people were. I can see why people didn't enjoy the ending but I'm honestly extremely happy that its going to be in two parts because of how deep the story goes. I cannot wait to see the second part.
I love that Spot has a link from the first film giving it a link between the two so it feels like a progression of the story instead of being totally seperate
I also love how he gradually builds up to be the big bad with how he seemingly starts off as this goofy little guy with a shit power and ends being a legit terrifying threat that you honestly fear
@@hermos3602i disagree spider man in the mcu is actually one of the only things they havent fucked up, the rest of the movies are moslty mid and a bit disconnected and all over the place, unless you mean the comics and not the movies
@@hermos3602 good, i never watched anything after Endgame. I was too obsessed with MCU than I realized I dont fking get anything from them. So, i went out to touch some grass
I absolutely love how sometimes when miles would bump into or hurt a villain or bad guy he would still say sorry in some chase scenes like when they ran from the first place with the computer
He also gave a friendly hello to the one Spider-person who decided to have a little chat with him in the middle of the fight. He was definitely raised to be polite. 😆
Although I do agree that the cliffhanger is unsatisfactory and frustrating, I’d much rather prefer a story split into two parts than a movie that’s rushed and overly packed in with a never-ending stream of plot. I think the slow moving sequences of the film are crucial and play a critical factor in the progression of the film. I feel like if they were substituted in to make room for a fast-paced scene that throws information out then it takes away the appeal of love, anger, and sadness the characters hold for one another. It’s refreshing to see those drawn out, long yet sweet moments that really reflect on the character’s internal conflicts and nature, I’m beginning to become gratitude that it was split into two parts. But, even then, the second part will be out by next year, which beats five years, most definitely.
yeah the alternative in this situation would have been for them to cut things from this movie, and none of what across the spider-verse showed me do i wish i hadn't seen, so im glad they split them into 2, but they probably should have kept the titles part 1 and part 2 as they originally announced them as so they could set expectations.
yeah, and besides, i think we knew for a long time it was going to be a two part movie haha. iirc the first title of the movie was across the spiderverse part 1. we always knew it would have a cliffhanger
Yeah, I think majority of people agree with your sentiment but the ending itself could've been done in a way where it wouldn't have been disappointing. I think they should've ended the movie after the big reveal about Mile's home and rearranged the stuff with Gwen so her ending remains pretty much the same. Instead of continually building up to more plot developments at the end of the film those revisions would feel like a great climax to the movie that leaves people wanting to see the next one rather than wanting to see more out of this movie.
@@benboudreau1221 true the only other way is making one large ~5 hour movie (which i would absolutely love) but the general audience would probably not be able to sit through the entire thing, understandably so
This movie was a masterpiece and the fact that it was gwen telling the story the whole time to her new Band and was asking them to help her at the end was genius
@@dylankurtz8423lmfaoooo shooting your shot outta left field, on a Spider-Man movie review comment section is just *_chefs kiss_* the best. Boy am I proud of you. You deserve the world King
this was probably movie of the year for me, i havent seen anything animated so intricately that just weaves into so many different art styles so well. its so gorgeous and the narrative was really well done too, there wasnt a moment of the film where i felt like i could take my eyes off it
Just for anyone wondering, this movie took so long to come out because both this one and part 2 were in production at the same time. The scope was too large to just make one movie so they split it into 2 and the next part comes out less than a year from now sometime in march. I think if the biggest complaint about the movie is that they didn’t wait a year to release a 5 hour version… it’s a good movie.
I'm sure we'll get more movies from this dimensions Miles, but maybe it'll just not involve the multiverse. He could just deal with threats that originate in his universe, and stay there. However if they want to keep delving deeper into the Spider-Verse I'm game.
@@Sir_Slimbread i feel as if they could have endless possibilities with the introduction of the spider-verse. they could make the spot an endless villain, or they could tie-in earth 42. miles morales could learn from his prowler version. he could learn to fuse the prowler with spiderman - he could make new tech with penny. they have good opportunities with this next movie.
Just got out of the theater and holy shit this movie is breathtaking. The part in Gwen's universe especially with the watercolours, you can see her world crying with her
i dont know much about sound engineering but if u notice everytime spiderman 299 does something that one part in his theme song is slightly integrated into the already playing soundtrack, an actual masterpiece from a sound and visual perspective
I was so shocked to find out everyone was caught off guard by the cliffhanger - I thought it was common knowledge that the film was originally 4 hours and they split it in half so I was actually satisfied with the cliffhanger and excited for the finale
I was expecting a cliffhanger but I wasnt expecting THAT cliffhanger. Damn I never expected my expectations were low because I thought it was really high but they were able to break that
Spider verse was so refreshing, from the original ideas, character designs, the soundtrack, individual character theme, characters, the use of color and different animation styles within it. It really was a breath of fresh air and can’t wait to see it again.
The reason why the movie ends abruptly is because the movie was cut in half Beyond is Part 2. They didn't want to end it like that it was out of obligation since the movie was stretching over 5 hours
@@CreatureCal Of course but animation is not an art style, it's a medium, like painting and film. You can have an art style within animation and whatnot as well
I found Gwen’s world to be the best part. I don’t know if was intended to be interpreted as I did, but I find her world to be a personification of her mood and depression in the beginning. The use of pastel, changing tones and shades as her conversations take different turns with her dad. Miguel is a favorite character definitely. The exaggeration of his new costume, his motivations, his desperation to hold everything no matter what the cost, and his personal vendetta against Miles is so damn good. Also, they had already announced that they wanted to make a two-parter. I imagine it was because of the fact that there’s only so much they could fit into one movie and make a successful story. The second part was actually supposed to be released for this year, with this movie having supposed to be released back in late 2020 or early 2021. I do get his sentiment, it really does end a bit abruptly, but the fact that time flew by so fast and didn’t have much drag is so damn good.
The movie’s original title was even Across the Spider-Verse Part 1 (you can see this in the very first teaser) I’m assuming they realized it was more marketable to give them different titles
Yeah I don’t know why so many people are mad at it. I’m honestly just glad that I’m able to see more of this astoundingly amazing movie, if the only complaint about this movie is people wanted MORE, that’s a testament to how incredible it is.
@@hunterlawless6160 EXACTLY DUDE!! It’s like they forgot a third film is being made. It’s like they forget that some of the greatest movies of all time end on cliffhangers, like Empire Strikes Back and Mad Mad Mad World
What people are missing, is that these movies are absolutely an animated COMIC like, it stays so true to the comics and itself. So the “to be continued” is reminiscent to how we the readers felt back in the day when we had to wait for the next volume :)
Genuinely one of the most stylized movies out there. The colors, the designs. Everything and everyone has a distinct artstyle of it's own. It's insane! The soundtrack was full of bangers, I'm so proud that Metro Boomin made it to the movie industry. The third movie can't come soon enough.
The animation is genuinely better than disney at this point. I'm kinda tired of the same bubble art style that they've been using and recent films from other studios are a breath of fresh air.
@@craigmeister1241 not just disney the animation from the spider verse movies are the best in the industry what other movie looks this expressive and stylish? other animation studios are taking inspiration from spider verse now these movies have changed the animation industry
These Spider Man animated movies are truly taking animation to the next level and never fails to continue inspiring other studios. They made it better than the first one, which a near impossible feat in on itself, and pass in flying colours! Absolute mad production.
I've never seen so many different techniques in animation blended and smashed together so seamlessly. Visual storytelling at its finest. Such emotive backgrounds. The different stylistic choices in character design and frameing was unbelievable
Ikr. Like if I had never seen these movies and someone said “every single character has a different artstyle” I would’ve thought it would be a visual headache, but they did it in such an amazing way
I also love this new villain, and even to a personal level since my old theater teacher does the spanish dub for him. His voice acting really is spot on.
I'm sure the animators loved working on this film, it must be refreshing to be given so much creative freedom and actually get to work on something different and enjoyable.
Saw it in IMAX last night. They managed to take literally EVERYTHING that made the first film so great, and surpass it in everyway. Scores a solid 12 outta 10 in my book Also, every single shot in this movie would make a sick wall portrait
I almost died when the “to be continued” came out lol I legit had a heart attack in the movie theater and my heart stopped for three minutes and I revived, also I get a free ticket for the next movie whenever it comes out, thanks AMC ❤️❤️❤️
The pacing of the film was so good that I thought we were only half way done after 2 and a half hours, so that cut to black with the “to be continued” caught me at just the right moment. I’m young, so it’s a new experience being genuinely exited over a movie. That’s how good the ending was. I am pumped for the sequel ten months from now. Fortunately, going into summer for the next three months, then into football and then into snowboarding immediately afterwards should help the time fly, but dear god do i wish I could just time jump to opening day.
@@IWantToStayAtYourHouse they apparently had the second half of this film nearly ready to go, but decided to make it a 2nd part coming out next year so that they could fine tune it
I actually disagree, I really like the ending and here’s why: They clearly had a story to tell that is a great narrative with many moving parts. The writes and producers clearly realized it was too much for one film, and I appreciate that they just decided to make it two films instead of trying to compress it into one. I believe originally it was even titled part 1. In my opinion this doesn’t detract from the movie, instead it allowed the pacing to be great, and the emotional moments and character development to take its time. Nothing felt rushed or forced. I just hope that the beginning of the next movie hits the ground running with a fast act one and no gap in the action, so that as a complete experience they could be watched together for a full 5-6 act sequence. I think it’s totally fine to make a two parter, which this clearly is. The narrative is incomplete, but great so far and the movie is gorgeous. I just hope the next one doesn’t suffer as many delays-although I’m willing to wait for a quality product rather than have it rushed.
I think also a lot of people forgot that they announced a good while ago that this was going to be a 2 parter. So i went in knowing it was gonna be a cliffhanger at the end.
Im glad to hear that they did the Spot justice. The characterization of the villains in spiderverse is fanastic, the B-plot in the first movie with Miles' uncle, aka the Nightprowler, was way more complex and powerful than I was expecting it to be, it really makes me happy to see them crafting nuanced antagonists and not just angry bad guys
Just though I'd let you know since you like their dynamic so much. In one comic, Miles and Gwen have a baby together. Honestly, I don't think they should follow this route in the movie series, but it's still really cool.
@@Aciid_ic Lol I know, I own the whole run. I necessarily don’t need them to be in a romantic relationship. I just genuinely like there interactions with each others it’s such a naturally vibe.
I didn’t think it was going to be good as the first, but it was a great transition from Part one to two. I was so surprised how thoughtful each scene was drawn out like literally drew like a pencil and paper. I felt I was watching a live comic book. Very cool highly recommend.
This movie was absolutely incredible. The masterful use of music to elevate a scene was something I thought was lost to time, but I stood corrected. The use of color as a visual and narrative device was great, it's not the most complicated aspect of filmmaking, but it is just so well done here. The Spot was good too, he was a goofball who's slowly descending into this multiversal threat and that was really interesting, he also gained a new level of mastery and handle over his powers so his fights were engaging to look at.
Unpopular opinion: The cliffhanger was perfect, unlike any other film I have seen before. It genuinely surprised me and left me so excited for the last movie. I knew a last movie was coming, and this was the perfect way to build up to it.
I just watched this after I watched the movie. I had no clue it was! I was so ready with the build up but in the last 45 seconds before the "to be continued" it was sinking in with the huge lead up but in slow roll. Honestly amazing movie. I loved the cliffhanger. It was better than most I've ever seen. Plus the imagery, the music, the writing and script? If any of it was off it would have made it an awful cliffhanger.
It was a very satisfying and exciting ending for me since I knew a part 2 was coming going into it. I disagree with people saying it wasn’t a conclusion, I really think it wrapped things up nicely and gave alot to look forward to in the next movie. Underrated but the orchestra also comes to a beautiful conclusion in the final scene and we end how we started with Gwen. They couldn’t make a 5 hour movie and I couldn’t imagine a better way to stop in the middle of the story they have to tell
Gwen's dimension is by far my favorite one of all at least visually. As someone who's so emotionally driven, the way they crafted the entire mood and atmosphere of her dimension was so ingenious and just hit me hard especially during the character focused scenes
The ending definitely felt like a gut punch especially since I would've been happy watching another hours worth of the beautiful buttery silky smooth animation, and listening to the golden voices of the cast
unfortunately the second half was like two hours extra lol, so it mightve got tiring to binge it all in one go even if this film was insanely good pacing wise
@@robbie7150 god I can't wait to see them show the spot at full power lol, just the small snippet thay we got in mile's flash forward showed that he's downright a _beast_ now lol
I didn't know about the sequel to this one coming out and was getting worried that they were going to throw everything into the last like 20 minutes. Where they left it actually made me happy. Me and almost all of my friends are waiting in anticipation for the 3rd installment!
Genuinely one of the most artistically ambitious movies I’ve ever seen. They took what made the first one so cool to look at and absolutely elevated every aspect. Phenomenal movie
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I love how Spots went from a goofy character to one of one the most creepiest villains I've ever seen
Here marks the first spoiler I've heard about for the movie
* Nevermind I watched it today, holy shit it was fantastic
@@thingsinanutshell269... What? The spot is in the damn trailers both goofy AND scary. Gtf off the internet if you don't want spoilers.
@@thingsinanutshell269 why tf are you here 💀
@@thingsinanutshell269 bro are you trying to sabotage yourself? Lack critical thinking? Why are you here 😂😂
Very unpredictable and has animosity towards a certain person. Two key factors that play a good villain
I really liked the villain, he was goofy as hell at the begin but also weirdly genuine which didn't make his quirky aspects unbearably. He wants to be taken seriously and as he gets stronger and more calculated we have to take him seriously.
His origin story is very goofy though
Yeah he started out very goofy, but by the end he is legitimately terrifying both in power and appearance.
Idk if it's a coincidence or not but spot is extremely similar to Rob from the amazing world of gumball. Almost to a point....he is turned into a distorted monster from the protagonist isn't taken seriously and then becomes a posable threat
He was a lame ass villain
He snaked into my top 5 villains after that movie. They really nailed it with the spot
I think we can all agree that Hobie is a G. He told Miles how to use his powers properly so he could escape, said good when he was told that he wasn’t helping and then gave Gwen his dimension traveler so she can save Miles
By far the best character. Just there to instill chaos and be comic relief while not disrupting the flow of the movie and it's perfect
Loved Hobie, always loved that suit in spiderman ps4 and now that I see who owns it I love it even more, his personality is amazing ha
@@yummy_slippers471 I don't know if it's just me but Hobie's design in atsv imo is way superior than in any medium I saw of spider punk. Maybe it's the longer spikes in the head.
"it's a metaphor for capitalism"
its funnier when you realize he didnt just give Gwen his dimension traver. He gave her one that he made himself. When he quit, he actually threw his dimension traveller away. He made his own "watch" with the parts that we see him steal here and there.
It even funnier when you realize he asks Miles why he was even goina along with everything and miles says, "To get a watch"
Hobie then says "Then make your own"
He then proceeds to make his own and give it to Gwen for her to save him.
I think there was a conclusion at the end. It was Gwen's arc being completed, her pitch to other spiders and us to save miles. Her going against the spider society and making up with her dad, I think that's a perfect ending to her arc considering we started the movie with her
Yup. There was no ENDING but it ended in a logical place. Which is all we can hope for in a 4 hour movie divided into 2z
And the music score ended too, combined all the different character themes and songs from throughout the movie for a beautiful conclusion
Plus the “spectacle” is here too, with the fight that lets Miles go home and the cliffhanger w him and the prowler
the movie is divided BC it literally is the largest animated movie ever made. Spider punk took 3 YEARS to animate alone
@@franekkkkk they could have just gave us a 4 hour movie and I doubt a single person would have cared.
i like how they went HARD into the cliffhanger, dude. didn't wrap any of the problems up, said "screw you, you're getting another movie." i respect that.
That's a lot of confidence but they deserve it
i feel the exact same, i loved the cliff hanger
@@meriewanderer with the products they’ve given us so far, they Should have all the confidence deserve every bit of praise they’re going to keep getting for a long time
Exactly, they KNOW the viewers want more, and seem confident in spreading character arcs over 2 films if necessary. I don't like when a 4-5 hour story needs to break itself apart into 2 separate 3 act structures because of standard movie lengths. I think the most frustrating thing is this 9 month waiting period to conclude the story. Once both movies can be watched back to back, you'll just have an uncompromised 5 hour film.
They gave us a comic book cliffhanger, which was perfect
You know it's an amazing movie when the only complaint is that it ends
you could make the argument that this movie doesn't since the hard cliffhanger
@@christianthomey7352 exactly
The complaint is "how it ends" not because "it ends".
@@iturnedmypikachuintoararec4846yeah but there was kinda a joke there that you may have missed
right
The ending was crazy but let’s be fair it needed a second movie. I’m glad they took the time to build everything up the way they did and did the pt2.
However…. They could have given us a day, month, year????
@@athysia nah thats way too soon, it'll probably be out in like 2-4 years
@@_unhauntsthe films were made together
@@_unhaunts Not according to the people who have spent the last few years jointly working on these movies
@@_unhaunts You realize the reason it took this long was because they were basically making 2 movies at once right? or a 4.5-5 hours long movie. 2nd part is dropping in less than 1 year most likely unless something happens to disrupt that.
fun fact about Hobie’s animation: in the first movie, miles is animated in 2’s, which is a new position every 2 frames, and the other spiders are animated in 1’s, or a new position every 1 frame. this was used to represent him being inexperienced. in the second movie, this carries, and is also used to represent who sides with miles and who doesn’t. Hobie’s animation is interesting because he is animated in 3’s, or a new position every 3 frames, while also constantly changing color, which is a representation of his non conformist views. His jacket is usually animated in 3’s but offset a frame or so for added effect, his outline is usually in 2’s or 1’s, depending on his motion, and his guitar is animated in 4’s with its cutout outline changing but usually in 3’s.
That's so fuckin cool, God I love this movie!
Very observant. Hope you make a movie one day
looks like he doesnt believe in consistency
@@hyfa_You genuinely made me giggle with that😭
His style also looks very inspired by zines. Just watching him in action makes me want to make a zine...
The different art styles for each spider man is insane, for example with Hobie he is constantly changing, he never stays one color because he mentions that he hates consistency, which is such a great detail.
It took them three years to animate Hobie! Just a fun fact
And his guitar is just a paper put on top of him it's awesome
So is his entire dimension like that?
@Irok 121 we've only seen his dimension in a heavily stylized flashback, but would be awesome if it actually does lool like a band poster
@@faunes no it didn't
I loved the scenes where Gwen was talking to her dad. That was art.
Same it looked amazing
Every frame of that scene was a framable masterpiece
Kinda sad I missed it cause I piss when that scene happened
i love how the background becomes a super simplified painting to keep your focus on the characters. and i really loved how the paint in the background started dripping as gwen went into her rant
I LOVED that scene. I was mesmerized by the whole color and everything. It's raining and you can tell by the running drips, augh the watercolor, it's just so good!
When the first film came out I was still in uni, studying animation in my honours year. We spent the whole 4hr class just gushing about it. When I saw the second film, I nearly cried at how beautiful Gwen's world is. It's a moving painting. I saw people coming up with similar concepts in uni, but artists are so rarely given the opportunity to flex. Time, money constraints. Please support this film as much as you can, show the studios we want to see more of this!
Completely agree. Gwen's world and the scenes when she talks with her father, the ambient just transforming into dripping colors, dropplets of paint falling everywhere, the feelings resonating with the ambient and colors... hands down the best movie I've ever seen.
tbh i feel like the whole chase between miguel and miles was climatic enough for the movie. i felt so much tension and excitement watching all the spideys go after miles while having some intense dialogue, it definitely makes up for the cliffhanger that was left at the end imo
Right? thats what im saying. There were multiple climactic moments, so I don't know what he means that he cant find it lmao.
Miles escaped an entire society of spider people, was told his entire existence as Spider-Man was a mistake, fought and escaped one of the most advanced and badass Spider-Man Miguel, and we even got one of the most memorable lines “nah imma do my own thing”. If that ain’t a climax I don’t know what is.
ngl I feel like Miguel gonna die in the next movie
@@fgduhutg3886 bros onto something
It was too obvious. The spiderman saga was boring. Miguel's fight patterns was literally no different from The Prowlers. Not a single Spiderman had spider-sense. Edit: Oh yeah, Gwen is the most pathetic Spiderman. Literally couldn't dodge a bullet to save her life. Fucking Batman could dodge a bullet from that distance!
The real twist was the ending. Movie only needed one more act to finish on a high note. The cliffhanger was just at a terrible point. Seems like a big money milker when u could end the movie with 20-30 more minutes of film.
I was so happy that Spot was eventually taken seriously in this film. As a character, he admittedly is kind of goofy (his first comic appearance literally had Spider-Man burst out laughing when he fought him), but he can also be potentially terrifying, which the movie adapted wonderfully.
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definitely alike to how matt reeves was able to make a villain like the riddler, who’s often portrayed goofy as well, into such an intimidating and creepy character
Legit went from funny joke villain to a terrifying force of nature
@@slasherpilled personally I got more pathetic than intimidating and creepy
@@bazonga9085well by the end of the batman of course riddler was pathetic, he was fully realized as a crazy person and flooded an entire city.
Love how in Gwen's world the people's emotions bleed into the art making it so when they're happy it turns into warm colors and when it's a more serious moment it's in colder colors
Yup that was beautiful. When her dad hugs her and the color goes warm in the beginning of the film 🔥
I noticed that too, in some scenes the background would have a watercolor-esque look to it as if water was dripping from paper
i noticed that, thought it was a cool detail
@@TheCasualMoose ending*
idk if you noticed but when gwen and her dad were arguing gwen's dad had a red taint on him while gwen had a green taint on her, signifying their opposite views
I LOVE how this movie does not rely on action. The narrative and writing is done so well
But there is still A LOT of action and its straight 🔥
Dawg there's a lot of action
@@ompatel5570I think he meant like the movie isn’t carried by its actions scenes, like the slower parts also hold the same amount of weight and importance as the faster parts do. At least that’s what I think lol
I was lucky enough to live close to a brand new movie theater in a remote area, so I got to see this movie opening day with not another soul in the theater. Single-handedly one of the best viewing experiences of my life.
How’s it feel being god’s favorite
@@lettuceprime4922 feels pretty god damn good tbh
I loved how the art style for each dimension remained consistent with the comics. Like how Gwen’s universe follows that airy water colour look from her comics.
I was thinking about buying the Ghost Spider Omnibus after watching this movie aswell as the Spider-man 2099 omnibus
Bee Movie was better
@@chasepetersen9978 bruh
@@fatasiandudephoga I mean he's got a point bee movie is also a cinematic masterpiece
And those scenes with her and her Dad were executed BEAUTIFULLY. I instantly knew what the movie was doing with the art, and I was loving every second of it. Even during the sad moments, I had to smile because of how well executed everything was in front of me ❤️❤️
The pacing of the film was smoother than butter. It was the fastest 2 hours and 20 minutes in my life because how much I enjoyed it
That's why I was so thrown off at the ending, because I thought I was only like one hour and 30 minutes into it
WHAT DO YOU CALL THE PRIDE FLAG? FIRE MAKING MATERIAL 🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@Vaultboythefightingmachine what
@@Vaultboythefightingmachine what
It was that long????
I knew this movie would slap from those first moments with Gwen as she's thinking of Miles and walking downtown and he keeps showing up in the background, I love that kind of subtle storytelling and internal look into a character. This movie was a master class work of art.
How is that subtle 💀
Dude I didn't even watch any of the previous movies. My little brother recommended I go see it, so I did. My friend described the animation as "24/7 art porn". Absolutely amazing. The contrast between the hyper pop saturation of the multiverse/dimensional glitches and the b&w scheme of Spot are insane. The sound engineering, soundtrack, and pacing are fucking amazing. Will definitely be watching the previous movies and waiting for the release of the next one!
I watched the first one less than 24 hrs before I watched the second. Good lord I am dying for the third and final movie
There's only one previous movie (if you're talking about the Spider-Verse films). If you mean the Spider-Man films in general, then you will have a lot to catch up on, and films of varying quality. But I'd say it's a solid bet that if you cap them all off with the first Spider-Verse film and rewatch this one, you'll possibly agree that the Spider-Verse films are the best of all of them. In part for the simple fact of how they took something that could have been too complex and somehow made it all work.
@@KyleDimetrithe second movie is the first movie in a trilogy. So there are two more movies and it will be four total
The reason it was a cliff hanger is because the 2 creators had created too much for just one movie, and they had to stretch it out, so I feel like it's a good thing that we get more of this story even if the ending was anti-climactic
Dude that’s the problem. It’s too climactic 😂. Every concern and problem is left wide open and all the odds are in the enemy’s favor. Kinda like Infinity war. Very cool.
@@jayavionharris Thats kinda the reason as to why Infinity war is the best MCU film
@jayavionharris2934 but the difference is infinity war felt like it had an ending, across the spiderverse kind of felt like it just ended randomly right when the big stuff where about to happen, which i know, was the point to build up hype, but IMO i felt very empty after the ending and i cant explain the feeling i have for it, its an amazing movie, but idk that ending kinda brought it from a 10 to a 9.5-9.3 for me
again this is my opinion so if you dont agree thats fine
@@Hirxchi i agree with ur opinion tbh but for me I found it being left on a cliff hanger so much better idk why. Although I feel like I cant rate a movie a 10 if it needs a sequel to finish its story u know? So yh i feel like even tho i enjoyed the cliff hanger, it also brought my score from a 10 to a 9.5
@@jayavionharris I guess you're right but I don't think the cliff hanger was a problem
i loved the transition of being bleak in color for Gwen's story and then once she reconciles with her dad it brightened up.
WHAT DO YOU CALL THE PRIDE FLAG? FIRE MAKING MATERIAL 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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@VIΛ Not really ones controversial and the other wouldn’t be
That scene was so well done espically known how Spider Gwen felt.
@@Vaultboythefightingmachine agreed
My family hates how long it was and how it ended on a cliffhanger but I just loved EVERYTHING. The writing, animation, music production, EVERYTHING had heart poured into it
your family must be old 2 hours is short
@@KwikBR 2.5hrs* they are VERY CASUAL moviegoers
@@cursorguycan't imagine what they feel about people gaming for 24+ hours. lol
@@eddiesmith7867 gaming for 24 hrs straight is not healthy lol
I didn't even notice the length because the pacing was so well. I'm a cinephile, though, so I don't get a sense of a movie being too long (especially given how much they cost where I live -- they're more expensive than back home) if the pacing is right. And I saw a preview that had called it "Part One," so it didn't bother me. It wouldn't have bothered me regardless, though because everything after the Spider chase was like a lengthy denouement.
I love Spot as a villain so much. He starts off being so goofy but even then his choreography is so fun, watching him fight is a treat. But then as the movie goes on you genuinely start to feel SCARED of him, and I feel like Beyond the Spider-Verse will absolutely go even further with it
The use of colors during Gwen’s backstory blew me away. They express emotion unbelievably well
My farts are better than Charlie's farts.
The colors change based on the distance Gwen feels from her father and when they embrace each other or get closer to each other they change to be similar colors which are warmer in tone. When she pushes away they fracture into cooler shades.
It's fucking awesome
THIS! I BROUGHT THIS UP TO SOMEONE EXACTLY . I'm glad I wasn't the only one . That was my fav scene with her dad
@@EpicGamer-no3yj yeah I also noticed that, even at the beginning in gwen's band scene they already use blue and red colour to show each of the characters emotion.
@@EpicGamer-no3yj It's BEATIFUL, BRO! And when she finally hugs her Dad everything is WHITE, AT PEACE.
the scene with gwen talking to her father was perfect. the way the background art reflects the exact mood of the situation and conversation at all times is beautiful.
sooooo much attention to detail it’s beautiful
I've never seen a movie use so many art styles before. The water color art they use in Gwen's was definitely one or my favorites. Gonna see it again this weekend coming up.
I had goosebumps throughout that scene, never felt such a way whilst watching a movie, actual art on screen
That stuff was truly cinematic
I really liked this movie because it feels like a movie that you go and watch in the teather
In defense of the ending, while it did feel somewhat unresolved, both arcs with Gwen and Miles were completed. Gwen's arc was resolved when she made up with her father, and Miles' when he finally got the courage to tell his parents that he was Spider-man (granted it wasn't in his universe). So while the movie did leave on a cliffhanger with the final battle not taking place, the movie still is and feels complete because all major character arcs were resolved.
This trilogy is probably gonna be my favorite till time ends. I just love how the first movie has hints to the second and even third movie. I love how like you said, how dynamic the background color was and how it constantly changed to fit the mood and convey complex feelings. It allowed for us the audience to see the inner feelings of every character when they appear on screen and that's probably why animated films will always be my favorite. The amount of time and effort that was put into all of these movies can be seen. With animated films you really get to feel the life behind the art directors, their feelings and passion, burned into animation. It's unbelievable ❤
Not sure if anyone else felt this, but i loved how every time Miles would outwit or outshine another spider-person, it felt almost like another payoff from his immaturity in the first movie and how he's grown intellectually since then. A great example is when he's running from the spider society in O'Hara's dimension and we find out that he actually had a full plan, which contrasts greatly with how he ran - without thinking - from the Prowler in the first movie and led the villains to his friends.
Exactly
Beautiful observation thanks fir sharing
We can see that Miles is one of the biggest brains and it's somewhat implied in the first movie where he faked getting a 0 purposely getting all the answers wrong in turn meaning he technically got 100% on the test (which is even shown in the first movie by his teacher\the person grading his test) and this is in an elite school mind you. 100% on a test from an elite school shoud put into perspective his level of intelect. The problem was, in the first movie, he was inexperienced, a lot was going on at once, he was panicked, he didn't even know how to control his powers initially, but once he did, once he got a grasp on it, we see his quick growth to the point where he outplays Peter B. (his mentor) before then going on to solo Kingpin. All that in just a week of life as Spider-Man. Flash forward to the beginning of the second movie where he's had 1 whole year as Spider-Man, we see how even while distracted by having to text his parents, keep conscious of the time and worry about being late, he's still able to take on Spot albeit rather clumsily. Those instances, he managed to hold on despite his handicaps, so then in a situation where he's experienced so much, learnt to calm down and can fully utilise his brain and body, it makes sense he'd be able to solo pretty much the entirety of Spider Society when he's got a plan while everyone else is blindly chasing him, planless.
@@Whysp Bruh I'm not reading all of that but I'm shure you have a point in there somewhere
@@Cloudy-xd4sb You know its not a diss to tell someone you're too lazy to read right?
The fact that they made a sequel that’s as good as the first movie is incredible
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I really think the sequel is actually better than the one berfore. The original is really good too
Better than the first one*
Ok
@@ChrisShafferOfficialkys
i have never been more confident in a movie being a 10/10 than i am for the next act of this trilogy.
You know it's a good movie when literally the only bad thing anyone has to say about the movie is just the fact that it ends
"1/10 because the movie ended" 😂
how it ends*
So people keep saying. I'd love a more original comment by this point, though it's true.
I had no idea there’d be more films so that ending was ROUGH
the film is still absolutely fantastic though!
YOU ARE TERRARIA
did NOT expect you here
oh it would be tragic if that would be the end, thankfully i knew that going in there would be (eventually) more
@Joseph #Biden2024 this isn't 2018, we all know what happened to uncle Aaron, in that universe...
@Joseph #Biden2024 that already happened.
The way they use color theory to express emotions was so beautiful it had me crying over just how gorgeous the movie was
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The color theory in the movie had me balling dude it was phenomenal
honestly it wasnt just a movie. its art, and each frame is worthy of being put up in a museum
@@deekotaarchibold6424bawling ❌ balling ✅
@@deekotaarchibold6424 the movie had you 🏀🏀🏀
Hearing Charlie recognize the beautiful art and dialogue was a joy to hear. My friends only talk about the sound track and are on the “cannon” meme trend only. I was truly in awe of the movie. I plan on seeing it again because the mood is just perfect
Remember, this movie started with gwen and it ended with gwen. This is gwen's both conflict and conclusion, and its beautifully poetic.
I loved Spider Punk, he’s voiced by one of my favourite actors and he steals the scene visually whenever he’s on screen. Actually incredible. I was disappointed they didn’t do more with him but I can understand how hard he was to animate.
They are probably gonna do more with him later. His role here was small but still important
He had my favorite scene, when he was just watching miles start to yell at everyone and he’s just calmly edging him on, there was something about that
@Lucas Federonich "you're not helping!"
"Good."
They def will do more in the next film
I loved him, they had Kaluuya’s character as long as he needed to be there. After all, he knows better than to be caught with all those spare parts.
Fun detail, they animated each universe in the same art style as the comic it's from. So Gwen's universe looks a lot like how it does in her comic. The attention to detail in this movie is insaneeeee
That's why Peni's design is like Evangelion
I can't get over how AMAZING the beginning scene was- The music, the story, just PERFECT for an intro.
Minor spoilers for adding onto what Charlie said about the end:
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The movie doesn't just end all of a sudden with no explanation, there's some story arcs completed, then some build up, then a cliffhanger, which is very obviously a cliffhanger. So it's not like we're in the dark on where it's headed.
Oh ok 👍
Some things I appreciated is that the emotional moments weren’t cut off with a forced joke. The emotions are allowed to sit with the characters and audience. The humor was sharp and quick, and the world styles so well done. Everything here was just done exceptionally well. What an experience.
If this was an MCU movie, those emotional moments would be broken with a side or supporting character, which for the most part in GOTG Vol. 3, they didn't do.
The jokes were actually funny too.
@@fulsomeapollo95 lol calm down now
@@user-ey3by2zx3r I wouldn’t say I was falling out of my chair but the jokes are were enjoyable and didn’t take away from the movie
I beg to differ, Peter B. Parker was kinda just annoying in this movie, he makes little side commentary which is really unnecessary, even Jessica Drew tells him to shut up at one point, and did we really need him to talk to his wife and crack jokes in the middle of that intense sequence cutting between miles and Gwen
When his mom gave him his speech about leaving her and not forgetting his inner child and where he came from I actually cried. Not like balled but a few tears came out because I related to that so much. Felt so good to see this movie.
Same here my eyes hella watered up, it reminded me of conversations that I've had with my mom..
It got my eyes watery too because of how real it felt to me
I’m so glad I’m not the only one. This made me tear up too
Unpopular opinion, but every other emotional scene got me but not this one
i bawled as quietly as i could in the cinema 😅 good thing i had someone i trust with me
Just saw it yesterday and I gotta say, because they announced the 3rd one (it was originally supposed to be one film, but they said they were gonna split it up cause it'd be a 5 hour movie). I think using the character building and growth as the climax (during that chase, Miles' experience in earth 42, and gwens conversation with her dad) was a great idea. Despite the lack of that major fight they still made it feel like a complete movie which is really impressive imo
It didnt feel like a complete movie
@@silcoxjakob Internally it did imo
@@silcoxjakob it did, any longer and it would've felt dragged out
If Miles fighting hundreds of Spider-People didn't feel like a major fight, then him eventually fighting Spot is gonna feel hella underwhelming.
@@silcoxjakob Felt like one to me. This was Gwen's arc of the overall story, and her arc is complete. That's how a trilogy should work, where you can watch them back to back and it's like one long film.
I think they designed the ending for the movie as an average comic book cliffhanger, making sure the reader/watcher gets all the information they need in order to get the next book (watch the next movie)
I think they also added the classic “to be continued” as they do in so many other comics, some were taken aback by this sure but I think it was nice 😊
The scene where Miles is talking to his mom about taking care of himself and belonging had me tearing up. That was my favorite scene in the movie
Same here, it was so raw and powerful
ONG
Shit almost made me cry 😭
My farts are better than Charlie's farts
Just came back from the theater with my mom during that scene we instinctively held each other's hand and teared up LOL. Loved this movie. The power of storytelling really is special.
bro I was bawling
I absolutely love how they used colors to convey even more the feelings of the characters and mood of the scene. Especially during Gwen's story parts
YES!! It was so beautifully done and really makes Gwen's earth stand out from the rest!
I loved how her hair was blue for almost the entire time she was in her dimension with all her emotional baggage of being Spider Woman. Really well done with the colors especially after she returns home.
The watercolor backgrounds in gwen's world are so raw man, literally most of them are perfect desktop background material
In my honest opinion, this movie deserved a more complete ending, it was unbelievable to watch, the sound design gave me goosebumps every chance it had. But I got to experience something I haven't felt since I was a child; the "to be continued" absolutely stunned me and had the whole theater shouting "WHAAAAATT" and I don't think I'd trade that moment for a more complete ending
I knew it was gonna be two parts going in, but it was still such a bummer that it is a “To Be Continued” but I’m so excited to see more. I loved getting more story for Gwen and seeing her plight. The animation shifts with her and her dad it’s beautiful. The music is amazing, and the animation really blew me away. SpiderPunk always having a contrasting style was so cool. I loved meeting more of the spiderpeople such as Pavitr Prabhakar, Scarlet Spider, and Spectacular Spider-Man . I’m glad we saw Webslinger. I think Spot was a great villain and I got chills when he got his full form. I think the twist they employed was actually amazing. They used the run time so well and I can’t wait for more.
I loved Miguel O'Hara's story and absolute badassery with his fighting style. Spot was also funny as hell, with his story being absolutely unexpected
You threw a BAGEL at me
True. I was rooting for him tbh
Spot has some big holes too
Honestly Spot is a background character in a prequel done right. At least sony learned from last of us 2 😅
The Flash movie was really great! He must defeat himself from the past in order to save the future.
The amount of effort and care they put into both movies with the animation is soo damn good . Spider punk apparently took 3 years according to Justin K Thompson to animate
“Taking a dump on authority? I like that”
@@shagarumedic "She's an absolute anarchist"
Why does his hair look so ugly???
@@sanfordrussell8549 His mask has a spiked mohawk integrated into it, I think his hair being very expansive and contrasting to everyone else's makes complete sense against everyone else's. Plus it hardly looks bad.
@@sanfordrussell8549 literally just racist
Idk if I ever got so sucked into a movie. So immersed that I had no idea how long I had been sitting there until they brought Spot back up, and I was like oh shit! Forgot about him! God, such a breathtaking movie. Left me speechless and wanting more. Can’t wait for the third one!!!
I didn't really know there would be a second part so the ending was tough. But I felt more satisfied than I think most people were. I can see why people didn't enjoy the ending but I'm honestly extremely happy that its going to be in two parts because of how deep the story goes. I cannot wait to see the second part.
I love that Spot has a link from the first film giving it a link between the two so it feels like a progression of the story instead of being totally seperate
Sounds cool
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I also love how he gradually builds up to be the big bad with how he seemingly starts off as this goofy little guy with a shit power and ends being a legit terrifying threat that you honestly fear
He threw the bagel at him!!!!!! Unacceptable.
@@emperortime2356 a true villain origin story
This film was definitely made by a crew that loves Spider-Man. Not just the character, but the entire universe of his comic.
They care more about Spider-Man than Marvel currently does.
@@hermos3602i disagree spider man in the mcu is actually one of the only things they havent fucked up, the rest of the movies are moslty mid and a bit disconnected and all over the place, unless you mean the comics and not the movies
@@hermos3602 good, i never watched anything after Endgame. I was too obsessed with MCU than I realized I dont fking get anything from them. So, i went out to touch some grass
@@hermos3602 MCU Spiderman wasn't half bad and I don't really get the hate for Far From Home
@@anotherhappylanding4746 I think he’s talking about Marvel Comics, not MCU
This movie was insane. I fell in love with the art style for into the spiderverse and this movie just bumped it up even more.
I absolutely love how sometimes when miles would bump into or hurt a villain or bad guy he would still say sorry in some chase scenes like when they ran from the first place with the computer
He also gave a friendly hello to the one Spider-person who decided to have a little chat with him in the middle of the fight. He was definitely raised to be polite. 😆
Although I do agree that the cliffhanger is unsatisfactory and frustrating, I’d much rather prefer a story split into two parts than a movie that’s rushed and overly packed in with a never-ending stream of plot. I think the slow moving sequences of the film are crucial and play a critical factor in the progression of the film. I feel like if they were substituted in to make room for a fast-paced scene that throws information out then it takes away the appeal of love, anger, and sadness the characters hold for one another. It’s refreshing to see those drawn out, long yet sweet moments that really reflect on the character’s internal conflicts and nature, I’m beginning to become gratitude that it was split into two parts. But, even then, the second part will be out by next year, which beats five years, most definitely.
yeah the alternative in this situation would have been for them to cut things from this movie, and none of what across the spider-verse showed me do i wish i hadn't seen, so im glad they split them into 2, but they probably should have kept the titles part 1 and part 2 as they originally announced them as so they could set expectations.
yeah, and besides, i think we knew for a long time it was going to be a two part movie haha. iirc the first title of the movie was across the spiderverse part 1. we always knew it would have a cliffhanger
Yeah, I think majority of people agree with your sentiment but the ending itself could've been done in a way where it wouldn't have been disappointing. I think they should've ended the movie after the big reveal about Mile's home and rearranged the stuff with Gwen so her ending remains pretty much the same. Instead of continually building up to more plot developments at the end of the film those revisions would feel like a great climax to the movie that leaves people wanting to see the next one rather than wanting to see more out of this movie.
@@benboudreau1221 true the only other way is making one large ~5 hour movie (which i would absolutely love) but the general audience would probably not be able to sit through the entire thing, understandably so
Plus the next one releases in less than a year, so it's not the worst wait
This movie was a masterpiece and the fact that it was gwen telling the story the whole time to her new Band and was asking them to help her at the end was genius
Wish I was at the theater with u
@@dylankurtz8423lmfaoooo shooting your shot outta left field, on a Spider-Man movie review comment section is just *_chefs kiss_* the best. Boy am I proud of you. You deserve the world King
I don’t remember that. Which scene was it?
@@finlaycooper4770 the first 6 minutes
@@deepdirt always left field lol, also wearing my I'm a Virgin islander shirt haha
this was probably movie of the year for me, i havent seen anything animated so intricately that just weaves into so many different art styles so well. its so gorgeous and the narrative was really well done too, there wasnt a moment of the film where i felt like i could take my eyes off it
Just for anyone wondering, this movie took so long to come out because both this one and part 2 were in production at the same time. The scope was too large to just make one movie so they split it into 2 and the next part comes out less than a year from now sometime in march. I think if the biggest complaint about the movie is that they didn’t wait a year to release a 5 hour version… it’s a good movie.
i genuinely hope they make more than 2 parts. if they made a 4 hour long movie i would watch it in a heartbeat.
I'm sure we'll get more movies from this dimensions Miles, but maybe it'll just not involve the multiverse.
He could just deal with threats that originate in his universe, and stay there.
However if they want to keep delving deeper into the Spider-Verse I'm game.
@@Sir_Slimbread i feel as if they could have endless possibilities with the introduction of the spider-verse. they could make the spot an endless villain, or they could tie-in earth 42. miles morales could learn from his prowler version. he could learn to fuse the prowler with spiderman - he could make new tech with penny. they have good opportunities with this next movie.
@@Sir_SlimbreadI think they should stop after beyond ngl
@@spinach8383
I'm pretty sure they're setting up for the Inheritors after Across/Beyond the Spiderverse Concludes.
@@Neon1880 depends on what happens in beyond
Just got out of the theater and holy shit this movie is breathtaking. The part in Gwen's universe especially with the watercolours, you can see her world crying with her
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i dont know much about sound engineering but if u notice everytime spiderman 299 does something that one part in his theme song is slightly integrated into the already playing soundtrack, an actual masterpiece from a sound and visual perspective
i absolutely loved that!! it really pumped up the tension later on in the film as he becomes more of a threat to miles, such an ominous feeling
I like how it ended because it really seemed like the film makers wanted to tell a good story and didn’t want to limit themselves to a single film
I was so shocked to find out everyone was caught off guard by the cliffhanger - I thought it was common knowledge that the film was originally 4 hours and they split it in half so I was actually satisfied with the cliffhanger and excited for the finale
I would sit there and watch a 4 hour movie
@@Fuegopaintrain Yeah but Little Jimmy would probably shit his pants if he had to sit in one place for that long so we have to wait another year
@@danyo5786 nah, it's less than a year. If there are no more funny pandemics, it should come out March 2024. They made both movies at the same time.
cause avenger end game/infinity war was also a two part movie, there were a proper conclusion in each movie.
I was expecting a cliffhanger but I wasnt expecting THAT cliffhanger. Damn I never expected my expectations were low because I thought it was really high but they were able to break that
The way the movie handles family relationships is beyond amazing. The relationship miles has with his parents felt so real.
for realll. I actually love it cos it doesn't follow the usual stereotypical terrible tropes, it's its own thing which is very realistic too
Spider verse was so refreshing, from the original ideas, character designs, the soundtrack, individual character theme, characters, the use of color and different animation styles within it. It really was a breath of fresh air and can’t wait to see it again.
The reason why the movie ends abruptly is because the movie was cut in half
Beyond is Part 2. They didn't want to end it like that it was out of obligation since the movie was stretching over 5 hours
The way charlie corrected himself from saying animation as genre, tells that he truly loves and respects animation as medium.
People who don't are stupid
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Animation is an art style, and art must be viewed with respect and dignity
@@CreatureCal Of course but animation is not an art style, it's a medium, like painting and film. You can have an art style within animation and whatnot as well
I found Gwen’s world to be the best part. I don’t know if was intended to be interpreted as I did, but I find her world to be a personification of her mood and depression in the beginning. The use of pastel, changing tones and shades as her conversations take different turns with her dad.
Miguel is a favorite character definitely. The exaggeration of his new costume, his motivations, his desperation to hold everything no matter what the cost, and his personal vendetta against Miles is so damn good.
Also, they had already announced that they wanted to make a two-parter. I imagine it was because of the fact that there’s only so much they could fit into one movie and make a successful story.
The second part was actually supposed to be released for this year, with this movie having supposed to be released back in late 2020 or early 2021.
I do get his sentiment, it really does end a bit abruptly, but the fact that time flew by so fast and didn’t have much drag is so damn good.
it was!
The movie’s original title was even Across the Spider-Verse Part 1 (you can see this in the very first teaser)
I’m assuming they realized it was more marketable to give them different titles
Same. Im excited that a spider gwen spin off has been reported! 😊
I'm just worried that they won't have enough content to make a new movie without it going Boring. They kill spot then what?
@Yabadabado thats why the next movie is already called "beyond the spiderverse" 😊
Man I actually really enjoyed this cliffhanger ending. So much is at stake and we’re getting a whole movie instead of just a third act to explore it
Yeah I don’t know why so many people are mad at it. I’m honestly just glad that I’m able to see more of this astoundingly amazing movie, if the only complaint about this movie is people wanted MORE, that’s a testament to how incredible it is.
@@hunterlawless6160 EXACTLY DUDE!! It’s like they forgot a third film is being made. It’s like they forget that some of the greatest movies of all time end on cliffhangers, like Empire Strikes Back and Mad Mad Mad World
The ending is great. There is no way this movie could have had a good ending without being 1 or 2 hours longer.
What people are missing, is that these movies are absolutely an animated COMIC like, it stays so true to the comics and itself. So the “to be continued” is reminiscent to how we the readers felt back in the day when we had to wait for the next volume :)
That may be true but comic readers didn’t have to wait 3-4 YEARS for the next volume which is why the ending pissed me off.
@@KostormVA bro it’s coming out nextmarch
@@KostormVA got less than a year homie
@@KostormVA it will come up in 9 months, so your research before stating something
Ikr it was a nice break from the usual Pixar style. There’s so much different art styles and I think that honors artists.
Genuinely one of the most stylized movies out there. The colors, the designs. Everything and everyone has a distinct artstyle of it's own. It's insane!
The soundtrack was full of bangers, I'm so proud that Metro Boomin made it to the movie industry.
The third movie can't come soon enough.
Spot becoming an anime villain fr
The animation is genuinely better than disney at this point. I'm kinda tired of the same bubble art style that they've been using and recent films from other studios are a breath of fresh air.
Luckily it's set for March of next year!
@@craigmeister1241 not just disney the animation from the spider verse movies are the best in the industry what other movie looks this expressive and stylish? other animation studios are taking inspiration from spider verse now these movies have changed the animation industry
@@theflamingeclipse8941 FOR REAL LET'S FUCKING GOOOOOO
The movie ending on a cliffhanger is a canon event
I saw the movie 2 days ago, and I was BLOWN AWAY. They did an amazing job with the whole thing, and I especially loved the cliffhanger at the end.
These Spider Man animated movies are truly taking animation to the next level and never fails to continue inspiring other studios. They made it better than the first one, which a near impossible feat in on itself, and pass in flying colours! Absolute mad production.
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I've never seen so many different techniques in animation blended and smashed together so seamlessly. Visual storytelling at its finest. Such emotive backgrounds. The different stylistic choices in character design and frameing was unbelievable
Ikr. Like if I had never seen these movies and someone said “every single character has a different artstyle” I would’ve thought it would be a visual headache, but they did it in such an amazing way
I also love this new villain, and even to a personal level since my old theater teacher does the spanish dub for him. His voice acting really is spot on.
That’s sick
Haha, "Spot" on
This movie was not afraid to be good and treat its audience with respect. The cliff hanger, the story and the humor is all amazing.
I'm sure the animators loved working on this film, it must be refreshing to be given so much creative freedom and actually get to work on something different and enjoyable.
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Why not both?
Saw it in IMAX last night. They managed to take literally EVERYTHING that made the first film so great, and surpass it in everyway. Scores a solid 12 outta 10 in my book
Also, every single shot in this movie would make a sick wall portrait
bro every scene made me think “damn that would be a cool wallpaper”
I was thinking about going back and rewatching it in imax think it would be worth it?
@@Freegrem yes.
@@Freegrem defo yes
@Freegrem bro, seeing it imax was an experience, highly reccomend
I found myself exclaiming aloud at some of the shots. It was a gorgeous film and so fun to watch
I almost died when the “to be continued” came out lol I legit had a heart attack in the movie theater and my heart stopped for three minutes and I revived, also I get a free ticket for the next movie whenever it comes out, thanks AMC ❤️❤️❤️
Damn thats nice lol i need to get a heart attack too
The pacing of the film was so good that I thought we were only half way done after 2 and a half hours, so that cut to black with the “to be continued” caught me at just the right moment. I’m young, so it’s a new experience being genuinely exited over a movie. That’s how good the ending was. I am pumped for the sequel ten months from now. Fortunately, going into summer for the next three months, then into football and then into snowboarding immediately afterwards should help the time fly, but dear god do i wish I could just time jump to opening day.
Oh damn its coming out in 10months? My gf and I thought we had to wait another 5 years for the next movie 💀
@@IWantToStayAtYourHouse they apparently had the second half of this film nearly ready to go, but decided to make it a 2nd part coming out next year so that they could fine tune it
Don't wish your life away in the process, enjoy and take life one day at a time 🙏
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I actually disagree, I really like the ending and here’s why:
They clearly had a story to tell that is a great narrative with many moving parts. The writes and producers clearly realized it was too much for one film, and I appreciate that they just decided to make it two films instead of trying to compress it into one. I believe originally it was even titled part 1.
In my opinion this doesn’t detract from the movie, instead it allowed the pacing to be great, and the emotional moments and character development to take its time. Nothing felt rushed or forced.
I just hope that the beginning of the next movie hits the ground running with a fast act one and no gap in the action, so that as a complete experience they could be watched together for a full 5-6 act sequence. I think it’s totally fine to make a two parter, which this clearly is.
The narrative is incomplete, but great so far and the movie is gorgeous. I just hope the next one doesn’t suffer as many delays-although I’m willing to wait for a quality product rather than have it rushed.
THIS
They delayed the 1st one by a year and the polish definitely shows!
This part I mean
I think also a lot of people forgot that they announced a good while ago that this was going to be a 2 parter. So i went in knowing it was gonna be a cliffhanger at the end.
Totally agree
Said to my friend at the end... this is our kids' Empire Strikes Back moment. Can't wait for the conclusion in 2024.
I saw this movie twice and the second time I went to a 4DX theater and took shrooms. Let me say that is was the best movie experience of my life.
Dude i cant even fucking imagine just saw that hoe with a 40$ baked bar i cant fucking imagine shrooms🥴
That would be genuinely terrifying
Im glad to hear that they did the Spot justice. The characterization of the villains in spiderverse is fanastic, the B-plot in the first movie with Miles' uncle, aka the Nightprowler, was way more complex and powerful than I was expecting it to be, it really makes me happy to see them crafting nuanced antagonists and not just angry bad guys
You mean just the Prowler
@@nottasker 💀bro said nightprowler
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The romantic tension between Gwen and Miles is killing me. The swinging through the city and other scenes with them together is too wholesome.
Just though I'd let you know since you like their dynamic so much. In one comic, Miles and Gwen have a baby together. Honestly, I don't think they should follow this route in the movie series, but it's still really cool.
@@Aciid_ic do yk what cómic it is?
@@Aciid_ic Lol I know, I own the whole run. I necessarily don’t need them to be in a romantic relationship. I just genuinely like there interactions with each others it’s such a naturally vibe.
@@Aciid_ic imma need that source
They broke up
I didn’t think it was going to be good as the first, but it was a great transition from Part one to two. I was so surprised how thoughtful each scene was drawn out like literally drew like a pencil and paper. I felt I was watching a live comic book. Very cool highly recommend.
This movie was absolutely incredible. The masterful use of music to elevate a scene was something I thought was lost to time, but I stood corrected. The use of color as a visual and narrative device was great, it's not the most complicated aspect of filmmaking, but it is just so well done here.
The Spot was good too, he was a goofball who's slowly descending into this multiversal threat and that was really interesting, he also gained a new level of mastery and handle over his powers so his fights were engaging to look at.
Unpopular opinion: The cliffhanger was perfect, unlike any other film I have seen before. It genuinely surprised me and left me so excited for the last movie. I knew a last movie was coming, and this was the perfect way to build up to it.
I just watched this after I watched the movie. I had no clue it was! I was so ready with the build up but in the last 45 seconds before the "to be continued" it was sinking in with the huge lead up but in slow roll.
Honestly amazing movie. I loved the cliffhanger. It was better than most I've ever seen. Plus the imagery, the music, the writing and script? If any of it was off it would have made it an awful cliffhanger.
I kinda predicted it cause I saw a picture of miles moRrrales but apart from that I haven’t seen any spoilers which is a nice change
Perfect is a strong wrong, but i appreciate.
I agree. It felt as well done as Star Wars : Empire Strikes Back
It was a very satisfying and exciting ending for me since I knew a part 2 was coming going into it. I disagree with people saying it wasn’t a conclusion, I really think it wrapped things up nicely and gave alot to look forward to in the next movie. Underrated but the orchestra also comes to a beautiful conclusion in the final scene and we end how we started with Gwen. They couldn’t make a 5 hour movie and I couldn’t imagine a better way to stop in the middle of the story they have to tell
Gwen's dimension is by far my favorite one of all at least visually. As someone who's so emotionally driven, the way they crafted the entire mood and atmosphere of her dimension was so ingenious and just hit me hard especially during the character focused scenes
It gave a lofi type of vibe
her dimension was mad weird and sus. good movie tho
I watched the movie a month ago, and it legit made a 2 hour and 20 minute film feel like 30 minutes just because of how good it was.
I will impatiently wait as long as I have to for them to finish off this trilogy with a masterpiece, I can’t wait for Beyond the Spider-Verse
They have announced March 29th 2024 but it might be delayed
@@brutality75577unfortunately it is now delayed indefinitely because of the strike
@@calebreese2311 do you know what indefinitely means
The ending definitely felt like a gut punch especially since I would've been happy watching another hours worth of the beautiful buttery silky smooth animation, and listening to the golden voices of the cast
unfortunately the second half was like two hours extra lol, so it mightve got tiring to binge it all in one go even if this film was insanely good pacing wise
@@dooplon5083 yeah I guess a sequel won't force them to rush the story so I can't complain to much. Just left my mind RACING
@@robbie7150 god I can't wait to see them show the spot at full power lol, just the small snippet thay we got in mile's flash forward showed that he's downright a _beast_ now lol
@@robbie7150 A sequel will also allow them to effectively make double the money for 1 single movie
@@robbie7150 That means they did well then, got you thinking and waiting
I didn't know about the sequel to this one coming out and was getting worried that they were going to throw everything into the last like 20 minutes. Where they left it actually made me happy. Me and almost all of my friends are waiting in anticipation for the 3rd installment!
My expectations were high for this film and they absolutely crushed that into levels I didn't think possible.
Genuinely one of the most artistically ambitious movies I’ve ever seen. They took what made the first one so cool to look at and absolutely elevated every aspect. Phenomenal movie