Although I agree the sequel is amazing and deserves a big screen watch, I would not be opposed to seeing your first time reaction here instead. That's me being selfish though. You do you and enjoy how you want to! ❤
Stan Lee is co creator of Spiderman with Steve Ditko. The number 42 you keep seeing in the movie is to honor Steve Ditko's love of baseball in which he put the number 42 in the first comic back in the 1960s to honor Jackie Robinson of the Brooklyn Dodgers. 42 being significant for the first black player in professional baseball during the age of segregation and now 42 was used to introduce Miles as the first person of color to be behind the Spiderman mask.
I appreciate Doc Ock's character design in this film. With her beehive hairstyle, long face, pointed chin, and large round goggles, her head really looks like an octopus head. I also like how Kingpin is designed so that he takes up almost all the visual space in every shot he's in.
Doc Ock: "My friends call me Liv." Later... Aunt May: "Oh great, it's Liv." Aunt May and Doc Ock are or, at least, were friends. Also, I don't know if you caught it, but Peter Porker, aka Spider Ham, was a _spider_ that got bitten by a radioactive _pig_
This was a blast. Im glad you liked it. It was fun watching a DC girl 'dip her toe' into the Marvel waters and enjoy it. I'm pretty confident in saying that you'll absolutely adore 'Across The Spider-Verse'! It does what every great sequel should do and takes it to the next level.
So Sony released part of the script for this shortly after it came out and the scene where Miles is falling and it flips is meant to symbolize him rising to the task of being Spider-Man. Also Spider-Ham eating a hod dog isn't an issue because he was a spider bitten by a radioactive pig.
This story just completely surprised me. I wish id seen it in theaters when it first released. Thankfully, we live in an era where classics do get replayed in large theaters.
@@LordVolkov the awesome film and animation techniques they used to create the out of focus and comic book visual is actually a really cool idea. I don't know ow if this film pioneered it, or maybe other animation styles led up to this, but it is really cool, from a film perspective. B/c, yeah, it forces the audience into viewing specific sequences on the screen. Very cool concept.
I think a lot of people missed it when it first came out. I almost did but there was enough nerdy conversation at the time that I went out of my way to try and find it. But when I tried to convince people afterwards I don't think anyone believed me. This is a movie that has definitely benefited from modern cinema and streaming culture.
Fun details but Miles universe is actually based heavily on the Ultimate Universe (Earth-1610) from the comics, created as a re-imagined and modernized versions of the Marvel superhero's from the main Prime Universe (Earth-616) with both large and small changes starting with Ultimate Spider-Man in the year 2000. Some changes you may noticed like the Ultimate Green Goblin who's closer to that of a monster than a man in a Goblin suit like we see in Earth-616 and in Spider-Man 1 for example along with most versions of the character in media. Peter B Parker the Spider-Man who was sucked into Miles universe is from Earth-616 the main comic Universe where everything is alot closer to our universe like brand names for example. In Miles universe there's some weird spelling differences you may notice and the NYPD is called the PDNY (Police Department of New York?) in Miles universe which is pretty interesting it's like our own universe but a little different the adverts, movies, and even car brands reflect this. Peter B Parker is more or less inspired by Earth-616 Peter but we can't say for sure if he's the Earth-616 Peter from the comics or just happened to be called Earth-616 in this film displayed on Kingpins computer. There not one to one re-creations for example Miles in the comics had no connection to the Multiverse in his origin this all came later once he became Spider-Man. Peter had brown hair not blonde and also died at 16 rather than in his 20s. Miles did become Spider-Man after the death of Peter but the events surrounding his death was different to that seen here. Also Male Doc Ock does exists in the Ultimate Universe so the idea of this Doc Ock in the film is solely created for this movie. Also the Ultimate universe in terms of brands and pop culture is the same as ours so no alternate spellings and there was even a panel where a robber was wearing a Batman mask. So the whole alternate brands, adverts, and spellings was created for this film. Overall this film is a blast and I'm so glad they went all in on the comic book look and feel. Not a big fan of the trend Dark Knight started with these grounded and "realistic" Superhero films so I love that we've been getting films like this along with stuff like Peacemaker, Suicide Squad etc. Style over being too realistic.
This is a top tier LoveLaurenn movie reaction. I love how emotionally invested you were with this one, and it was fun seeing all of the comedic moments land with you Before watching your full reaction on Patreon, I had only seen the movie once from start to finish. I had forgotten how good the movie is. It's up there among the best comic book movies ever
if you dont know Gwen Stacy in the original Spiderman comic was Peter Parker's first love interest. She was with him in the field trip when he gets bit by the spider. She thrown off a bridge and tragically died. Peter was able to catch her with his web but she still hit head on the ground. SpiderGwen is a version of Gwen Stacy that instead of Peter being bit in the field trip she is the one that gets bit and turns into Spiderwoman. In her version of the comic Peter dies and becomes her "Uncle Ben". Her comic became popular very quickly similar to Miles Morales.
35:44 Oh it gets worse! Given how anything from another dimension starts glitching when it gets pulled over what Kingpin plans to do is basically temporarily gets a new wife and son so he can watch them die slowly as their cells disintegrate.
So glad you enjoyed this film, This could end up being one of the best trilogies of all time up there with Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain America, Eastrail 177, X-Men, and The Dark Knight . This and it's sequel are amazing so everything's building towards "Beyond the Spider-Verse releasing next year.
PLEASE tell me you caught the final scene with Miguel O'Hara/Spider-Man 2099? I love this movie so much, the amount of work and care that went into it is awesome.
Maybe the most incredibly animated Kirby Krackle ive ever seen, they nailed it perfectly and it blew my mind right open :D also Steve Ditko was the man who drew Spider-Man.
While it's a great movie, just full stop no qualifiers, it's also an amazing adaptation of the comicbook medium. There's so many flourishes that when you know you know. It made me think of all the horrible animated movies turned kids books that have been published over the years. This movie could be copy and pasted straight into a comic book and would work. More than that it would be a gorgeous and really cool comic. While I am never interested in litigating who gets create, I will say this is probably more of a Lee Spider-man movie than Ditko. I think the only thing about the movie Ditko might have liked was an unambiguously heroic police officer. Meanwhile this is like the ultimate of the Stan Lee's ethos.
There are some great moments to look out for on a rewatch. When Miles is stuck to Gwen''s hair and she tells him to relax hits very differently when you realise she's actually telling him HOW to let go. Peter B Parker is my favourite though, the veteran Spiderman who's been doing it so long that when asked for advice on being Spiderman he doesn't go for anything inspirational or encouraging but instead is the voice of long experience, encouraging baby powder in the joints and disinfecting the mask. The little things only someone doing the job a LOOOONG time would think of as being the important stuff lol
If you want to get into Spider-Man comics I highly recommend Ultimate Spider-Man (2000 to 2011) by Brian Michael Bendis. It's a whole new universe starting with Ultimate Spider-Man #1 so they'll zero comics you need to read to get into this universe. A full on re-imagine of Spider-Man but set in the 2000s and structured like a TV series, one of the best things to come out of the Ultimate Universe. It's also just solid throughout maintaining the same tone and depictions of all the characters as Brian Michael Bendis wrote everything so there's no moments where another writer takes over and everything feels off.
Lauren, this movie was such fun to watch with you. A real surprise that hit ALL the marks. Great character development, great story, great dialog. Yes, Nicholas Cage was immediately recognizable. It was fun to see you smile and laugh. Lauren, thus was another great joy to watch with you. Thank you so much for this and ALL that you do. Peace and love. ✌️❤
My favorite movie of the last 5 years at least ❤ ... Maybe until the sequel, but I gotta watch that one a few more times to place them. Great reaction!
This movie i was so sad i didnt make a point to go see it in theaters. Its AMAZING the visuals are amazing. Watched the new one last week. AWESONE WATCH ON THE BIG SCREEN ❤❤❤
Just think about it. During the fight in Aunt May's house prowler was only interested in the chip and wanted Miles to give it to him, even said "don't be a stupid kid" implying "don't make me have to hurt you". Maybe deep down he never wanted to hurt a child and thought that when he gets the chip, Kingpin might forget the kid.
Many viewers recognize Nicolas Cage's voice, but how many catch Lily Tomlin as Badass Aunt May? (To be fair, I watched this _multiple_ times before catching that Spider-Ham is a spider who was bitten by a radioactive pig and not the other way around. So much happening all at once!)
Love Laurenn sorry for talking weird in your live chat it was my first time being on a live chat but there are dc animated movies some might good or bad but they are fun to watch
I love that you went into this without much knowledge of the Marvel comics history, not a lot of people were terribly surprised by Spider-Gwen which means you had twice the surprise reveals. Also, as far as Spider-Ham goes, lots of people thought he was made up for this movie, like Penni Parker was (I think). This is owing to the fact that Spider-Ham had a comic book of his own. I'm pretty sure it didn't even make it to 10 books, but it was out there. He kicked things off in a team up with Captain Ameri-Cat to take down the Incredible Hulk-Bunny! 😆
Just to clarify Peni Parker and SP//Dr were not made for this movie they were made in 2014 by writer Gerard Way(MCR lead singer and creator of the umbrella academy) and artist Jake Wyatt
Jus in case you go further into the Marvel world, it's best to split into 2, You have the MCU which should be done in release order, because the story all kind of travels in a direction, interconnects & during/after the credits you have clues, teasers, not spoilers. Then you have everything else, the Sony movies (Spiderman), The Fox movies (X-men & Fantastic Four), the Netflix series Daredevil, Jessica Jones etc... plus more. Both are sizeable pieces of content, most of it good, some of it great, with the odd how did that slip through. Personally I love DC, Marvel & the indie stuff, but take each franchise/movie on it's individual merits, they all have something to appreciate, thanks for this reaction, and yes fun sport in Marvel, where's Stan lol!!!
Glad to see your watching this film, it's a fun little marvel movie that doesn't go in to all of the MCU , so it's a fun pick....also interesting pick for this week for you, about a hero getting powers trough an arachnid bite😅😅😅
It's not that complicated. Toby Maguire has 3 Andrew Garfield has 2 Tom Holland has 3 but they're interwoven into the MCU. Into The Spiderverse Has 2 movies.
I kinda wonder why gwen is the only one who not only got put into a different universe but always a different time (1 week in the past) howf she get permission to go to that version of that school in that universe an why an how did she get a job at that lab where the collider was made? Especially at her age. 🤔
Lauren you're back I missed you already a week where have you been❤ I love your reaction to spider man In the spider verse And My favorite part is miles's dad you gotta say I love you back😂😂I just saw spider man across the spider verse in theaters on Sunday! Is this like your start of watching Marvel on your channel cause I know that you're a DC fan Me Too! I also like Marvel. I'm just so happy your back my friend🥰🥰🥰
wanna know how good across the spider verse is? there's a scene in it, (no spoilers), that is a literal scene from man of steel. and that finaly gave me the answer as to why i could never get into the characters and the writting of the snyderverse movies. to me, just that scene alone not only proved to me, why MoS didnt work, it actually gave me the explanation as to why it didnt. why i always felt like in MoS that question is a setback that fundamentaly changed Clark into a worse character. while in spiderverse, its used to make Miles a better super hero. its insane to me, as the more i watch that scene, the more details i can grasp from it, as to why it worked there(but didnt in MoS). and that's just 1 scene from a 2.5 hours movie.
Pro tip about the spiderman movies. Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and the spiderverse movies can be done on their own. I would suggest doing Andrew Garfield's movies before doing across the spiderverse just because across the spiderverse touches on a moment from the Garfield movies and having that context enhances the experience. Now for Tom Holland. You probably are aware of this but Tom Holland's movies are in the mcu. That means you have to take the swan dive before you can do his movies.
Thanks Lauren, trouble is there isn't a lot of "dipping" that's possible - the MCU is so integrated. These movies, yes. Deadpool, yes. The first couple of Guardians of the Galaxy. Werewolf by Night. But that's about it.
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Also, just saw the sequel. Do NOT miss it on the big screen!
This series is totally worth the full cinema experience.
i saw it twice in the cinema and I genuinely wanna go again cause it's so much better on the big screen
Although I agree the sequel is amazing and deserves a big screen watch, I would not be opposed to seeing your first time reaction here instead. That's me being selfish though. You do you and enjoy how you want to! ❤
Your reactions are great but you owe it to urself to see it in IMAX. We’ll be okay.❤
@@dearlolly2293ive watched it 3x in theaters now... its so good omg
Stan Lee is co creator of Spiderman with Steve Ditko. The number 42 you keep seeing in the movie is to honor Steve Ditko's love of baseball in which he put the number 42 in the first comic back in the 1960s to honor Jackie Robinson of the Brooklyn Dodgers. 42 being significant for the first black player in professional baseball during the age of segregation and now 42 was used to introduce Miles as the first person of color to be behind the Spiderman mask.
The scene where Miles takes his leap of faith, they inverted it to show that this time, he is 'rising' instead of falling. Fuckin' sublime.
I YT that scene once a day, minimum.
The most important Stan Lee cameo for a multiverse of reasons
"It always fits, eventually..."
RIP to Stan the man
Stan’s “I’m going to miss him” literally makes my eyes well up every time. My kid and I cried real hard during that scene in the theater.
As I'm sure has been said before. His "I'm going to miss him." has made me almost or full-on cry every time. For five years.
“I’m gonna miss him”
“And where gonna miss you”
@@LordVolkovFacts 💯R.I.P 🙏🏽🕊
I appreciate Doc Ock's character design in this film. With her beehive hairstyle, long face, pointed chin, and large round goggles, her head really looks like an octopus head.
I also like how Kingpin is designed so that he takes up almost all the visual space in every shot he's in.
Doc Ock: "My friends call me Liv."
Later...
Aunt May: "Oh great, it's Liv."
Aunt May and Doc Ock are or, at least, were friends.
Also, I don't know if you caught it, but Peter Porker, aka Spider Ham, was a _spider_ that got bitten by a radioactive _pig_
nerd
Didn't Otto Octavius have a thing for May? Maybe it's just canon that Doc Ock and May Parker always have some kind of interaction.
@@TheAzulmagiaI think they get married in the comics...
Spider pig!
Spider pig!
Does whatever a Spider pig does!
This was a blast. Im glad you liked it. It was fun watching a DC girl 'dip her toe' into the Marvel waters and enjoy it. I'm pretty confident in saying that you'll absolutely adore 'Across The Spider-Verse'! It does what every great sequel should do and takes it to the next level.
So Sony released part of the script for this shortly after it came out and the scene where Miles is falling and it flips is meant to symbolize him rising to the task of being Spider-Man. Also Spider-Ham eating a hod dog isn't an issue because he was a spider bitten by a radioactive pig.
Or the hot dog is all beef. 😅
@@banditoheat can confirm it is not beef.
Aren't the hot dogs in his universe canonically made of people?
@@trenvert123 yes
Plus, pigs are omnivorous, contrary to belief that they're strictly herbivores.
Prowler's theme is just AMAZING.
This story just completely surprised me. I wish id seen it in theaters when it first released. Thankfully, we live in an era where classics do get replayed in large theaters.
It's an incredible experience, but also a bit overwhelming. The animation comes at you with so much you can't focus on everything.
@@LordVolkov the awesome film and animation techniques they used to create the out of focus and comic book visual is actually a really cool idea. I don't know ow if this film pioneered it, or maybe other animation styles led up to this, but it is really cool, from a film perspective. B/c, yeah, it forces the audience into viewing specific sequences on the screen. Very cool concept.
The Bagel effect
I think a lot of people missed it when it first came out. I almost did but there was enough nerdy conversation at the time that I went out of my way to try and find it. But when I tried to convince people afterwards I don't think anyone believed me. This is a movie that has definitely benefited from modern cinema and streaming culture.
If any cinema does a triple bill for Into, Across and Beyond when it comes out I'll hurl my money at them at full force
The father-son-uncle relationship gets me every time.
Fun details but Miles universe is actually based heavily on the Ultimate Universe (Earth-1610) from the comics, created as a re-imagined and modernized versions of the Marvel superhero's from the main Prime Universe (Earth-616) with both large and small changes starting with Ultimate Spider-Man in the year 2000. Some changes you may noticed like the Ultimate Green Goblin who's closer to that of a monster than a man in a Goblin suit like we see in Earth-616 and in Spider-Man 1 for example along with most versions of the character in media.
Peter B Parker the Spider-Man who was sucked into Miles universe is from Earth-616 the main comic Universe where everything is alot closer to our universe like brand names for example. In Miles universe there's some weird spelling differences you may notice and the NYPD is called the PDNY (Police Department of New York?) in Miles universe which is pretty interesting it's like our own universe but a little different the adverts, movies, and even car brands reflect this. Peter B Parker is more or less inspired by Earth-616 Peter but we can't say for sure if he's the Earth-616 Peter from the comics or just happened to be called Earth-616 in this film displayed on Kingpins computer.
There not one to one re-creations for example Miles in the comics had no connection to the Multiverse in his origin this all came later once he became Spider-Man. Peter had brown hair not blonde and also died at 16 rather than in his 20s. Miles did become Spider-Man after the death of Peter but the events surrounding his death was different to that seen here. Also Male Doc Ock does exists in the Ultimate Universe so the idea of this Doc Ock in the film is solely created for this movie. Also the Ultimate universe in terms of brands and pop culture is the same as ours so no alternate spellings and there was even a panel where a robber was wearing a Batman mask. So the whole alternate brands, adverts, and spellings was created for this film.
Overall this film is a blast and I'm so glad they went all in on the comic book look and feel. Not a big fan of the trend Dark Knight started with these grounded and "realistic" Superhero films so I love that we've been getting films like this along with stuff like Peacemaker, Suicide Squad etc. Style over being too realistic.
"I think it's a Banksy..."
Vocal cameo by Post Malone, who wrote Sunflower, the song Miles uses to relax...
This is a top tier LoveLaurenn movie reaction. I love how emotionally invested you were with this one, and it was fun seeing all of the comedic moments land with you Before watching your full reaction on Patreon, I had only seen the movie once from start to finish. I had forgotten how good the movie is. It's up there among the best comic book movies ever
if you dont know Gwen Stacy in the original Spiderman comic was Peter Parker's first love interest. She was with him in the field trip when he gets bit by the spider. She thrown off a bridge and tragically died. Peter was able to catch her with his web but she still hit head on the ground.
SpiderGwen is a version of Gwen Stacy that instead of Peter being bit in the field trip she is the one that gets bit and turns into Spiderwoman. In her version of the comic Peter dies and becomes her "Uncle Ben". Her comic became popular very quickly similar to Miles Morales.
35:44 Oh it gets worse! Given how anything from another dimension starts glitching when it gets pulled over what Kingpin plans to do is basically temporarily gets a new wife and son so he can watch them die slowly as their cells disintegrate.
Yeah, Doc Ock know this, and yet she continues to work with Kingpin to find him a new family. She just wants his help to build her collider.
14:20 extreme Simpsons flashback to episode with Bart's cartoon & Stan Lee
21:21 Wow, such a funny and random moment, I sure hope it doesn't create an eldritch being of unspeakable horror
It took home the Oscar for Best Animated Feature!
So glad you enjoyed this film, This could end up being one of the best trilogies of all time up there with Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain America, Eastrail 177, X-Men, and The Dark Knight
. This and it's sequel are amazing so everything's building towards "Beyond the Spider-Verse releasing next year.
PLEASE tell me you caught the final scene with Miguel O'Hara/Spider-Man 2099?
I love this movie so much, the amount of work and care that went into it is awesome.
Maybe the most incredibly animated Kirby Krackle ive ever seen, they nailed it perfectly and it blew my mind right open :D also Steve Ditko was the man who drew Spider-Man.
While it's a great movie, just full stop no qualifiers, it's also an amazing adaptation of the comicbook medium. There's so many flourishes that when you know you know. It made me think of all the horrible animated movies turned kids books that have been published over the years. This movie could be copy and pasted straight into a comic book and would work. More than that it would be a gorgeous and really cool comic.
While I am never interested in litigating who gets create, I will say this is probably more of a Lee Spider-man movie than Ditko. I think the only thing about the movie Ditko might have liked was an unambiguously heroic police officer. Meanwhile this is like the ultimate of the Stan Lee's ethos.
Spider-Man is up there with Superman and Batman for me, so it's amazing to see you reacting to this movie. A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
There are some great moments to look out for on a rewatch. When Miles is stuck to Gwen''s hair and she tells him to relax hits very differently when you realise she's actually telling him HOW to let go. Peter B Parker is my favourite though, the veteran Spiderman who's been doing it so long that when asked for advice on being Spiderman he doesn't go for anything inspirational or encouraging but instead is the voice of long experience, encouraging baby powder in the joints and disinfecting the mask. The little things only someone doing the job a LOOOONG time would think of as being the important stuff lol
21:23 and then it all started
IMO this isn't *a* Spiderman movie, this is *THE* Spiderman movie
I think The Spiderverse is gonna set a platinum standard for superhero trilogies and creative animation.
21:22 ma'am remember that moment! Trust me it's important😂
"Is he eating a hotdog?! He's a pig!" 😂
Point of order: He's a spider who was bitten by a radioactive pig
@@alerner1983 So it's like Charlotte eating Wilbur.
@@oliverbrownlow5615No, Wilber eating Charolette
@@Blue_Ninja_Lover No, because, you see ...
Another amazing reaction!!! And your t shirt is great!!!
If you want to get into Spider-Man comics I highly recommend Ultimate Spider-Man (2000 to 2011) by Brian Michael Bendis. It's a whole new universe starting with Ultimate Spider-Man #1 so they'll zero comics you need to read to get into this universe. A full on re-imagine of Spider-Man but set in the 2000s and structured like a TV series, one of the best things to come out of the Ultimate Universe. It's also just solid throughout maintaining the same tone and depictions of all the characters as Brian Michael Bendis wrote everything so there's no moments where another writer takes over and everything feels off.
I can't stand the rest of the Ultimate universe, but I absolutely love Ultimate Spider-man, I've reread the entire run twice already.
Yes, that is Nic Cage as a SpiderMan Noir, and he nails the performance brilliantly.
Lauren, this movie was such fun to watch with you. A real surprise that hit ALL the marks. Great character development, great story, great dialog. Yes, Nicholas Cage was immediately recognizable. It was fun to see you smile and laugh. Lauren, thus was another great joy to watch with you. Thank you so much for this and ALL that you do. Peace and love. ✌️❤
how was this 2 days ago? this was posted 14 hours ago
@@jocelyneloisepriwono292Patreon perks
@@LINKedup101 oh ok thanks
Hey Laurenn. Awesome movie. Had fun watching it ❤
Lol....Thug Life Lauren...that was great🤣
Your reaction to this masterpiece of a spider man anime movie puts the biggest smile on my face.
My favorite movie of the last 5 years at least ❤ ... Maybe until the sequel, but I gotta watch that one a few more times to place them. Great reaction!
Wondering if the "shoulder touch", replete with awkward sounding "heyyyyy" would work on you Lauren 🥰🤣🤦🏽♂️
You missed the after-credits scene! Almost every superhero movie post-2006 will have one.
Great reaction, to a fantastic film.
You’re awesome 😎
Stay on the SPIDER-MAN films. All incredible, in their on ways.
Great video, keep it up 👍
Did you watch the after scene credits? Good reaction x
Hahahha with the bagel💀
This movie i was so sad i didnt make a point to go see it in theaters. Its AMAZING the visuals are amazing. Watched the new one last week. AWESONE WATCH ON THE BIG SCREEN ❤❤❤
Just think about it. During the fight in Aunt May's house prowler was only interested in the chip and wanted Miles to give it to him, even said "don't be a stupid kid" implying "don't make me have to hurt you". Maybe deep down he never wanted to hurt a child and thought that when he gets the chip, Kingpin might forget the kid.
7:38 Gwen is telling him to calm down, because hse knows how the power works.
I recommend you to see the 2nd movie that is now in cinema, it's worth it
"Dip my toe, not a full swam dive."
- Laurenn
"That's all it is, Miles. A leap of faith."
- Peter B. Parker
Many viewers recognize Nicolas Cage's voice, but how many catch Lily Tomlin as Badass Aunt May? (To be fair, I watched this _multiple_ times before catching that Spider-Ham is a spider who was bitten by a radioactive pig and not the other way around. So much happening all at once!)
I caught it. Aunt May even looks like Lily Tomlin to me.
Loved your reaction!! I’m sure you’ll love the sequel to this movie ^^
I love this film & I'm really looking forward to seeing the second & third films.
You have been reacting to some of the most awesome movies. Keep up the good work.
Great reaction! Thanks for sharing
that bagel will prove far more important than you can imagine.
Love Laurenn sorry for talking weird in your live chat it was my first time being on a live chat but there are dc animated movies some might good or bad but they are fun to watch
My girl Lauren is back!!!😍
*Please remember when watching Marvel films, to wait for the credit scene. People end up missing a decent part of the movie.
I love how the Green Goblin in this universe is basically Fin Fang Foom. That’s kind of a deep cut for Marvel villains.
bagel effect
I love that you went into this without much knowledge of the Marvel comics history, not a lot of people were terribly surprised by Spider-Gwen which means you had twice the surprise reveals. Also, as far as Spider-Ham goes, lots of people thought he was made up for this movie, like Penni Parker was (I think). This is owing to the fact that Spider-Ham had a comic book of his own. I'm pretty sure it didn't even make it to 10 books, but it was out there. He kicked things off in a team up with Captain Ameri-Cat to take down the Incredible Hulk-Bunny! 😆
Just to clarify Peni Parker and SP//Dr were not made for this movie they were made in 2014 by writer Gerard Way(MCR lead singer and creator of the umbrella academy) and artist Jake Wyatt
@@NationalRunescape My bad. Is Gerard and Jake's work an actual anime or manga or ???
@@Sabrecho comic. You can find her first appearance in the 2014 edition of edge of spider-verse #5
Jus in case you go further into the Marvel world, it's best to split into 2, You have the MCU which should be done in release order, because the story all kind of travels in a direction, interconnects & during/after the credits you have clues, teasers, not spoilers. Then you have everything else, the Sony movies (Spiderman), The Fox movies (X-men & Fantastic Four), the Netflix series Daredevil, Jessica Jones etc... plus more. Both are sizeable pieces of content, most of it good, some of it great, with the odd how did that slip through. Personally I love DC, Marvel & the indie stuff, but take each franchise/movie on it's individual merits, they all have something to appreciate, thanks for this reaction, and yes fun sport in Marvel, where's Stan lol!!!
Glad to see your watching this film, it's a fun little marvel movie that doesn't go in to all of the MCU , so it's a fun pick....also interesting pick for this week for you, about a hero getting powers trough an arachnid bite😅😅😅
I have completely lost track of Spider-Movies. X-Men was always more my thing, new subscriber and just showing the support 💙
It's not that complicated.
Toby Maguire has 3
Andrew Garfield has 2
Tom Holland has 3 but they're interwoven into the MCU.
Into The Spiderverse Has 2 movies.
21:27 yeaaahhhhh the bagal 😬😬
One of my favorite reactions to spiderverse! Great work. Hope u react to more Marvel stuff. Keep up the great work, u just earned a new subscriber :)
Probably the best Spidey movie, in my humble.
And the sequel has set up a near-perfect trilogy.
As amazing as that last sequence was, it was a legit extinction level event going on
Yes!
Smile movie ❤
I can no longer watch these without Chicken Nuggets and chocolate milk
Hi Lauren hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
Hey Lauren. Nice reaction ❤ hope you are fine 😊
Loved your shirt
21:21
I spot another origin story. .
Lol
You should check out the post credit scene if you didn’t see it
@37:55 that hotdog in his universe is made with human meat. Not pork like ours.
21:21 Aw man! What a waste of a bagel! I’m sure it probably would’ve hit the Spot
😂😂😂💀💀💀
Ikr 😂
My favourite Spiderman film of all!
Into the Spider-Verse innovated animation, and the sequel goes on to blow it out of the water.
I kinda wonder why gwen is the only one who not only got put into a different universe but always a different time (1 week in the past) howf she get permission to go to that version of that school in that universe an why an how did she get a job at that lab where the collider was made? Especially at her age. 🤔
Spider-Man Noir was my favorite of the Spideman I think, played by none other than Nick Cage!!!!
We never get to see his face.. Kinda want to
When you get a chance to go online streaming and check out Spider-Man across the spider-verse!
You said it. It's the best comic book I've ever watched.
I really loved Peter B Parker an older Spiderman who done the job so much he's over everything I enjoyed that
Homer Simpson predicted the spider pig thing🤯. Seriously, who would have guessed back then.
Lauren you're back I missed you already a week where have you been❤ I love your reaction to spider man In the spider verse And My favorite part is miles's dad you gotta say I love you back😂😂I just saw spider man across the spider verse in theaters on Sunday! Is this like your start of watching Marvel on your channel cause I know that you're a DC fan Me Too! I also like Marvel.
I'm just so happy your back my friend🥰🥰🥰
wanna know how good across the spider verse is? there's a scene in it, (no spoilers), that is a literal scene from man of steel. and that finaly gave me the answer as to why i could never get into the characters and the writting of the snyderverse movies.
to me, just that scene alone not only proved to me, why MoS didnt work, it actually gave me the explanation as to why it didnt. why i always felt like in MoS that question is a setback that fundamentaly changed Clark into a worse character. while in spiderverse, its used to make Miles a better super hero.
its insane to me, as the more i watch that scene, the more details i can grasp from it, as to why it worked there(but didnt in MoS).
and that's just 1 scene from a 2.5 hours movie.
I love this movie so much!
Lauren dipping her toes into Marvel!!! Lets goooooooooo!!! A great pick too!!! If you loved this one then you definitely need to react to the sequel.
Don't forget to watch the end credits of this movie. It's worth watching
Hey Laurenn, you should watch M. Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable, Split and Glass.
Arguably the best Spider-Man movie ever! (Haven't seen the new one yet)
can we say this is the start of your marvel journey perhaps? 😄
Watch the movie Mulholland Drive it's a great movie. :)
Pro tip about the spiderman movies. Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and the spiderverse movies can be done on their own. I would suggest doing Andrew Garfield's movies before doing across the spiderverse just because across the spiderverse touches on a moment from the Garfield movies and having that context enhances the experience. Now for Tom Holland. You probably are aware of this but Tom Holland's movies are in the mcu. That means you have to take the swan dive before you can do his movies.
Oh my goodness, this movie is INCREDIBLE.
Just wait until you see ACROSS The Spider Verse
* hand on shoulder *
HEY 😎
Thanks Lauren, trouble is there isn't a lot of "dipping" that's possible - the MCU is so integrated. These movies, yes. Deadpool, yes. The first couple of Guardians of the Galaxy. Werewolf by Night.
But that's about it.
Welcome to the Spider-Verse.
Love this movie, can't wait to see the sequel. ♥️💙 ❤️🖤👍
You missed the after credit scene
Miles is awesome