Still blows my mind that the entire lego universe sequence was animated single handedly by a 14 year old. The studio saw that he had recreated the trailers for this movie in lego and reached out. Pretty cool thing to add to the resume.
@@sharqaneThank your annoying ass for always looking at the negatives. Btw I'm not trying to say it's not an issue, but it didn't need to be brought into this conversation
I like how the prowler miles has a puerto rican accent because his dad died, he was raised by his Mother, so he has a more Latino look than our Miles. great detail in that
@@wilsonjonah Not really awesome having a non-Latino portray a Latino. Really hope if Marvel Studios ever gets to Miles as Spider-Man in the MCU, they NEED to cast an actual Afro Latino as him.
Everyone says Miguel is some kinda of vampire and I always just went with it. But sitting here now my first thought was “wait…. Spiders bite people too right?!?”
Which is correct... they're just spider fangs because unlike the others Miguel's DNA was spliced he wasn't bitten and so instead of sticking to walls and having spider senses he has talons, fangs and increased senses like stronger eyesight, sense of smell etc
Miguel’s power set basically has the idea of Spider-Man if he were more realistic and biology based. First Spider-Man to have organic webs (though they’re lasers in the movie), claws instead of magic stickiness, and a paralyzing venom bite. He doesn’t have Spider-Sense, but has enhanced senses.
Oh! Miles mentioned winning a lottery, but I hadn't made the connection between that and the lottery balls that appear in the intro of Into the Spider-Verse.
@@travellerinthedarksame, I just assumed that was miles' way of saying that the only reason he got in was because the school has to meet a diversity quota
Seeing Navi and Suraj relate and laugh and call out everything in Mumbattan is why representation matters in movies. Loved seeing you all react to this
Good representation matter. Most movies represent India as a poor country where people arent educated. Or its just filled with stereotypes. This is the first time ive seen an Indian character who is accurate and thats why it matter soo much more
@@shivamsud moon knight did something similar, the director was Egyptian and was presenting as authentic a representation of Egypt as he could. For Spiderverse, they consulted with animators in india who were working on the film to improve the representation. It was funny cuz for MK there was a white woman who complained it was bad rep cuz the Egyptian skin colors were too light. That’s another reason we need good rep, cuz ppl outside the culture know nothing about it and it’s important to provide it so they’re not completely ignorant about the rest of the world.
is suraj the same guy who talks every possibly non sense thing missing 102392 dialogues while doing that and ruins all the surprise moments for everyone else?
@@BelBelle468 exactly.... and it feels far better when u get something orignal with ur culture in it. Not like what disney is doing race swapping characters. That just feels cheap and just for the sake of it.
My favorite scene is seeing Miguel trying to break open the portal. I like how his traumatic past is very clearly influencing his personality for the worst. Most tragic backstories are just used to give a character motivation, but you take one look at Miguel and go “yep that’s definitely what a man who watched his child disintegrate in his arms while believing it was entirely his fault would act like”.
Not only that, but it also shows how terrifying Miguel is. Keep in mind, the portal is literally bending time and space between different dimensions, and Miguel is tearing it open with his bear hands
It's also incredibly in line with comics Miguel, who is similarly a heroic yet flawed man. As a 2099 fan, I am so happy with what Across does with O'Hara
It's insane that Spot started off as a joke and slowly became a multiversal threat. And it happened organically too, not because the movie needed a big threat.
I wouldn't say he slowly became a multiversal threat. We only became cognizant of what he was capable of given time to take his character serious. He was always a multiversal threat. He just didn't believe in himself, and didn't care enough to be one. It was only once he was further insulted, at the lowest point in his life, that he truly tried. I mean, come on, compare his first fight to his second fight. He went from barely managing one Spiderman to being capable of toying with four, just off of new knowledge and confidence. He hasn't really been buffed as of the second fight, just reloaded, so he probably was that strong in the first fight. He simply didn't know.
@@Chibbykins I'm passionate about the character. If there's something wrong with that, never do anything recreational again, because apparently we can't enjoy things anymore 💀
Its so adorable seeing Pat, Suraj, and Navi get so excited from seeing Mumbattan and the Indian Spider-Man. Shows just how impactful representation is.
The writing around Hobie is BRILLIANT. Before we meet him, since we're in Miles' POV we kinda just initially don't even like the guy, cause Miles sees him as competition for Gwen's affections. But in the span of FIVE MINUTES we are just like "There's no MAN, like Hobie MY GUY!" The Spider-Gang has natural chemistry and when Miles says "Right gang?" it doesn't feel corny or forced at all. Even though these people all just met Miles, that comraderie is there.
Maybe you have seen it, or not, but Schnee made an interesting video deep dive into Hobie and how he presents himself as a shallow character, but actually with so much more behind him; and with just 5mins of present in the movie.
Co-director Kemp Powers shared in an interview about the care that went Spiderman India and the redesign for Pav in the movie. A wardrobe consultant was brought for the desgin of Pav's nehru collar. There was a big importance for notes from a hairstylist as well. The character was initially written as younger and a note was made not to make a Mowgli stereotype and he was aged-up for the movie. The team's Indian animators who each live in different parts of India emailed after the first design was internally released to them and they shared notes that Pav and his universe did not connect to their lives and they wanted to work on it. An all indian writers room was brought in for the movie after this and that whole section of Across the SpiderVerse was rewritten to have a better connection to Indian culture
My headcanon for Gwen opening the collectible is that they don’t keep them mint in box in her world. Because her world literally paints itself with emotion, I figure the amount of emotion attached to the item has a much greater factor in its price than its physical condition.
She still deserves a cannon to the head for that regardless. Don't just do what you will with other peoples shit. She's a twat for that in any universe.
I think it's way more likely Gwen is just not deep into collecting or nerd culture in general, considering she's much more punk-rock, I know plenty of people who have no idea about keeping things mint even if they also have figures/toys.
@@Napstablookyit’s more that but the entirety is that her and Peter didn’t have collectables so she doesn’t have any idea about the significance of one since she didn’t have a friend before Miles that had one also why she called his parents by the first name (called Pater’s guardians by their first names) and looked at his sketchbook without permission
@@ryandavis3482 well it’s her favorite hairstyle now because of Miles and there’s a deleted scene of her opening it and immediately apologizing for what she did
I think one of the messages from this movie is that a single conversation can mean the difference between positive and negative outcomes. What if Miles just sat down with Spot before he decided to go full on villain? Spot could’ve been a crazy powerful hero, and then get the recognition, respect, and support that he wanted.
That's true, also Rio's speech, it gave Miles the right input facing Miguel, his words hurt yet not as much as it could if Rio wouldn't ask him to promise to be truth to himself and don't anyone tell he doesn't belong there..
You're right, but Spot was already a villain when he got his powers, if you think about it. He's one of the people that pulled out a weapon in the Alchemax cafeteria, and worked with Doc Ock.
@@travellerinthedark Well he worked for a villain. Being a minion scientist isn't the same as being an actual villain yourself. Like, people work for Amazon. They just don't carry guns..yet...
Also Miles meets himself the same way he meets Peter. Like Peter, he wants to go home, he doesn't care about the world he's in, he's tied to a punching bag, and -- "Watch the hands, not the mouth."
I think it's not really deleted, but since they divided the story in two movies there were somethings they cut out. Maybe we have an scene like that in the next one
@@MrBazBakeI was thinking about that quote during the whole scene with Miles tied up in this movie. Miles is good at improvising (like with the chase scene), but he's also good at copying (like how he immediately learned and copied Gwen's moves when they were swinging around in his universe).
not even just spiderman esque, miles 42's movements perfectly matched our miles' movements from the first movie, when miles took his leap of faith and was heading to alchemax
Unfortunately a case where the parody is more popular than the inspiration. Considering comics aren’t super mainstream and the Fantastic Four haven’t had the spotlight in years.
Council of Watchers, Council of Kangs, Council of Godheads, Council of Bosses, and Council of Kings are all older than the Council of Reeds in the Marvel 616 comics. Hickman was just paying homage to them. Edit: if anything a Council of Time Travelers from the Multiverse was a reference to the Council of Kangs (1980's), not the Council of Reeds (2000's).
@@andrewli6606it’s like how people think all anime shone is just Naruto now. 3 kids and a teacher. Naruto rip off. Hunter x hunter oh just chunnin exams. Etc.
36:45 I'll always think it's a nerf to the movie to change Gwen's lines here. In the movie theatre version as she runs she's mumbling "No, no, no!" and the silence here just doesn't work for me.
@@KickinthescienceHonestly, I saw that line (“Imma do my own thing”) in the trailer and thought it felt cringey AF… however, in the context of the actual movie? It works incredibly well.
I still remember my theater's reaction to the cliffhanger. People groaned and screamed. One dude shouted that he wasn't leaving the cinema until the next film came out lol
I loved the music from the beginning with Gwen's rock band coming full circle in the last scene. She finally found the right band but gotta save their lead singer 😅😅😅
If I had only seen the opening 20 minutes, it would _still_ be one of the greatest films I’ve ever seen. This trilogy is raising the bar for animation to infinity.
Miles being an anomaly is a lot more in keeping with themes and spirit as Spider-man as a character rather than Miguel's established destiny for all Spider people to follow. What made Peter Parker so relatable originally was that he had no heroic destiny like other marvel protagonists, he was a regular guy who got his powers by accident and had to figure out what to do with them on his own. The fact that Miles turns out to be random stroke of serendipity is what makes Miguel wrong when he says Miles isn't being Spider-man properly or that he shouldn't be Spider-man at all.
More fun facts: Hobie's animation was designed by the same guy who directed Castlevania Season 1, and did the Hades game trailer, animation for Boruto, and a lot of other absolutely massive titles (Spencer Wan). He used his own junk mail to do it. Spencer Wan also animated Gwen's swinging (he added illegal gymnastics moves to her swinging style), as well as the scene where Miles blasts Miguel off the train, all in 2D. He also did some passes on Pavitr's swinging styles.
Spencer Wan's insight on Gwen using illegal gymnastics moves adds to the character in other unexpected ways: he justified that decision by pointing out Gwen wears pointe shoes as Spider-Woman even though she would've been too young to dance on pointe as a ballerina when she first got her powers. That indicates that she taught herself to dance on pointe, despite the health risks. So her using illegal gymnastics makes sense, because she's already done illegal things in another sport. It's character continuity via animation.
Spider-Man going to a high school with dorms with a nerdy roommate/friend actually originates from Miles' comics, which the current live action films adapted for their version of Peter.
The meta analysis of Miles as Spider-Man in the story and in real life was genius. This is the movie of a generation no question. It’s scope and attention to detail is jaw dropping
Don’t get me wrong it was great seeing Miles run from everyone but your forgetting Peter B Parker actually stopped chasing him with the crowd, split off on his own and caught Miles due to his tactics. The difference being that unlike everyone else he wasn’t trying to hurt/capture Miles just talk to him, all while being handicapped by having Mayday with him
@@ogun9645He had a better idea where Miles and the Society were going due to being a step back, in other words, he focused on where he was going to be instead of where he was
I forgot this movie was the second part of a trilogy, so when the credits appeared, I was absolutely livid. Additionally, when Spot begins to give a monologue about how he brought the spider that gave Miles his abilities, you can see the spider from Earth-42 about to bite the Miles who later becomes the Prowler. This is a clever detail that rewards viewers who rewatch the movie.
To answer your question, no, Miguel is not a vampire. He’s just more spider-like. Instead of Spider-Sense, he has 360 enhanced vision. Instead of sticky limbs, he has spider claws. To top it off, his fangs has paralyzing venom. Pretty sick, huh
I love how their perspectives on "with great power comes great responsibility." Miguel considers responsibility as "sacrifice", while Miles sees it as a "moral obligation." He would have argued and ran away all the same if he was told not to save a stranger.
Referencing moral obligation to help reminds me of Ben’s speech in TASM. The dialogue and acting between the characters is one o my favorite things about Andrew’s movies.
"If he's an ananomoly why does he have a cannon event.." Damn good observation! So he really shouldn't have powers thus he shouldn't be in the same thread of peter losing gwen/uncle Ben cannon event. Him changing his dad's fate shouldn't make his world implode. 😮😊 I bet that will come to fruition in the next chapter!
I’m with Miguel because from his point of view if the cannon is disrupted, the universe gets deleted and doesn’t want the multiverse to get destroyed and miles can potentially destroy his universe just to save his father, but with what Gwen finds out with her father they might be able to find a way to not destroy the universe
I was a bit apprehensive when I first saw the trailer for portraying Miguel O'Hara aka Spider-Man 2099 in an antagonistic way because Miguel is a far cry from a villain and he's also my all-time favourite Spider-Man in the comics but the movie did an amazing job for portraying him not as the villain but more like an opposing force. Also just to clarify, he is not part vampire. That was just a joke they made in the movie becuse he has fangs which can secrete paralyzing venom.
Unfortunately, fans of the movie are only gonna remember him as the bad guy for the next decade. It’s a shame as he’s the first real successor to Peter in the comics, which has largely been supplanted by Miles. He’s the first Latino Spider-Man, has the coolest alternate costume, and has the best alternate powers. I personally think Miles’ costume is still too derivative of Peter’s and his venom powers and invisibility are kinda bs and op.
@@andrewli6606 not only that, his venom powers aren't even the first time they appeared in a spider person. Jessica Drew already had bioelectricity and Miguel can also turn invisible. there isn't alot original about miles and they nerfed Miguel hard in this movie.
I feel that both Miguel & Spot are bending the truth to suit their individual narratives. I suspect Miguel is omitting key information from all the Spiders. The more he talks, the less sense he makes. As for Spot, he needs to take some accountability for why he's the way he is. Why was he still in the screening area during explosion? All of the other scientists & King Pin had left the screening area once the realities started fracturing, long before the explosion.
Yeah notice how even though he was in the wrong dimension he didn’t glitch… it was everything else that glitched. But Miles is IN his own dimension. Like Raj said, if he’s an anomaly how come he has to have a canon event? And also Pav’s supposed “canon event” was only happening BECAUSE of an anomaly?
I find it kind of interesting how everybody just immediately accepts Miguel's interpretation of "canon events". Like he just *assumed* that the "canon event" thing is why the universe he jumped into was destroyed, but that makes no sense. If that universe's Miguel was dead, there wouldn't be any canon events there to be disrupted anymore. Also Pavitr didn't have an "Uncle Ben" event, so that's another argument against canon events. Personally I think Miguel was stricken with grief at what happened, saw that most Spider-People have similar things happen to them, and just invented an explanation to make himself feel better, to have a purpose. It's a coping mechanism, we have no reason whatsoever to assume that he actually has any idea what he's talking about. I don't know for sure what led to Miguel's second universe being destroyed, but I am sure it wasn't some nonsense about "canon events".
@@AzulApe You mean the giant hole that just so happened to happen right when Spot fucked everything up? The one that we have absolutely no proof was actually caused by Miles at all, and would also be perfectly explained by the interdimensional villain having deliberately blowing up an interdimensional science machine just moments before? Yeah I'm sure the dimensional hole was caused by Miles, and not the guy whose whole thing is literally making dimensional holes.
@@anothervagabond Spots holes dissipate on their own, but more importantly Spot wouldn’t exist without Miles distracting Spider-Man in the first film. You’re just unable to see past the protagonist. Risking the entire multiverse for one life is selfish, period. Also if the canon doesn’t matter, why did Miles lose his uncle right after becoming Spider-Man?
Oh! You guys looking up the moment in the last movie where Peter talks about throwing the bagel... I didn't notice until now that when the animation, etc goes all paneled to look like a comic book, Spot is actually in one of the panels!
They somehow managed to top the animation quality of the first movie. 🔥 Also, that small Lego universe scene was animated by a 14 year old kid named Preston Mutagana after he did a recreation of the Across the Spiderverse Trailer (before the movie came out) in CG Lego’s.
I love the Donald Glover love. It makes sense since without him, we wouldnt even have Miles as a character in the first place. Also Chris said the exact same thing I did when I saw Prowler Miles's shoes😂😂😂
LOVED YOUR REACTION and seeing Indian representation and it being enjoyed by the audience it was meant for! Note: at 1:08:18 We did see Tom Holland's Spider-Man, because we saw the prowler a.k.a. Childish Gambino aa the Prowler. That is his universe, we just didn't see Tom. Also, they referenced "No Way Home" in the opening scene when Miguel said "an Don't get me started on doctor strange and that nerd from Earth 199999“
Knew you would like Pav, he's been around for a while debuted in like 2005, but it was like rare spinoffs, the movie made a lot of improved changes to his outfit. Spider-Punk debuted in 2015 but Hobie Brown was the name of the original Prowler. They animated Hobie at different framerates to his guitar too, and the cut-out style is fitting of punk rock album covers. As for Miguel, Spider-Man 2099, he's very very different from the comics, given how antagonistic they made him due to all the trauma and control freaking. In reality he's one of the more different spiders in origin - his DNA was mixed with a spider's giving him his powers; sensitive vision leading to red eyes, strength and heightened senses (but no spider-sense), talons and the fangs, which release a paralysing venom, not a vampire. Ben Reilly is also really different, part of the infamously overdrawn Clone Saga It surprises me how many people didn't know this was a 2-parter, they did say it in the original teaser, first it was gonna be called Across the Spider-Verse part 1 & 2, but then they changed it to Across the Spider-Verse and Beyond the Spider-Verse.
Miguel said he’s tried fighting the cannon before but everything he’s ever tried has made things worse. So, I understand why he doesn’t want to take it any further. Theoretically taking it much further would end all realities. He refuses to risk killing all life on the remote chance of saving one person.
First Rana the red dress on you absolutely amazing. Second in the frame of the scientist pulling the spider from Earth 42. You can see that Earth's Miles with braids sitting in front of it taking notes. That spider was meant to bite Mile. It just bit the wrong one.
fun fact, the lego scenes in the film were animated by a 14-year-old Canadian boy named Preston Mutanga. He put together a lego version of the spiderverse trailer and the directors loved it so much they hired him. He would work on the scenes after school. What a legend!
I knew he was in the wrong universe because the numbers didn't match. I really thought the collectible would be a big thing zoomed in on as a clue as a callback to earlier. Having it NOT be open.
There are other things that don't add up about that scene, too. For example, Rio's eyes are green instead of brown. She mentions that he changed his hair, too. And it's raining outside the window in one universe but not in the other.
@@Gestrid Dude I realized these things (especially Rio's eyes being a different color) but I was so into the movie and the suspense of that scene that I kind of ignored it. Like it was in the back of my head, but I was too into it to put it together lol
@@Gestrid and also Rio asked if Miles being spider-man was just a dress up/cosplay thing he was going to do at Comic Con/ “Comics-Con” when Miles just replies “He doesn’t know what that is” because when Peter B. Mentions it in Into the spider-verse, miles also asks what’s comic con, because and means that in Miles’ world Earth-1610, Comic-Con doesn’t exist there!
@13:11 Before anything else, in Miles’ room you can see a newspaper article that was used in the season three finale of Agents of SHIELD. It was about Daisy being labeled as Quake: a hero or a foe. In the first Spider-Verse movie, we had Agatha, Kate Bishop, and Phastos. Now we have Dopinder, W’Kabi, and Moon Knight. @12:54 Yes!!! Thank you, Suraj!!! It did look like they were having a dance-off. @16:39 lol hahahahahahaha!!!!!! Also, you gotta admit that the one spot that makes up his face turning into a little dot was kinda cute. I also laughed when Spot used his powers in Mumbattan’s Alchemax lab to dismiss the scientists. @18:08 @18:25 @18:52 First, Veb from Quantumania. Now the Spot’s talking about his holes. I rather call them portals. @18:48 First Doc Ock had the power of the sun in the palm of his hand. Now the Spot has the Multiverse in his grasp. The Lego sequence was put together not by a team of animators but rather by a 14-year-old kid named Preston Mutanga. He has his own RUclips channel called LegoMe_TheOG. Sony heard about his work and reached out to him with this incredible job offer. Preston is gonna go far. Lenny was voiced by Ziggy Marley, one of Bob Marley’s children. When Hobie says he hates the a.m. and the P.M, he’s respectively talking about the morning and the Prime Minister. Pavitr is officially one of the funniest Spider-Heroes ever. He has abundant youthful energy and a great sense of humor. Four facts about Pavitr: 1.) He wasn’t bitten by a radioactive spider. Rather his powers are magic based. Perhaps it’s the bangles he uses for weapons. For all we know, they might function similar to the one we saw in Ms. Marvel. 2.) He fights using an Indian martial art called Kalaripayattu. A small animation team from Kerala, India was tasked to help animate Pavitr's movements. 3.) His Spidey mask has design inspirations from Theyyam, a Hindu ritual from Kerala. 4.) The head-writers Phil Lord and Christopher Miller invited Karan to the writers’ room to pitch in ideas for Pavitr. They were aiming for his character to be culturally specific. Malala Windsor, the British Spider-Woman with the hijab, is an original character created for this movie. This direct incarnation of Spider-UK was never introduced in the comics, but after this she might eventually get her own run. Malala was voiced by Sofia Barclay. She portrayed Dr. O’Sullivan in Ted Lasso. @39:27 There’s no confirmation that this is the same Prowler we met back in Spider-Man: Homecoming. For all we know, this might be a What If situation. In other words, he’s from an entirely separate dimension/timeline. Speaking of which, the canon events are absolute points like what we saw with Strange Supreme in What If season 1. The way I understand it, the Spider Society is pretty much a Spidey-themed TVA. A major difference is that they don’t prune dimensions. Rather, they try to save them from collapsing. Record producer Metro Boomin’ made a cameo as his own Spidersona when he apologized to the Society for saying there was nowhere to run. Metro (real name Leland Wayne) curated the soundtrack for this film. The deluxe edition has six bonus tracks aside from the main thirteen. That reminds me: Hummingbird, the song heard in the background when Miles is grounded, was co-written, co-produced, and performed by James Blake. He happens to be married to Jameela Jamil, the actress who portrayed She-Hulk’s rival Titania. Peter is a great mentor but also an irresponsible father for bringing Mayday to a steel mill with all kinds of equipment that can easily harm her. Although I did like that he acknowledged that Spider-Heroes are supposed to be funny. Miguel has the best of intentions with preventing the multiverse from collapsing, but I didn’t like that he called Miles a mistake and blamed him for everything that happened. Miles never asked to get bitten by a radioactive spider, but he’s doing his best and making the most of the situation. It’s weird but also cool that Earth-42’s version of J. Jonah Jameson and The Daily Bugle would actually support a Spider-Man rather than call him a menace all the time. Going into this, I knew we were gonna be left on a cliffhanger. This movie was originally a two-parter. They ended up renaming the third movie Beyond the Spider-Verse, but the concept remains the same. And finally, Amandla Stenberg (the voice of Margo Kess/Spider-Byte) is gonna be the lead actress in the upcoming Star Wars show The Acolyte.
I remember being in the theaters with my cousin watching this and that end credit sequence along with the song playing was beautifully done on the big screen.
Spiderman 2099 is a pretty damn good read and the Gwen Stacy Spider Gwen series is great too and shots in this movie lifted right from the comic , and if I’m missing a lot apologies to everyone 🙏
I legit saw this movie 7 Saturdays in a row while it was in theaters. 😅 I have never done that for any other movie before. My wife bought the Blu-Ray for me as soon It it had its physical release. HOW DID Y’ALL WAIT THIS LONG TO WATCH THIS MASTERPIECE?!
Im so happy Im not the only one who reacted the same way you guys reacted when Gwen opened that Collectible Miles had in his room😂 And Chris is like “Nerds”
In Spot's flashback you actually see the spider making it's way towards Earth 42 Miles. Also there is a hint in the first movie that Miles would become his dimension Prowler when he meets Spider-man (RIP). When they "spider sense" each other, Miles's starts off green and purple (Prowler's colors) and Peter's are red and blue (Spiderman's colors) and then Miles's changes to red and blue. It does make sense, with his relationships to his uncle and father, not to mention trying to get kicked out of Vision Academy
Seeing this in theatres on the opening weekend in IMAX is still an unforgettable experience I’ve had. There are some Easter eggs in the movie like the upcoming Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 game, and a newspaper article on Chloe Bennet’s character Daisy Johnson aka Quake on the front page. And the Earth-199999 was directly referenced the events in Spider-Man No Way Home that focused on the multiverse conflict involving on Tom Holland’s Spider-Man and Doctor Strange in the MCU. Fun fact about the character Spider-Man India, he got his powers through magic instead of a spider bite, and the Mary Janes are actually a band in the Spider-Gwen comics.
(At 39:33) You want to know the sad part is? Before Aaron Davis, Hobart "Hobie" Brown was The 1st The Prowler in Earth-616. But then he started trying to turn his life around after he confronted Spider-Man. Currently going by "The Hornet" THIS Hobie Brown… is from Earth-138. Also Aaron Davis does not exist in Earth-616. He came from the Ultimate Universe, as well as his nephew. I *think* that's about the sum of it, as far as I know?
34:47 It's hard to spot but there actually is a reference to Everything Everywhere All At Once in this. At one point there's a billboard with a bagel that says "All of It, Always, All Over The Place."
The artbook for Across the Spider-verse actually calls Miles G. Morales (from Earth-42) a "vigilante", so there's a good chance when we eventually catch up to Beyond the Spider-verse, he'll actually be helping Miles, as the closest adjacent to a Spider-Man he can be while being a Prowler.
I'm kinda mad they didn't show their reaction to Miguel saying "Don't even get me started about Dr. Strange and that lil nerd back on Earth 99999!", now I wanna watch the uncut but I fear they prbly missed it cuz Suraj said "They gon have MCU crossover references too" later on
Last 30 minutes of this movie is probably some of the best I've seen this year. So fucking good, intense, suspenseful and a great cliffhanger. I don't get how I hear so many people it's stupid when it ended...like that made the ending so much better and more exciting. When they did that I got goosebumps. I was like FUCK YES.
Each character was a masterpiece, this was an amazing job, the music, the whole playlist is our new addition, the effort they put on this movie was worth it, I felt for Pavitr personality ❤ and our coolest guy???? I hadn't idea I could have a crush at my age (29) 😂😂 spider punk had an amazing glow up here, his whole character is dope . The parents written were also beautiful, so emotional, Rio's speech, I would use it with my boys, it was deep and I felt every word, as a mom, I was crying at that scene, beautiful.
Still blows my mind that the entire lego universe sequence was animated single handedly by a 14 year old.
The studio saw that he had recreated the trailers for this movie in lego and reached out. Pretty cool thing to add to the resume.
I spent way too much time looking for this comment. It needs to be higher up.
That kid has a RUclips channel, by the way: LegoMe_TheOG.
Easier to employ a 14 year old for a fraction of the price after all the other animators quit.
I hope they paid him reasonably well for his services!!
@@sharqaneThank your annoying ass for always looking at the negatives. Btw I'm not trying to say it's not an issue, but it didn't need to be brought into this conversation
I like how the prowler miles has a puerto rican accent because his dad died, he was raised by his Mother, so he has a more Latino look than our Miles. great detail in that
Prowler Miles is voiced by an actual Afro Latino actor whereas our Miles is voiced by a non-Latino Black actor.
@@wilsonjonah Not really awesome having a non-Latino portray a Latino. Really hope if Marvel Studios ever gets to Miles as Spider-Man in the MCU, they NEED to cast an actual Afro Latino as him.
@@SunlightHollow99what?
@@SunlightHollow99 That's not the point...........
@@dustf1nger118 literally is
Everyone says Miguel is some kinda of vampire and I always just went with it. But sitting here now my first thought was “wait…. Spiders bite people too right?!?”
Which is correct... they're just spider fangs because unlike the others Miguel's DNA was spliced he wasn't bitten and so instead of sticking to walls and having spider senses he has talons, fangs and increased senses like stronger eyesight, sense of smell etc
Miguel’s power set basically has the idea of Spider-Man if he were more realistic and biology based. First Spider-Man to have organic webs (though they’re lasers in the movie), claws instead of magic stickiness, and a paralyzing venom bite. He doesn’t have Spider-Sense, but has enhanced senses.
Yup, the vampire bit is the Spider Society having a laugh at his fangs
@@IndraTyde It's always funny Peter gets that power because spiders have horrible eyesight...
Plus Miguel's fangs have paralyzing venom. That's why he was about to bite the vulture.
In the very first issue of Mile’s comic he won a scholastic lottery to attend the private school.
His winning number was 42.
Oh! Miles mentioned winning a lottery, but I hadn't made the connection between that and the lottery balls that appear in the intro of Into the Spider-Verse.
@@travellerinthedarksame, I just assumed that was miles' way of saying that the only reason he got in was because the school has to meet a diversity quota
And it’s also a supposed to be a shout out to Jackie Robinson.
And in Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy, it’s also the answer to life.
@@travellerinthedark I too just thought those were like molecule atoms and the 42 one was just the specific genetic molecule to foreshadow the spider.
My favorite reference of Hitchhiker's Guide to this day 😂
31:14 The way Navi's smile just WIDENS when Pavitr rants about "chai tea". That's just delightful. XDDDD
She's so pretty
@@BluEx22329thanks
I was in a coffee shop the other day, and saw them advertising chai tea. Took all my willpower not to say anything.
@@robbob5302 CHAI TEA!?
Seeing Navi and Suraj relate and laugh and call out everything in Mumbattan is why representation matters in movies. Loved seeing you all react to this
Good representation matter. Most movies represent India as a poor country where people arent educated. Or its just filled with stereotypes. This is the first time ive seen an Indian character who is accurate and thats why it matter soo much more
Navi is so cute
@@shivamsud moon knight did something similar, the director was Egyptian and was presenting as authentic a representation of Egypt as he could. For Spiderverse, they consulted with animators in india who were working on the film to improve the representation.
It was funny cuz for MK there was a white woman who complained it was bad rep cuz the Egyptian skin colors were too light. That’s another reason we need good rep, cuz ppl outside the culture know nothing about it and it’s important to provide it so they’re not completely ignorant about the rest of the world.
is suraj the same guy who talks every possibly non sense thing missing 102392 dialogues while doing that and ruins all the surprise moments for everyone else?
@@BelBelle468 exactly.... and it feels far better when u get something orignal with ur culture in it. Not like what disney is doing race swapping characters. That just feels cheap and just for the sake of it.
rip to the sound going out at 59:30-1:02:36 during the BEST moment
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Duude I thought something was wrong with my phone I was so upset
I think some one got overly excited and hit the wrong button.
@@supernovasounds Good call
I thought My RUclips was buggin
My favorite scene is seeing Miguel trying to break open the portal.
I like how his traumatic past is very clearly influencing his personality for the worst.
Most tragic backstories are just used to give a character motivation, but you take one look at Miguel and go “yep that’s definitely what a man who watched his child disintegrate in his arms while believing it was entirely his fault would act like”.
Not only that, but it also shows how terrifying Miguel is. Keep in mind, the portal is literally bending time and space between different dimensions, and Miguel is tearing it open with his bear hands
@@jfjvmdvbdcndkj damn, never even though of that lol, you get me fr
It's also incredibly in line with comics Miguel, who is similarly a heroic yet flawed man. As a 2099 fan, I am so happy with what Across does with O'Hara
It's a perfect representation of Miguel. I loved it
@@jfjvmdvbdcndkj he also did it when he enter Earth-1610.
It's insane that Spot started off as a joke and slowly became a multiversal threat. And it happened organically too, not because the movie needed a big threat.
Like an Everything Bagel
The Bagel effect 🥯
I wouldn't say he slowly became a multiversal threat. We only became cognizant of what he was capable of given time to take his character serious. He was always a multiversal threat. He just didn't believe in himself, and didn't care enough to be one. It was only once he was further insulted, at the lowest point in his life, that he truly tried.
I mean, come on, compare his first fight to his second fight. He went from barely managing one Spiderman to being capable of toying with four, just off of new knowledge and confidence. He hasn't really been buffed as of the second fight, just reloaded, so he probably was that strong in the first fight. He simply didn't know.
@@Sassaparilla this 'well actually' style comment lmao
@@Chibbykins I'm passionate about the character. If there's something wrong with that, never do anything recreational again, because apparently we can't enjoy things anymore 💀
Its so adorable seeing Pat, Suraj, and Navi get so excited from seeing Mumbattan and the Indian Spider-Man. Shows just how impactful representation is.
*good representation
@@blue_ig1 yall always say this but there is no such thing as "bad" representation, only bad storytelling or harmful cliches/stereotypes
@@user-pi8pi3wj7h yep
@@blue_ig1good representation doesnt need your approval in order to be good. You have the right to your opinion tho
@@BluEx22329 there’s a difference between rubbing in representation and making it in a comical way
And as a father who has two normal human children, I can still confirm that this parent thing is definitely one big ass mystery.
Whether they have Super powers or not, raising a kid is definitely and always not going to have a straightforward answer.
The writing around Hobie is BRILLIANT. Before we meet him, since we're in Miles' POV we kinda just initially don't even like the guy, cause Miles sees him as competition for Gwen's affections. But in the span of FIVE MINUTES we are just like "There's no MAN, like Hobie MY GUY!" The Spider-Gang has natural chemistry and when Miles says "Right gang?" it doesn't feel corny or forced at all. Even though these people all just met Miles, that comraderie is there.
So true, I really didn't like Hobie when we were just told about him - but we meet him and he was just amazing, impossible to hate
From "this guy won't take Gwen away from us" to "please, take us with you" real quick 😅
@@RainBow-gn7sl Literally. When he said "Just for the record I quit." I nearly shouted in the theater "WAIT NO COME BACK!" lol
Maybe you have seen it, or not, but Schnee made an interesting video deep dive into Hobie and how he presents himself as a shallow character, but actually with so much more behind him; and with just 5mins of present in the movie.
@Shinsoku99 ohhhh he's covering Spiderverse?! I loved his arcane videos gotta go catch up lol
Co-director Kemp Powers shared in an interview about the care that went Spiderman India and the redesign for Pav in the movie. A wardrobe consultant was brought for the desgin of Pav's nehru collar. There was a big importance for notes from a hairstylist as well. The character was initially written as younger and a note was made not to make a Mowgli stereotype and he was aged-up for the movie. The team's Indian animators who each live in different parts of India emailed after the first design was internally released to them and they shared notes that Pav and his universe did not connect to their lives and they wanted to work on it. An all indian writers room was brought in for the movie after this and that whole section of Across the SpiderVerse was rewritten to have a better connection to Indian culture
Its hands down one of the best representation of Indian Culture. Im so excited to see how they use Pavitr In the next movie.
One of the best redesigns for a spider-man ever!
Thank you for sharing this.
Like someone else said
"That bagel really hit the spot"
22:29 I kid you not this was the BIGGEST reaction out of my entire premiere audience, we were SCREAMING
Bruh my theater was the same 😂😂
Same. 😂
@@VDA19imma be honest I felt a little bit of pain when Gwen opened the package but why do people do it though? Just asking why
My headcanon for Gwen opening the collectible is that they don’t keep them mint in box in her world. Because her world literally paints itself with emotion, I figure the amount of emotion attached to the item has a much greater factor in its price than its physical condition.
She still deserves a cannon to the head for that regardless. Don't just do what you will with other peoples shit. She's a twat for that in any universe.
I think it's way more likely Gwen is just not deep into collecting or nerd culture in general, considering she's much more punk-rock, I know plenty of people who have no idea about keeping things mint even if they also have figures/toys.
@@Napstablookyit’s more that but the entirety is that her and Peter didn’t have collectables so she doesn’t have any idea about the significance of one since she didn’t have a friend before Miles that had one also why she called his parents by the first name (called Pater’s guardians by their first names) and looked at his sketchbook without permission
My headcannon is that she knows why it was in the box, but was getting back at Miles for the hair thing lol
@@ryandavis3482 well it’s her favorite hairstyle now because of Miles and there’s a deleted scene of her opening it and immediately apologizing for what she did
I think one of the messages from this movie is that a single conversation can mean the difference between positive and negative outcomes. What if Miles just sat down with Spot before he decided to go full on villain? Spot could’ve been a crazy powerful hero, and then get the recognition, respect, and support that he wanted.
That's true, also Rio's speech, it gave Miles the right input facing Miguel, his words hurt yet not as much as it could if Rio wouldn't ask him to promise to be truth to himself and don't anyone tell he doesn't belong there..
You're right, but Spot was already a villain when he got his powers, if you think about it. He's one of the people that pulled out a weapon in the Alchemax cafeteria, and worked with Doc Ock.
@@travellerinthedark Well he worked for a villain. Being a minion scientist isn't the same as being an actual villain yourself. Like, people work for Amazon. They just don't carry guns..yet...
Ou eles poderiam simplesmente reverter a mutação de spot
There’s a deleted scene that shows a sequence of Prowler Miles swinging around his city in a Spider-Man-esque manner. It’s a really cool parallel.
Also Miles meets himself the same way he meets Peter. Like Peter, he wants to go home, he doesn't care about the world he's in, he's tied to a punching bag, and -- "Watch the hands, not the mouth."
I think it's not really deleted, but since they divided the story in two movies there were somethings they cut out. Maybe we have an scene like that in the next one
@@MrBazBakeI was thinking about that quote during the whole scene with Miles tied up in this movie. Miles is good at improvising (like with the chase scene), but he's also good at copying (like how he immediately learned and copied Gwen's moves when they were swinging around in his universe).
Hehe.... Miles' Prowler.
not even just spiderman esque, miles 42's movements perfectly matched our miles' movements from the first movie, when miles took his leap of faith and was heading to alchemax
bro no sound in the best spot 😭
I thought it was just my prblm 😅
@@Hasan-xs6qxsame
"Spot" was that intentional or not?
@@KashiParkour nah, too flaberghasted to make misplaced callbacks. Don't like when copyright claims nuke the sound.
It’s nice seeing Peter and MJ have a nice family together.
At least this version of Peter and MJ.
Side note: Ya'll know the "Council of Ricks" is a reference to The Council of Reeds from Fantastic Four right?!
Unfortunately a case where the parody is more popular than the inspiration. Considering comics aren’t super mainstream and the Fantastic Four haven’t had the spotlight in years.
The have been so many "Council of X characters" before the council of Rick's
Council of Watchers, Council of Kangs, Council of Godheads, Council of Bosses, and Council of Kings are all older than the Council of Reeds in the Marvel 616 comics. Hickman was just paying homage to them.
Edit: if anything a Council of Time Travelers from the Multiverse was a reference to the Council of Kangs (1980's), not the Council of Reeds (2000's).
^ what that guy said and also no one gives a fuck
@@andrewli6606it’s like how people think all anime shone is just Naruto now. 3 kids and a teacher. Naruto rip off. Hunter x hunter oh just chunnin exams. Etc.
I love how people assume Miguel is a vampire, do people forget that spiders have fangs too.
But he is a vampire 😂
@@mark6ix626 he's got his dna fused with a spider not a bat brudda
@@Ulises_The_Jackal I know just joking bruh lol
Everyone that's wrong is always "just joking".
@@CuidightheachODuinnlmfao
Also, i love Chris' poker face during The Spot's monologue, like, "yall have no idea the Avengers level threat he will become.." lol
Or Jobu Tupaki’s Everything Bagel levels of consequences!
in case you couldnt tell, Miguel was progecting his thoughts of himself on to miles when they were on the train
36:45 I'll always think it's a nerf to the movie to change Gwen's lines here. In the movie theatre version as she runs she's mumbling "No, no, no!" and the silence here just doesn't work for me.
I’m glad they kept out that line of Miles saying I’m going home. Nah I’m gon do my own thing was good enough
@@KickinthescienceHonestly, I saw that line (“Imma do my own thing”) in the trailer and thought it felt cringey AF… however, in the context of the actual movie? It works incredibly well.
@@TyrannosavageRekt It was in that line that Miles basically said, “Fine, It’s now Me against the Multiverse!”
@@Otisboy121 Yes, 100% that! It seemed cheesy in the trailer, but they really pulled it off.
Yeah that seemed like an odd change...
I still remember my theater's reaction to the cliffhanger. People groaned and screamed. One dude shouted that he wasn't leaving the cinema until the next film came out lol
That bagel really hit the spot
I loved the music from the beginning with Gwen's rock band coming full circle in the last scene. She finally found the right band but gotta save their lead singer 😅😅😅
But to save their singer,…..they’re all going to have to go Beyond!
If I had only seen the opening 20 minutes, it would _still_ be one of the greatest films I’ve ever seen. This trilogy is raising the bar for animation to infinity.
Hobie is an absolute masterpiece character
The voice actor, who is Afro-British, also had a LOT of input into the character and dialogue too.
Miles being an anomaly is a lot more in keeping with themes and spirit as Spider-man as a character rather than Miguel's established destiny for all Spider people to follow. What made Peter Parker so relatable originally was that he had no heroic destiny like other marvel protagonists, he was a regular guy who got his powers by accident and had to figure out what to do with them on his own. The fact that Miles turns out to be random stroke of serendipity is what makes Miguel wrong when he says Miles isn't being Spider-man properly or that he shouldn't be Spider-man at all.
More fun facts: Hobie's animation was designed by the same guy who directed Castlevania Season 1, and did the Hades game trailer, animation for Boruto, and a lot of other absolutely massive titles (Spencer Wan). He used his own junk mail to do it. Spencer Wan also animated Gwen's swinging (he added illegal gymnastics moves to her swinging style), as well as the scene where Miles blasts Miguel off the train, all in 2D. He also did some passes on Pavitr's swinging styles.
Spencer Wan's insight on Gwen using illegal gymnastics moves adds to the character in other unexpected ways: he justified that decision by pointing out Gwen wears pointe shoes as Spider-Woman even though she would've been too young to dance on pointe as a ballerina when she first got her powers. That indicates that she taught herself to dance on pointe, despite the health risks. So her using illegal gymnastics makes sense, because she's already done illegal things in another sport. It's character continuity via animation.
Spider-Man going to a high school with dorms with a nerdy roommate/friend actually originates from Miles' comics, which the current live action films adapted for their version of Peter.
Okay it makes a little more sense why they didn’t recognize Miguel because they just missed him in their Into the Spider Verse reaction/rewatch
Spot was basically the embodiment of the "You went on a heroic journey, but too bad I went on a cooler, villainous journey" meme
Miles' roomate isn't a reference to Ned from the livw action movies. Ned is a reference to Miles' best friend Ganke, from the comics.
The meta analysis of Miles as Spider-Man in the story and in real life was genius. This is the movie of a generation no question. It’s scope and attention to detail is jaw dropping
16:45 Chris' reaction gets me every time bro since he KNOWS what the spot will turn into later on the movie
Navi laughing at Spot kicking his own butt gave me LIFE
16:40
Don’t get me wrong it was great seeing Miles run from everyone but your forgetting Peter B Parker actually stopped chasing him with the crowd, split off on his own and caught Miles due to his tactics. The difference being that unlike everyone else he wasn’t trying to hurt/capture Miles just talk to him, all while being handicapped by having Mayday with him
Miles already beat him last movie tho
@@denickart
with hus own move
I always wonder how he found him?
@@ogun9645He had a better idea where Miles and the Society were going due to being a step back, in other words, he focused on where he was going to be instead of where he was
@@relic5752 but how he calculated that there was no giveaway
I forgot this movie was the second part of a trilogy, so when the credits appeared, I was absolutely livid. Additionally, when Spot begins to give a monologue about how he brought the spider that gave Miles his abilities, you can see the spider from Earth-42 about to bite the Miles who later becomes the Prowler. This is a clever detail that rewards viewers who rewatch the movie.
To answer your question, no, Miguel is not a vampire. He’s just more spider-like. Instead of Spider-Sense, he has 360 enhanced vision. Instead of sticky limbs, he has spider claws. To top it off, his fangs has paralyzing venom. Pretty sick, huh
I love how their perspectives on "with great power comes great responsibility." Miguel considers responsibility as "sacrifice", while Miles sees it as a "moral obligation." He would have argued and ran away all the same if he was told not to save a stranger.
Referencing moral obligation to help reminds me of Ben’s speech in TASM. The dialogue and acting between the characters is one o my favorite things about Andrew’s movies.
the fact that univers 42 Miles accent is more spanish because his dad died and he lives only with his mom is such an amazing detail
I kinda love just how many people forget that spiders naturally have fangs.
Yet, everyone thinks Miguel is a vampire or something.
Gwen does call him a "ninja vampire spiderman" in this movie, so, the people who don't know think she does.
I love how excited everyone was to see Spiderman India 🥰🥰🥰
"If he's an ananomoly why does he have a cannon event.." Damn good observation! So he really shouldn't have powers thus he shouldn't be in the same thread of peter losing gwen/uncle Ben cannon event. Him changing his dad's fate shouldn't make his world implode. 😮😊 I bet that will come to fruition in the next chapter!
This is what I’ve been thinking for awhile cuz he already had his loss being uncle aaron
I’m with Miguel because from his point of view if the cannon is disrupted, the universe gets deleted and doesn’t want the multiverse to get destroyed and miles can potentially destroy his universe just to save his father, but with what Gwen finds out with her father they might be able to find a way to not destroy the universe
Just now realising that the music cut out at the party because they lost power from what the spot was doing!
And they say inclusion doesnt matter. It was incredibly fun watching them react to Pavitr Prabhaka.
Thank you Chris for actually going to the theater for this movie lmao!! Support movies like this!! 🕷🕸
Okay but can we talk about how Ranas dress is so pretty! (Glad to have met y’all at pop con 💜)
Well it looks like Peni parker witness the third impact as canon event
(Neon Genesis Evangelion reference)
I was a bit apprehensive when I first saw the trailer for portraying Miguel O'Hara aka Spider-Man 2099 in an antagonistic way because Miguel is a far cry from a villain and he's also my all-time favourite Spider-Man in the comics but the movie did an amazing job for portraying him not as the villain but more like an opposing force. Also just to clarify, he is not part vampire. That was just a joke they made in the movie becuse he has fangs which can secrete paralyzing venom.
Unfortunately, fans of the movie are only gonna remember him as the bad guy for the next decade. It’s a shame as he’s the first real successor to Peter in the comics, which has largely been supplanted by Miles. He’s the first Latino Spider-Man, has the coolest alternate costume, and has the best alternate powers. I personally think Miles’ costume is still too derivative of Peter’s and his venom powers and invisibility are kinda bs and op.
@@andrewli6606 not only that, his venom powers aren't even the first time they appeared in a spider person. Jessica Drew already had bioelectricity and Miguel can also turn invisible. there isn't alot original about miles and they nerfed Miguel hard in this movie.
Having nothing else to watch and this vid up today thank you Lord
I love how this movie basically confirmed every single Spider-Man ever created to be canon
I feel that both Miguel & Spot are bending the truth to suit their individual narratives. I suspect Miguel is omitting key information from all the Spiders. The more he talks, the less sense he makes. As for Spot, he needs to take some accountability for why he's the way he is. Why was he still in the screening area during explosion? All of the other scientists & King Pin had left the screening area once the realities started fracturing, long before the explosion.
Yeah notice how even though he was in the wrong dimension he didn’t glitch… it was everything else that glitched. But Miles is IN his own dimension. Like Raj said, if he’s an anomaly how come he has to have a canon event? And also Pav’s supposed “canon event” was only happening BECAUSE of an anomaly?
I find it kind of interesting how everybody just immediately accepts Miguel's interpretation of "canon events". Like he just *assumed* that the "canon event" thing is why the universe he jumped into was destroyed, but that makes no sense. If that universe's Miguel was dead, there wouldn't be any canon events there to be disrupted anymore. Also Pavitr didn't have an "Uncle Ben" event, so that's another argument against canon events.
Personally I think Miguel was stricken with grief at what happened, saw that most Spider-People have similar things happen to them, and just invented an explanation to make himself feel better, to have a purpose. It's a coping mechanism, we have no reason whatsoever to assume that he actually has any idea what he's talking about.
I don't know for sure what led to Miguel's second universe being destroyed, but I am sure it wasn't some nonsense about "canon events".
Exactly! And all I know is there’s more to this story, there has to be….
Possible incursion.
Except we saw it happening in this film to Indian Spider-Man’s universe…lol
@@AzulApe You mean the giant hole that just so happened to happen right when Spot fucked everything up? The one that we have absolutely no proof was actually caused by Miles at all, and would also be perfectly explained by the interdimensional villain having deliberately blowing up an interdimensional science machine just moments before?
Yeah I'm sure the dimensional hole was caused by Miles, and not the guy whose whole thing is literally making dimensional holes.
@@anothervagabond Spots holes dissipate on their own, but more importantly Spot wouldn’t exist without Miles distracting Spider-Man in the first film. You’re just unable to see past the protagonist. Risking the entire multiverse for one life is selfish, period. Also if the canon doesn’t matter, why did Miles lose his uncle right after becoming Spider-Man?
Oh! You guys looking up the moment in the last movie where Peter talks about throwing the bagel... I didn't notice until now that when the animation, etc goes all paneled to look like a comic book, Spot is actually in one of the panels!
Did the video sound cut out near the end of the movie for anyone else
Yeah
must be avoiding copyright. So sad I wanted to hear commentary on that part
They somehow managed to top the animation quality of the first movie. 🔥
Also, that small Lego universe scene was animated by a 14 year old kid named Preston Mutagana after he did a recreation of the Across the Spiderverse Trailer (before the movie came out) in CG Lego’s.
I love the Donald Glover love. It makes sense since without him, we wouldnt even have Miles as a character in the first place. Also Chris said the exact same thing I did when I saw Prowler Miles's shoes😂😂😂
LOVED YOUR REACTION and seeing Indian representation and it being enjoyed by the audience it was meant for! Note: at 1:08:18 We did see Tom Holland's Spider-Man, because we saw the prowler a.k.a. Childish Gambino aa the Prowler. That is his universe, we just didn't see Tom. Also, they referenced "No Way Home" in the opening scene when Miguel said "an Don't get me started on doctor strange and that nerd from Earth 199999“
34:38 one of the most terrifying quotes a villain can say 😱, also the fact that miles can avoid thousands of spider-men is amazing.
Because he was in danger his spider sense was helping him out.
I love this movie so much, their love and understanding of Spiderman lore. Movie is amazing.
Knew you would like Pav, he's been around for a while debuted in like 2005, but it was like rare spinoffs, the movie made a lot of improved changes to his outfit. Spider-Punk debuted in 2015 but Hobie Brown was the name of the original Prowler. They animated Hobie at different framerates to his guitar too, and the cut-out style is fitting of punk rock album covers.
As for Miguel, Spider-Man 2099, he's very very different from the comics, given how antagonistic they made him due to all the trauma and control freaking. In reality he's one of the more different spiders in origin - his DNA was mixed with a spider's giving him his powers; sensitive vision leading to red eyes, strength and heightened senses (but no spider-sense), talons and the fangs, which release a paralysing venom, not a vampire. Ben Reilly is also really different, part of the infamously overdrawn Clone Saga
It surprises me how many people didn't know this was a 2-parter, they did say it in the original teaser, first it was gonna be called Across the Spider-Verse part 1 & 2, but then they changed it to Across the Spider-Verse and Beyond the Spider-Verse.
Miguel said he’s tried fighting the cannon before but everything he’s ever tried has made things worse. So, I understand why he doesn’t want to take it any further. Theoretically taking it much further would end all realities. He refuses to risk killing all life on the remote chance of saving one person.
First Rana the red dress on you absolutely amazing. Second in the frame of the scientist pulling the spider from Earth 42. You can see that Earth's Miles with braids sitting in front of it taking notes. That spider was meant to bite Mile. It just bit the wrong one.
fun fact, the lego scenes in the film were animated by a 14-year-old Canadian boy named Preston Mutanga. He put together a lego version of the spiderverse trailer and the directors loved it so much they hired him. He would work on the scenes after school. What a legend!
"I was in the collider room when you blew it up!"
"Why were you in there, that's on you"
Primo logic there
i was literally so excited to see navi and suraj's reaction to pavitr :D
This movie was awesome especially with all the cameos!
I knew he was in the wrong universe because the numbers didn't match. I really thought the collectible would be a big thing zoomed in on as a clue as a callback to earlier. Having it NOT be open.
There are other things that don't add up about that scene, too. For example, Rio's eyes are green instead of brown. She mentions that he changed his hair, too. And it's raining outside the window in one universe but not in the other.
@@Gestrid Dude I realized these things (especially Rio's eyes being a different color) but I was so into the movie and the suspense of that scene that I kind of ignored it. Like it was in the back of my head, but I was too into it to put it together lol
@@tmm4195 I was too into the movie to notice it at all. I found out afterwards.
@@Gestrid and also Rio asked if Miles being spider-man was just a dress up/cosplay thing he was going to do at Comic Con/ “Comics-Con” when Miles just replies “He doesn’t know what that is” because when Peter B. Mentions it in Into the spider-verse, miles also asks what’s comic con, because and means that in Miles’ world Earth-1610, Comic-Con doesn’t exist there!
@13:11 Before anything else, in Miles’ room you can see a newspaper article that was used in the season three finale of Agents of SHIELD. It was about Daisy being labeled as Quake: a hero or a foe.
In the first Spider-Verse movie, we had Agatha, Kate Bishop, and Phastos. Now we have Dopinder, W’Kabi, and Moon Knight.
@12:54 Yes!!! Thank you, Suraj!!! It did look like they were having a dance-off.
@16:39 lol hahahahahahaha!!!!!! Also, you gotta admit that the one spot that makes up his face turning into a little dot was kinda cute.
I also laughed when Spot used his powers in Mumbattan’s Alchemax lab to dismiss the scientists.
@18:08 @18:25 @18:52 First, Veb from Quantumania. Now the Spot’s talking about his holes. I rather call them portals.
@18:48 First Doc Ock had the power of the sun in the palm of his hand. Now the Spot has the Multiverse in his grasp.
The Lego sequence was put together not by a team of animators but rather by a 14-year-old kid named Preston Mutanga. He has his own RUclips channel called LegoMe_TheOG. Sony heard about his work and reached out to him with this incredible job offer. Preston is gonna go far.
Lenny was voiced by Ziggy Marley, one of Bob Marley’s children.
When Hobie says he hates the a.m. and the P.M, he’s respectively talking about the morning and the Prime Minister.
Pavitr is officially one of the funniest Spider-Heroes ever. He has abundant youthful energy and a great sense of humor.
Four facts about Pavitr:
1.) He wasn’t bitten by a radioactive spider. Rather his powers are magic based. Perhaps it’s the bangles he uses for weapons. For all we know, they might function similar to the one we saw in Ms. Marvel.
2.) He fights using an Indian martial art called Kalaripayattu. A small animation team from Kerala, India was tasked to help animate Pavitr's movements.
3.) His Spidey mask has design inspirations from Theyyam, a Hindu ritual from Kerala.
4.) The head-writers Phil Lord and Christopher Miller invited Karan to the writers’ room to pitch in ideas for Pavitr. They were aiming for his character to be culturally specific.
Malala Windsor, the British Spider-Woman with the hijab, is an original character created for this movie. This direct incarnation of Spider-UK was never introduced in the comics, but after this she might eventually get her own run.
Malala was voiced by Sofia Barclay. She portrayed Dr. O’Sullivan in Ted Lasso.
@39:27 There’s no confirmation that this is the same Prowler we met back in Spider-Man: Homecoming. For all we know, this might be a What If situation. In other words, he’s from an entirely separate dimension/timeline.
Speaking of which, the canon events are absolute points like what we saw with Strange Supreme in What If season 1.
The way I understand it, the Spider Society is pretty much a Spidey-themed TVA. A major difference is that they don’t prune dimensions. Rather, they try to save them from collapsing.
Record producer Metro Boomin’ made a cameo as his own Spidersona when he apologized to the Society for saying there was nowhere to run.
Metro (real name Leland Wayne) curated the soundtrack for this film. The deluxe edition has six bonus tracks aside from the main thirteen.
That reminds me: Hummingbird, the song heard in the background when Miles is grounded, was co-written, co-produced, and performed by James Blake. He happens to be married to Jameela Jamil, the actress who portrayed She-Hulk’s rival Titania.
Peter is a great mentor but also an irresponsible father for bringing Mayday to a steel mill with all kinds of equipment that can easily harm her. Although I did like that he acknowledged that Spider-Heroes are supposed to be funny.
Miguel has the best of intentions with preventing the multiverse from collapsing, but I didn’t like that he called Miles a mistake and blamed him for everything that happened. Miles never asked to get bitten by a radioactive spider, but he’s doing his best and making the most of the situation.
It’s weird but also cool that Earth-42’s version of J. Jonah Jameson and The Daily Bugle would actually support a Spider-Man rather than call him a menace all the time.
Going into this, I knew we were gonna be left on a cliffhanger. This movie was originally a two-parter. They ended up renaming the third movie Beyond the Spider-Verse, but the concept remains the same.
And finally, Amandla Stenberg (the voice of Margo Kess/Spider-Byte) is gonna be the lead actress in the upcoming Star Wars show The Acolyte.
22:30 YES GWEN YES!! THANK YOU! People who buy things to NOT use them annoy me so much! Toys are meant to be used!
I remember being in the theaters with my cousin watching this and that end credit sequence along with the song playing was beautifully done on the big screen.
Notice the buildings in earth 42 the sinister six are in control and miles just might be a vigilante as the prowler
Side note, has Rana always been this fine?! I mean goodness girl!
I cannot get over how amazing Rana looks in that dress 🔥❤️🔥❤️ red is my favorite color 😍
I've seen this movie like 10 times and it's still AMAZING everytime
This was visually amazing felt like an overload but they made it all make sense
Glad I can understand everything that Hobie is saying now lmao
The end credits of this have the same effect the black panther end credits did. Great soundtrack and visuals!!! 😩
Spiderman 2099 is a pretty damn good read and the Gwen Stacy Spider Gwen series is great too and shots in this movie lifted right from the comic , and if I’m missing a lot apologies to everyone 🙏
Just discovered y’all and love the vibe of just friends laughing and enjoying each other ❤
I legit saw this movie 7 Saturdays in a row while it was in theaters. 😅 I have never done that for any other movie before. My wife bought the Blu-Ray for me as soon It it had its physical release. HOW DID Y’ALL WAIT THIS LONG TO WATCH THIS MASTERPIECE?!
Im so happy Im not the only one who reacted the same way you guys reacted when Gwen opened that Collectible Miles had in his room😂
And Chris is like “Nerds”
In that scene in the first one right before the bagel incident, you can actually SEE the Spot in one of the comic panels. Wild!
I love how you guys laughed at spot at first but got silent when he absorbed the super collider goosebumps 😨😨
In Spot's flashback you actually see the spider making it's way towards Earth 42 Miles.
Also there is a hint in the first movie that Miles would become his dimension Prowler when he meets Spider-man (RIP). When they "spider sense" each other, Miles's starts off green and purple (Prowler's colors) and Peter's are red and blue (Spiderman's colors) and then Miles's changes to red and blue. It does make sense, with his relationships to his uncle and father, not to mention trying to get kicked out of Vision Academy
Probably my fav movie in a long time
Seeing this in theatres on the opening weekend in IMAX is still an unforgettable experience I’ve had. There are some Easter eggs in the movie like the upcoming Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 game, and a newspaper article on Chloe Bennet’s character Daisy Johnson aka Quake on the front page. And the Earth-199999 was directly referenced the events in Spider-Man No Way Home that focused on the multiverse conflict involving on Tom Holland’s Spider-Man and Doctor Strange in the MCU. Fun fact about the character Spider-Man India, he got his powers through magic instead of a spider bite, and the Mary Janes are actually a band in the Spider-Gwen comics.
Agree 100000% seeing this movie in IMAX, my goodness. All time great animated movie
IMAX is a way of life.
(At 39:33) You want to know the sad part is?
Before Aaron Davis, Hobart "Hobie" Brown was The 1st The Prowler in Earth-616. But then he started trying to turn his life around after he confronted Spider-Man. Currently going by "The Hornet"
THIS Hobie Brown… is from Earth-138.
Also Aaron Davis does not exist in Earth-616. He came from the Ultimate Universe, as well as his nephew.
I *think* that's about the sum of it, as far as I know?
Been waiting for this and you guys didn't disappoint! I love your reactions to things, it was fun seeing you get so hyped about Mumbatten and Pavitr
34:47 It's hard to spot but there actually is a reference to Everything Everywhere All At Once in this. At one point there's a billboard with a bagel that says "All of It, Always, All Over The Place."
The artbook for Across the Spider-verse actually calls Miles G. Morales (from Earth-42) a "vigilante", so there's a good chance when we eventually catch up to Beyond the Spider-verse, he'll actually be helping Miles, as the closest adjacent to a Spider-Man he can be while being a Prowler.
42:50 I’m surprised to hear Suraj being opposed to Miguel’s explanation.
43:25 “nevermind I take it all back.”
I'm kinda mad they didn't show their reaction to Miguel saying "Don't even get me started about Dr. Strange and that lil nerd back on Earth 99999!", now I wanna watch the uncut but I fear they prbly missed it cuz Suraj said "They gon have MCU crossover references too" later on
Last 30 minutes of this movie is probably some of the best I've seen this year. So fucking good, intense, suspenseful and a great cliffhanger.
I don't get how I hear so many people it's stupid when it ended...like that made the ending so much better and more exciting. When they did that I got goosebumps. I was like FUCK YES.
Like Back to the Future 2
Each character was a masterpiece, this was an amazing job, the music, the whole playlist is our new addition, the effort they put on this movie was worth it, I felt for Pavitr personality ❤ and our coolest guy???? I hadn't idea I could have a crush at my age (29) 😂😂 spider punk had an amazing glow up here, his whole character is dope .
The parents written were also beautiful, so emotional, Rio's speech, I would use it with my boys, it was deep and I felt every word, as a mom, I was crying at that scene, beautiful.
59:46 - 1:02:32 great commentary