SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE (2023) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- Enjoy my reaction as I watch "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" for the first time!
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The live action "Prowler" that was caught in the lobby was Donald Glover, and was in the MCU movie "Spider-Man: Homecoming" - in that movie he mentioned to Spider-Man (Tom Holland) that he had a nephew Miles! Also, Donald Glover pitched himself to Sony to portray a live-action Miles Morales years before Tom Holland was brought into the MCU as Peter Parker. The producers of this film thought bringing Donald into this as a live-action Prowler not only furthered his MCU character, but was also a nod to his pitch to Sony.
Donald Glover is indirectly responsible for the Miles character even being created in the first place. Donald Glover talked about "why not a black Spider-Man?", and Brian Michael Bendis, creator of Miles, saw that and thought that was a good idea, and ran with it.
@@Eidlones Not only that, but there was a vocal minority of Spider-Man fans who were _very_ upset at the idea. They thought a non-Peter Parker Afro-Latino Spider-Man didn't belong in the canon of Marvel heroes... One could write a media studies thesis on the meta-textual commentary in the Spider-Verse films.
@@Eidlones That, coupled with Donald Glover wearing Spider-Man pyjamas in an episode of Community back in 2010, all contributed to Miles coming into existence
He also voiced the character in Ultimate Spider-Man.
@@EidlonesYou sort of got the story right. Bendis was inspired to make a black Spider-Man because of Barack Obama in 2008. He finally got the motivation to draw the character a few years later after seeing Donald Glover in SM pajamas in an episode of community. He was only the inspiration for the look. Donald internet petitioned AFTER to be Miles when Sony announced the reboot of the live films.
Did you notice that Mile's mom had green eyes in dimension 42 but brown eyes in his dimension?
Plus the hoodie and jacket were purple and green. Prowler colors.
@@thatHARVguy also Luigi colors
15:55 that lady is the store owner in the Venom movie franchise. And she's seen Eddie Brock (Venom) transform and eat people. Thats why she wasnt fazed when she saw Spot come through a portal.
She’s BEEN venom, genius.
In Gwen's universe Tony Stark is a coffee billionaire with a private army (at least in the comics). MOST Spider-People don't get Tony Stark's tech (thankfully most are genius enough to make their own, or they get organic web-shooters as part of their powers, or something else).
One thing I loathe about the MCU is how it's convinced an entire generation that Peter Parker is just some chucklefuck that's a passenger in a spider-themed Iron Man suit.
@@KthulhuXxx Meanwhile, in the comics, Tony admits that Peter (who is about the same age as him) MIGHT be his equal in the 'genius' department and could be his rival in the 'super-tech' business if he actually tried to market his genius.
That bagel really hit the spot
😂Touché, someone had to say it!
KNOCK IT OFF!!!
You son of a…
Also, kind of ironic that his character is all about dimensions, multi-verses, AND HOLES.
I don’t know if he was the direct inspiration, but tell me you couldn’t see Spot and Jobu Tupaki (Everything Everywhere All At Once) working together and creating the Everything Bagel.
😂😂😂
"Don't get me started on Doctor Strange and that little nerd back on Earth-19999" meaning the MCU, No Way Home.
It was absolutely ON POINT. Looove that they made that all canon to this one as well.👏🏻
These films are just MASTERPIECES.
aka Let’s just rip off Sony’s Into The Spiderverse because we ran out of original ideas three years ago--
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@@robbob5302 If we are going that route, Sony is leasing the spider-man rights from marvel, and the comics themselves have had the spider-verse being a thing for a long long time. So the idea was marvel's first.
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Yes. Spider-Man was Marvels idea first. And No Way Home was a blatant Into the Spiderverse ripoff.
@@robbob5302 I disagree, it was additive. Marvel and Sony are (more or less) working together. The concept of a spider-verse has existed in the comics prior to the Sony movies, and on a more general the multiverse is a concept in a lot of comics and other media.
Calling No Way Home a rip off is reductive, both draw from the same source material and both share in the same-ish over-all narrative.
With all due respect to Oppenheimer and Barbie this movie was my favorite film of 2023. It's so good.
I couldn’t agree more. It should’ve been eligible for other categories. It’s not fair that animated films are only eligible for that one Oscar award.
So, True, if second part this film close to this level or even better, this will become a trilogy is close to all time best Trilogies with LoTR, Back to the Future, Indiana Jones original trilogy and Original Star Wars Trilogy.
@@danielwhyatt3278 They are eligible for other awards, they just don't get nominated because for some reason animated movies are less respected by the Academy.
So true
My Movie of the Year 2023❤
That's why I don't pay attention to those awards.
Their tastes are just... ugh
"Who is this guy?!"
Scarlet Spider/Ben Reilly (red suit blue hoodie) is a clone of Peter from an arc in the 90s known as The Clone Saga. Andy Samberg voices him here, and he is played more as a joke on the era (brooding heros in the rain, ridiculous physiques/poses, etc) than any of the comic Ben Reillys.
Ben Reilly got done dirty by the 90's. He was grim, gritty, and very poorly received. He eventually pulled a Jason Todd and rebranded himself Scarlet Spider. He ended up finding his niche, but all the cracks about him being brooding and having a tragic backstory had me laughing my ass off.
"Scarlet Spider" Ben Rielly {Red suit with blue top over it} was an early clone of the original Peter Parker. There were several over the years. Some got degraded in the process making them unstable.
Also, Andy Samberg is a great voice actor pick for Ben Reilly
And one of them became Kaine.
@@oliverm.2750 Yep Yep
A bit of Canadian trivia about this movie, Cassie: The Lego Spider-man segment was animated by a kid in Ontario who learned to use 3D software only a year before. After he posted a Lego version of the trailer for this movie, the movie's producers asked him to make this movie's Lego segment.
That’s because at that point he was the only animator left in the world, hadn’t walked on on SONY.
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Miguel is actually my favorite Spider-Man since his appearance in the Edge of Time videogame. He’s not a villain, just a natural leader who’s extremely set in his own way, even more so in this version where he lost a daughter. He’s a great antagonist in this one but he’s a valuable ally where it counts. I really hope he circles around.
He’s also had a lot of adventures with OG Spider Man so his line at the end “Your Peter Parker would’ve lived” that little jab at Miles about the spider biting him? That’s a deep cut for Miguel. That was his buddy. I felt that one.
The next Spider-Verse movie (Beyond) was originally supposed to be out this March (the slot was taken by Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire), but with the difficulty they had with the making of Across (artists were quitting due the stress they were under to get it to hit the release date) it was bounced, first to Summer '25, and now has a TBA against it, with the producer's saying it will be ready when it is done, as no one wants a dud final part.
Makes sense. This has a chance to be one of the best trilogies ever, and you don't want it to miss the landing at the last part.
In the Ultimate Universe (6160) comic, Peter and Miles were bitten by mutated spiders from the same lab. In these movies, origins were tweaked so that Miles (1610) was bitten by a spider from a different universe (42). That means the universe (42) with Miles as the Prowler didn't have a Spider-Man. As harsh as Miguel's anomaly speech was, he's kinda right.
Hobie's design was based on punk-rock posters, hence Spider-Punk. Almost everything he said was foreshadowing. ie. Stole bits of tech to make the "watch" for Gwen. Advises Miles to use his whole hand to Venom Blast shields. Even mentions Miles was from Earth-1610.
It's also worth noting that Miles didn't become a character unti l after Peter "died" (he got better, in true comic book fashion).
I would have liked to have seen inclusions of the 2017 Spider-Man animated series, which includes a Peter, a Miles, a Gwen, etc.!
But miles being bit by spider 42 should have been an interference of canon thus destroying prowler miles universe. Which makes me confident that someone destroyed Miguel's daughter from an alternate dimensions world
Miles was five steps ahead of everybody else.
Hobie was fifty!
Whether you read a comic, whether you had an action figure, whether you watched many of the cartoons of him, whether your first live action iteration was McGuire, Garfield or Holland this movie was truly a love letter to Spider-Man fans of all generations. Miguel O’Hara is pretty much the opposite of what you expect Spider-Man he’s serious stoic and his version of ‘responsibility’ is do what you gotta do which makes him the perfect foil to more lighthearted characters like Peter, Miles and Gwen.
I’m pretty sure Spider-Man Noir had some comics that also took that whole message too seriously.
My first introduction to Spider-Man was in the 80s with "Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends" while I have never read the comics and I was only 3 when I first watched it but I didn't really get into him until in the 90s with "Spider-Man: The Animated Series" which is the best Spider-Man to me by far and did crossover with "X-Men: The Animated Series" which I also love and I'm loving "X-Men '97", the revival series on Disney+. I believe the Spider-Verse movies were inspired by Spider-Man: The Animated Series finale, "Spider Wars, Part 1 & 2" him saving the multiverse and him finding his lost love Mary Jane Watson who disappeared in another dimension with Madame Web's help. Of course I love all the live action iterations with Tobey McGuire, Andrew Garfield and Tom Holland especially "Spider-Man: No Way Home" and definitely love the Spider-Verse movies! I put all them next to Spider-Man: The Animated Series! I hope it gets a revival like the original X-Men series, finishing his story and finding Mary Jane Watson and can't wait for the third Spider-Verse whenever it comes out and hopefully 90s Spider-Man (who is voiced by Christopher Daniel Barnes, who also voiced Prince Eric from "The Little Mermaid" and I actually met him) makes a cameo in it like the others already have in this one! 😊
No love for Nick Hammond, the first live-action Spidey?
@@KthulhuXxx never watched the 70s live action Spider-Man series or the Japanese version. Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends and Spider-Man: The Animated Series were my first Spider-Man shows.
@@KthulhuXxx he was my first live action Spider-Man, agree he certainly deserves to be mentioned. They didn't have much budget but what they did was great through my eyes as a kid.
The next movie (Beyond) was originally Across part 2, but was then retitled. And this had the part 1 removed.
Beyond release date is unclear due to a delay from the strikes and controversy about the animation being rushed
I'm glad they did a reference of Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, Tom Holland & Doctor Strange. We needed that ancient history of them.
No Way Home.
aka Into The Spiderverse junior.
So glad you had fun with watching this movie! It was a blast to watch in the theater, and I loved your reaction.
If you're still wondering why Miles wound up in the wrong universe -- the Go Home Machine accidentally read the DNA of the spider that bit him, instead of Miles' DNA. Based on that, it sent him to Earth-42 (the spider's home universe).
And I understand it's confusing for Miguel to be talking about a fated tragedy to occur in Miles' life, when he's already had one. But the 'canon' he mentions includes a number of events (both good and bad) which must happen to each and every Spider Hero -- at least, according to Miguel and his theory.
The event which he calls "ASM-90" refers to something that happened in the comics. Police Captain George Stacy (the father of Peter Parker's girlfriend Gwen) was killed saving a child from falling rubble. That happened well after the death of Peter's Uncle Ben, so he suffered through both tragedies. So if Miguel's theory is true, then it's entirely possible that Miles could lose both his uncle and his dad.
However, you're right to question that theory to begin with -- it's got plenty of holes and inconsistencies. And you're not the only one to be creeped out Miguel, and to wonder exactly what he is, and whether he's really a hero. For the record, he's not a vampire, even though some characters think he might be. In the comics for "Spider-Man 2099", Miguel O'Hara's DNA was combined with that of a spider, rather than being bitten by one. Because of that, his physiology and power set is somewhat different from that of the others. In particular, he has claws (which is what he uses to climb walls) and fangs which let him paralyze opponents with venom.
Theres A LOT of easter eggs and call backs to the comics and video games as well as cannon stuff in this film. As a spider man fan, This is pure gold. Do some research! Its worth it!
I think the reason Miguel is so against Miles being Spider-Man is because in possibly his cannon universe or another one, Miles is a villain, The Prowler. The was always meant to be the bad guy, until the spider bit him and changed everything. But also because Miguel destroyed that universe he was so happy in, it caused him to become unhinged, so naturally he takes it out on Miles.
On a side note, I’m actually really glad Gwen Stacy got a new lease on life, both in the comics and in these movies, wouldn’t it be cool if Emma Stone would go a cameo as the adult Gwen?
I don´t think he needs any reason to be against Miles, other than Miles himself... Miles is a bigger villain than the Spot in this movie, or Kingpin during the first one. Right after he almost destroys the whole Spider-Man India universe... He says he´s willing to kill BILLIONS, just to save his dad. I think even his dad would try to stop him. Miles just became so full of himself.
@@gabrielp9646 That's all accurate from Miguel's perspective, but he's clearly wrong. Miles didn't do anything to Mumbattan, there's a long list of indications that the "sinkhole" was created entirely by Spot and had nothing to do with saving the captain. It's highlighted multiple times that Miguel is jumping to conclusions about how the multiverse works - we've seen the effects of being in the wrong universe, but leading to the destruction of a universe? That's a shaky conclusion at best.
If changing canon destroyed a universe, then Miles' universe was already doomed by the spider, as was the universe the spider came from. Both have problems, but still exist, and have existed for a while with no issues.
Also, the whole theming of the movie was focused directly around false dichotomies. You can have your cake and eat it too, if you buy two cakes. It'd be a huge reversal on everything they've done up until now if it turned out Miguel was actually right about how the multiverse works.
@@thegrandwombat8797 Yeah... I think Im going to trust what the movies says, instead of your fan theories... But if what you say was correct, then yes: Everything the Spider Society is doing is useless, and wrong. But we won´t know, until the third movie comes out.
@@gabrielp9646 just wanted to posit here, cause wombat's isn't really a fan theory... Watching the movie alone showcases that SPOT is the cause of the tears in the multiverse. Always has been. HE was the one that dragged the spider into miles' universe. He is the one desiring more power so that miles will take him more seriously. And if he hadn't caused the destruction of Alcemax in Mumbattan Singh wouldn't have even been in danger. Which ALREADY calls into question 'outside influences' on canon. Since spot isn't supposed to be there either, Singh shouldn't have died there regardless. Or at the very LEAST Miles corrected that timeline. I do believe both Miguel and Miles are right to a point. Peter parkers do have canon events. But not every spiderman does. Miguel is assuming and doing his best BASED on that assumption. It's understandable but he's most likely got the wrong culprit. Miles does need to learn that some things can't change.
BUT that doesn't mean you don't try. And sometimes it does work out. And wombat is very correct in saying that mile's universe AND tbh universe 42 should BOTH be wiped from the map due to canon breaking as such massive 'mistakes' were made. Yet they exist. Not falling to the chasms of the multiverse. One is doing great and the other is without a spiderman but they still EXIST. The one thing we don't know is why the world Miguel stepped into was wiped. We have his account and Peter B was there... but we already have evidence that trading lives doesn't destroy a universe. So there might be something more or it might be the way Miguel went about it. We don't know. That may come in 3. The POINT is that miles can be correct without miguel being fully wrong. Spider society is trying to do good and doing good. But they are misinformed on some basic level. They know the symptoms and think they know the cause but not fully. besides the spiderverse is VERY open to other canons including the rest of Marvel and the MCU and insomniac games. In which there are OTHER miles. Who's stories are NOT the same as Peter's.
Miguel is an unreliable narrator. Sympathetic, doing his best, but misguided. Miles is ALSO unreliable. He's selfish, narrow minded, but kindhearted. We don't know what the final lessons will be but rest assured that the REAL villain IS Spot. And everyone is just as misguided as Miles in how they treat him as a villain of the week. Spot is worse than Kingpin. Spot is worse than Miles. Spot caused ALL of this and WANTED to run the experiments and then BLAMED IT ALL on Miles. His lack of presence in this movie compared to the setting is VERY telling. It's a facade. Don't underestimate him like everyone else, not just in power... but in intent.
The dimension 42 spider was going to bite dimension 42 Miles. You see it during Gwen’s opening monologue. Dimension 1610 already had a Prowler. We don’t see a universe where Miles is supposed to be the Prowler. Doesn’t mean there isn’t one, but not that we’ve seen so far. Miguel is against Miles for the reason he gave Miles: He blames him for the leaks between the universes and truly believes breaking canon is incredibly dangerous.
I think 42 Prowler may not be a bad guy.
Now, you have to drag your bed into the theater room for the PiB experience.😉😂
I love the original Spider-Man 2099 comics from peter david and rick leonardi
Those red foil covers were sick
The real life lady at the convenience store is Mrs. Chen from Venom (2018) with Tom Hardy.
The thing that really resonated with me in this film, and the reason I liked Hobie's rebellious character so much is the way the movie makes a meta-narrative of "canon" representing choice versus destiny in terms of story, and the wider implication of audience expectation versus creative freedom. One of my least favorite tropes in storytelling is giving a character incredible powers to either change their fate or change the timeline at large, and then having the narrative invalidate that character's choices because fate and destiny are deemed more important. It's a way to create drama and subvert some expectations, but stories like that also don't tend to communicate much beyond the idea that again, the character's abilities and choices don't matter in the grand scheme.
And the other part of that is audience expectation of what makes a Spider-Man story "canon." And this is very topical for the character of Miles Morales specifically, because there was a lot of racial backlash both to the Marvel Ultimates comic where Miles debuted, and also to the possibility of the character being played by Donald Glover. "There can't be a black Spider-Man, and if you make one then it's not *canon* ". And while we're on the topic of canonical things not necessarily being good things, the original Gwen Stacy was written to die in the comics because those writers thought she was boring and that Peter would be more interesting paired with MJ, so Gwen's original character got pigeonholed with one of the worst ongoing tropes in comic history. Spider-Gwen is also a subversion of that "canon", giving her character agency and ensuring her story amounts to more than being Spider-Man's man-pain to pave the way for a new girlfriend.
Aside from the clear and harmful tropes in the above, sticking rigidly to established canon can be straight up boring, constantly retreading the same ground with the same characters and familiar character beats, without the opportunity to try new things and make new stories. The Spiderverse films are immensely innovative for more reasons than I could possibly list here, but their commitment to take established stories and characters in new directions is something that puts them leagues ahead of practically every other MCU and superhero property in my mind.
"Spider-Man, why'd you create that guy!?!"
17:48 hahahah the DJ volume up the music so no one hears the fight. What a hero !!!
This movie is so insanely good. One of the things I really like is how both Miles and Miguel have valid viewpoints and the finale could really go either way and still have a satisfying conclusion.
Miles viewpoint is not valid. It's understandable, but not valid. He's acting out of selfishness and willing to risk an entire universe to keep his dad. We've seen what happens in indian spiderman's world. Yes, obviously he'll find a way because he's the protagonist, but given everything we know and also have seen he's acting selfish and delusional. Miguel's is the only valid viewpoint here, given what we know.
I think someone destroyed Miguel's alternate dimensions daughter's universe and Miguel is so guilt ridden that he blames himself for the destruction and by looking at it objectively believes that his interference caused it. Which is why he's so hell bent on it. Also, Peter Parker is his friend so he probably has some salty feelings about Miles' bite causing Peter to die. Miguel is not like this ao he has to still be grieving the daughter he lost and isn't being level headed. I strongly believe it'll be revealed that he didn't cause his daughter's universe to be destroyed and they'll find out who really did it and team up to fight that villain along with putting an end to spot. I think it might be the spider eating vampires. But we'll see.
I do not think Miguel is being honest about his backstory. Something doesn’t add up.
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Miguel is full of crap. Kingpin caused Peter to die. Not Miles.
@@robbob5302 Miles never would have been there to distract Peter.
This trilogy is helping Miles sky rocket to the legendary heights of all our favorite Spider-People. Wonderful storytelling.
He just kicked 200 Spidermen’s butts. What more does he need to do?
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I want a solo Spider-Man 2099 movie
And a short film for the T-Rex Spider-Man.
I not Happy
Miguel O'Hara Spiderman was the 2099 Spiderman, accidentally gaining his own spider powers when the genetic enhancement experiments were used on himself, iirc. He went back in time & met Peter Parker.
"The Spot" was a bad guy created for the 90's Spiderman Animated Series,..(iirc).
Actually, he was originally from the comics in the 80's. He was in a lab trying to recreate the powers of Cloak from Cloak & Dagger. And something went wrong (predictably), and he got "holes". He was working for Kingpin at the time. And he didn't have multi- or inter- dimensional powers, but he could use his holes the way he does here in the early fight with Miles. You punch him in the face, and your own fist comes back at you through a different hole. Stuff like that. I think he was originally intended as pretty much a "joke" character, but it's an original and interesting power set, so he gained some popularity and credibility. He actually predates the Miles Morales character.
I don't think the disruption of canon events has anything to do with the destruction of dimensions.
After all, the damage to Pravatra's dimension was spreading out from the point where the collider landed, not the place Captain Singh was rescued.
Which means Miguel has been allowing who knows how many tragedies to unfold, for the wrong reasons.
The best reaction channel. Nice all the upgrades and things they do to promote other channels. 💛
Somewhat unbelievable trivia: Nearly every Spider-person in this movie is canonical, even the ones seen for just a second. Yes, including the cat, the T rex and the car.
So I get you don’t like Miguel but if you take the emotion out of it he is trying to do the right thing as a hero and so is Miles they are just doing it from 2 different perspectives. From Miguel’s view he is trying to save an entire world at the cost of 1 man’s life so very pragmatic, utilitarian (needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few), Miles is trying to save his father and hopes to also save the world at the same time so a very optimistic high risk high reward strategy. Both approaches are heroic yet both can also be viewed an being unheroic, in the case of Miguel he can be viewed as being heartless and cruel as he is not willing to even try to save both, in Miles case he can be viewed as naive and selfish as he is willing to risk the entire world to save his dad (which if it doesn’t work out would mean his father would die anyway) even after being shown what happens when other try to save both. So it’s an interesting take on what you think makes a true hero, in term of the next movie I think they’ll go with the approach that as Miles was never meant to be Spider-Man the rules of “the canon” will not apply to him so much like he mentioned at the start of the movie he will be able to have his cake and eat it to by having 2 cakes as there will be 2 sets of rules: the canon for all other Spider-Men and the canon for Miles
I gotta go with Cassie on this one.
I know both Miguel and Miles are doing “the right thing.” But I’d rather do Miles right thing.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
You just literally took everything out of my mouth. That's exactly what I was saying! Lol. Miguel is doing what he believe is right while Miles doing the same what he believes is right, saving his dad and saving the world, the multiverse at the same time. I love both characters even Gwen, love her! I'm wondering who will be the big baddie in the third one and I don't think it's the Spot. It could be the evil Miles as Prowler. And I bet that Miles will prove Miguel, him wrong that his way was better where they can save both and he wasn't an anomaly.
Plus, Gwen doesn’t have to die, because Peter fails to save her. First off, Spider-man isn’t Péter. And, secondly, she doesn’t need to be saved, being empowered herself.
@@celestinomoya4470 her case is slightly different, much like she says in the movie in every other world Gwen Stacey falls in love with Spider-Man and in every other world she dies but the Spider-Man those Gwens fall in love with the majority of the time is a Peter Parker. In Gwens world that canon is inverted from of the canon for most other Spiders as her Peter dies instead of Gwen. More importantly Gwen acts as a proof that canon be different and can change, for example Miles says to Gwen that her dad is also a captain to which Gwen says I know as if resigned to the fact that her dad will also have to die for the canon to remain true however much like how her Gwen/Peter canon is different from other Spiders the “Captain death” canon event has now been removed/changed for her by her dad quitting the force so is no longer the captain who would die in canon. This shows that for Miles the “canon” can be both different from other Spiders and can be changed without needing a Spider to technically save that person. Funnily enough in the comics it was Miles mother that dies and not his dad though neither were police captains.
I’m so glad somebody else realized that miles already had his canon event!! Miguel is wrong. If he was right , Gwen’s universe would’ve disappeared because of her pops quitting the force.
But also spider 42 being transferred to miles dimension should have destroyed that world as well since it messed with Canon.
I think someone destroyed Miguel's alternate dimensions daughter's universe and Miguel is so guilt ridden that he blames himself for the destruction and by looking at it objectively believes that his interference caused it. Which is why he's so hell bent on it. Also, Peter Parker is his friend so he probably has some salty feelings about Miles' bite causing Peter to die. Miguel is not like this ao he has to still be grieving the daughter he lost and isn't being level headed. I strongly believe it'll be revealed that he didn't cause his daughter's universe to be destroyed and they'll find out who really did it and team up to fight that villain along with putting an end to spot. I think it might be the spider eating vampires. But we'll see.
And Miguel sent Gwen to stop Stop at the beginning of the movie. And blamed her for letting Spot get away.
If she had succeeded, Spot would never have been able to endanger Pav’s Captain. Or endanger Miles dad.
That was TWO cannon events Miguel was trying to disrupt.
I heard they had 22 hour work days and it was one of the worst working conditions on the animators for a blockbuster us film.
13:32, the Dreadlocked Miles Morales would be bitten by spider. Instead he became The Prowler.
Or that universe's Peter Parker...
@@dupersuper1938 The dreadlocks suggest it's same Miles Morales we see in the end as The Prowler. Yes, Cassie's blocking most of the image, but check other videos.
Also, pay close attention at
38:44 - 38:47
@@osmanyousif7849 not "Our" Miles, but then again, apparently Earth 42 didn't have a Peter or a Gwen. I think.
Fun little tidbit: Upon ending up in dimension 42, Miles puts on "his" winter coat over the costume. The coat is in Prowler colors, basically a foreshadowing.
Since she said what I'll break it down. Uncle Ben's death is why Peter embraced the lesson about with great power comes great responsibility. It's why Peter never abused his powers and chooses to save people. For Gwen it was her Peter. For MCU spiderman he had to lose both his uncle and his aunt to fully understand and embrace the lesson. All the good the spiders do is to honor the people they have lost.
I had no idea this was a Part 1 when I first saw this... and i yelled out loud when I saw "To Be Continued..."
Cannot wait for the next part.
Marvel comics (and DC to a lesser extent) never held back from dealing with serious issues. The idea that comics or animation movies are just "for kids" has never been true. And it's more palatable to deal with those issues when it's "just a drawing".
Both of these films are such a feast for the eyes and ears. You can watch these over and over and they're still enjoyable.
Miguel isn’t a villain tho, that’s what makes this movie so interesting, because in his point of view, he is doing the heroic thing. He won’t risk for Miles’s dad for millions of lives, because he truly believes that if Miles saves him and prevents the „canon“ event, Miles‘s dimension is gonna cease to exist as well with all the people living in it. I think his mindset and paranoia has a lot to do with his trauma (he also has a very tragic and traumatic backstory & childhood, which you can see in his comics) of losing „his“ family, having his daughter glitch out of existence in his arms and then the whole dimension. He is blaming himself and now he is willing to do everything to never even risk having it happen again.
I really hope we get more backstory of Miguel and maybe a redemption arc?? in the next one, he is such an interesting character.
As good as The Boy And The Heron is, IMO this should've won the Oscar
But let’s be honest, neither holds a candle to The Barbie Movie.
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That noise miles makes always gets a laugh outta me 😂
Idc what anyone says anymore. Miguel is not just an antagonist, that dude is going to be a full blown villain in the next movie. I’m calling it. I had to say this because so many ppl are saying he’s not a villain, and he’s just an antagonist to Miles’s story. There’s something he’s not telling everyone.
Miguel is not a villain. He's literally the first defense for spider universal events. He was good friends with Peter Parker which is why he's somewhat salty he died and sees that it's miles fault.
I think someone destroyed Miguel's alternate dimensions daughter's universe and Miguel is so guilt ridden that he blames himself for the destruction and by looking at it objectively believes that his interference caused it. Which is why he's so hell bent on it. Also, Peter Parker is his friend so he probably has some salty feelings about Miles' bite causing Peter to die. Miguel is not like this ao he has to still be grieving the daughter he lost and isn't being level headed. I strongly believe it'll be revealed that he didn't cause his daughter's universe to be destroyed and they'll find out who really did it and team up to fight that villain along with putting an end to spot. I think it might be the spider eating vampires. But we'll see.
The way to describe the animation is "FREAKING AMAZING -- THE BEST AMERICA HAS PUT OUT TO DATE "
It's amazing how many versions of Spider-Man there have been.
Lol I love how this movie makes people feel. To be honest no one is wrong when it comes to the choices they make. Just can't wait to see how they finish this.
People saw the Lizard yes.
But didn’t see it transform back into Peter.
So there was no evidence - or reason to think - he was the Lizard.
The storyboard for this movie must have been immense.
The human hand work that went into this movie is amazing.
There's a lot of bts footage of animators talking about how they did certain scenes, like Pavitker's mannerisms were based on videos his animator did of himself to get the feel right and how they timed the animation of Hobie to be off-beat with the rest of the characters.
There is a art book of it
Early in this movie Gwen stops a falling helicopter with a huge web. This is a visual reference to the original movie trailer for Toby McGuire's 2002 Spiderman movie. That trailer ran for only a few days in September 2001: Spiderman catches a helicopter full of bandits fleeing a heist in Manhattan with a huge spiderweb that he built between the Twin Towers, much the way a real spider catches a fly. In real life a few days later on September 11, "9/11", the Twin Towers were destroyed by terrorists crashing jet airplanes into them. The people marketing the Spiderman movie stopped the trailer from showing, and tried to remove any media images of it. Today it is difficult to find any publications of it, other than pirated copies that movie-goers recorded on camcorders. ruclips.net/video/Ozz8uxW733Q/видео.html
Peter Parked Car is my spirit animal
You are the best! Love your reactions.
"What's important is not standing by while allowing someone to suffer or die because you do nothing if you don't get that, then you don't know the first thing about being spider-man."
-spider-man (edge of time)
I kid you not as a long-time spider-man fan during the "intervention" scene. This quote was the first thing that came to mind, and it made watching this movie in theaters much more epic
The MCU series "What If" also elaborated on the multiverse rules and core events that aren't allowed to NOT happen. Especially the episodes with doctor strange.
This movie was so breathtaking in IMAX. I love this series so much.
I will definitely look forward to the mix of theater and bed.
The woman in the corner shop that the Spot talks too is from the Venom movies.
10 minutes in and she’s stone-faced as every single joke bounces off of her.
can someone please tell me if this movie starts clicking for her before i invest nearly an hour?
Best jump scare I've seen since PiB started... To be continued!
His loss wasnt about just one loss. Peter and most other spidermen lost uncle ben or someone similar, as well as lost a police captain they are close to
that is some cursed ahh thumbnail lmaoo, scared me in the dark 💀😂 great reaction though!!🎉
42 is significant to Jackie Robison that’s why that number is so important in the black community
I love how our Miles is getting a B in spanish and the OTHER Miles has a Puerto Rican accent implying he is more fluent than our Miles almost to the point english might have been a second language to him. One of many things that make them different.
Yeah, and he's a villain because people with accents are villains
I loved your Reaction❤
Earth-1999999 = MCU
I love Gwen's theme song in this. You can actually hear the original Spider-Man music in the flute part, but it's just sped up.
Hi Cassie : yeah, that "To be continued" did the same thing for a lot of people... At least everyone that wasn't following news about the movie before seeing it, thus haven't been spoiled it would be a part 1. And I was like you, I couldn't believed it was already the end of the movie.
So far, only 2 movies passed so quickly for me, the first time I saw them, that I couldn't believed, at the end, they lasted for respectively 3h and 2h20. The first one was LotR : The Fellowship of the Ring, and the second was this one.
When I saw the first one, I was blown away. This one raised the bar by 1000! You have to watch it multiple times to see everything there is to see and all the references.
Glad you came around on hobie. He's my favorite 🤘
Have you seen the first one yet i cant find it anywhere 😭
i saw it off channel!
Miguel is definitely not a villain. He has just been hurt and has seen first hand the consequences of his actions. He has hardened himself out of necessity. Miles is acting on emotion and frankly being selfish. He doesn't want to hear the reality of the situation. He simply heard that his father may (probably will) die and is ignoring the big picture. Of course in the movie Miles is the protagonist, and Miguel is intentionally made out to seem like a villain. But from a realistic perspective, Miles is kind of the real villain. He, like The Kingpin in the first movie, is tampering with an entire reality purely for selfish gains. And the end of this movie shows that Miles was always on a knife edge from becoming a literal super villain.
I disagree.
I think he is a villain. I also think there is another Miguel in a laser cage someplace, who will get loose and defeat this Miguel in Beyond.
@@robbob5302 It is possible in the next movie he will turn full villain. But based on the events in this movie, Miguel is correct. He is harsh, and unwavering. But you see in Pavitr Prabhakar's world Miles' actions nearly destroy the universe. That is why this is such a great movie though, the motivations for heroes and villains makes sense and are relatable.
I doubt there is another Miguel in a cage as that would break the 'prime directive' of the Spider society set up by Miguel himself. Every universe needs its proper Spiderman. I expect either a merging of worlds, as 'good Miles' is a product of 2 universes and will somehow entwine the 2, or a more typical ending where he saves his dad and shows that breaking a canon event is not a guaranteed universe collapse.
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Right.
Something in his backstory does not add up. Suspicious.
@@xbeaker I think someone destroyed Miguel's alternate daughter's dimension and Miguel is so guilt ridden that he blames himself and doesn't even question what really happened other than looking at it objectively with not ask the information so he believes that his interference caused it. Which is why he's so hell bent on it against miles. Also, Peter Parker is his friend so he probably has some salty feelings about Miles' bite causing Peter to die. Miguel is not like this so he has to still be grieving the daughter he lost and isn't being level headed. I strongly believe it'll be revealed that he didn't cause his daughter's universe to be destroyed and they'll find out who really did it and team up to fight that villain along with putting an end to spot. I think it might be the spider eating vampires. But we'll see.
I think everyone has blindly decided Miguel is right, even though this movie has not confirmed it.
If Miguel is right then there’s nothing they can do to fix it so there was no point in deploying the spider people to try to save “Mumbahttan”. If there’s a chance it can be fixed then they should focus their energy on stopping the so called “canon events” and saving all the Uncle Bens and Police Captains.
Gwen asked him if he was sure what would happen if Miles broke the canon. He didn’t have a definitive answer.
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The comics have a very different story around Miles, but he is in a different dimension from our Peter Parker, then the dimensions merge.
Bro...imagine watching this in theaters. I had to suppress a cuss yelll due to kids beside me.
Try not to let something that's animated keep you from great movies and shows. That being said, hope this opens possibilities of movies to watch here.❤
Also..im sure u probably figured it out but braids miles morales was supposed to be spiderman. Not our miles. When spot speaks about creatimg spiderman. It shows the flashback of Earth 42 miles about to be bitten but thats when the spider goes to our miles dimension..
I think someone destroyed Miguel's alternate dimensions daughter's universe and Miguel is so guilt ridden that he blames himself for the destruction and by looking at it objectively believes that his interference caused it. Which is why he's so hell bent on it. Also, Peter Parker is his friend so he probably has some salty feelings about Miles' bite causing Peter to die. Miguel is not like this ao he has to still be grieving the daughter he lost and isn't being level headed. I strongly believe it'll be revealed that he didn't cause his daughter's universe to be destroyed and they'll find out who really did it and team up to fight that villain along with putting an end to spot. I think it might be the spider eating vampires. But we'll see.
It varies by artist but a lot of comics are modern like this and some still do more of a throw back.
I would have loved to hear her thoughts on how the experience was in the new home theater...
Is there a bed in the theatre though?
Whoa!!
Certainly everybody saw the Lizard. In court, the tricky part would be proving the Lizard was Peter.
That’s what I didn’t get about this movie. He already lost his uncle. That should’ve been his cannon event. I woulda said fuck that shit and did the same thing. I’m not bout to lose two family members
HOBIE THE GOAT!
Netflix has this right now.
Thanks.
Very cool
Did you also notice the frame of Tobey Maguire? And the woman in the convenience store was in the Venom movies.
Hey Carly I watched live and thank you for uploading good Content for us every week.And When Spider man beyond the spider verse comes out let us watch on a live stream video please
Think this movie is one my favorite movies i have seen in a long time..
Am I the only one who found the ending of this movie really satisfying? Of course you want to know what happens next, but this isn't half a movie. This is *_Gwen's_* movie.
It starts and ends with her estrangement from and reconciliation with her father. She lays it out in the opening and closing narration! "I fucked up, I hurt my friend. I thought I didn't have a choice, but Miles changed that _('we're supposed to be the good guys'_ and _'it's all possible')._ Now I've formed my band and I'm going to fix things."
What a great story! What a fantastic character arc! What a perfect place for "to be continued"!
I need Beyond to hurry up and come out
Sadly, due to the strike, a lot of sequels that came out last year were pushed back.
Superheroes are amazing movie's! They incredible to watch.
#Justice4Miguel
100.. Hate that they make the Mexican look like a fucking villain. Then completely black wash Miles when Ricans mixed with black have features of both and not just features of African. They killed off Peter Parker just to get us all to this point. Luckily us white people have the original Peter still. Lol. crazy. Either way I live all of them and they bring things we need to the table
I love that movie!!!!
the whole intro wants me to see a Gwen Stacy movie
Right?
did you watch the first one on the channel? I want to see your reaction!
Not on her channel. I think she just so happened to watch it.
She saw it in theater she said.
That's Ben Reilly / SCARLET SPIDER 4:30
In a truly infinite multiverse there is no such thing as a canon event. Every permutation is equally valid.
Tell doctor strange that after he had to come to terms with the concept of a universal constant. Aka cannon event