I Wanted To See The HYPE With *SPIDER-MAN: INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE*

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"they should make a TMNT movie with this type of animation" aged beautifully

"Sometimes I let matches burn down to my fingertips just to feel something, anything." That line had me dead when I first watched this😂😂😂

The post credit scene was apparently described by the director as: "The most expensive shitpost ever" And it was worth every penny !

9:10 The reason why nobody hates Miles's Spider-Man it's because he's an original character. He's NOT peter parker with race swap. Miles has his own personality and he earned the mantle of being spidey.

Aunt May: "You look tired Peter." Peter B: "It's because I am tired." That's such an underrated line with so much meaning to it. Everytime I hear it I tear up. Bro has been doing his job for 22-23 YEARS and has lost almost EVERYTHING...yet he still keeps being Spiderman.

That line Spider-Ham says, "The hardest thing about this job is... you can't always save everybody." Really chokes me up, even to this day. In every single superhero story, someone important to them that they couldn't save (like Uncle Ben, or Gwen Stacy in the spider-Man comics,) is a traumatizing memory that stays with them the most, their driving force to do their very best and try not to let anyone else die. But it's an impossible task, the cruel reality, and a rather mature theme that I'm glad they touched on.

The What's Up Danger sequence still chokes me up to this day

That scene after Prowler dies, when Miles is tied to the chair, and has no choice but to listen to his dad's speech...maaaan it gets me EVERY TIME!! I'm not close to my own father, so scenes like that...just hit different

This was the first Marvel movie to be released after Stan Lee's death (about a month later). When Stan says "I'm going to miss him," it just hits you right in the gut.

31:12 That’s because the animators actually accounted for Miles’ hair being under the mask. Since his hair is thick, the mask doesn’t flatten it to his head as much as it does Peter. A cool detail they could’ve easily left out and no one would notice, but makes it all the better since they didn’t

One detail I love about this film that doesn't really get highlighted is Kingpin's design. Most versions of him wear the all white suit, it's his iconic look. Instead, he's here sporting the simple black suit. It's the first clue we have towards his motivation. He's in black because he's mourning. It's not something really put out there to think about, but if you know the character it's all you need to know who he is in this

You can tell that Peter B. Parker has just lost so much in life. He’s carried the weight of all that loss for so long that he’s exhausted and doesn’t want to be Spider-Man any more. But he doesn’t know how to move on from it.

The Spider-Gwen backstory always hits me hard. In her universe, she got bitten instead of Peter. Peter became that universe's Lizard. She ended up killing him (and not knowing it was him until after, if memory serves me right). That's why she doesn't do friends.

The soundtrack has to be one of the best in any movie ever, their originals and the prowlers theme just match the already top of the line animated visuals..

In the theater when Olivia hit us with "And I can't wait to watch" I was immediately simping lol

This is hands down the best Spider-Man movie ever made. It might even be the best Superhero movie. It's shockingly original, but also shockingly faithful to the source material. A few years before the MCU even attempted it, but far more elegantly, it explored some really tough to explain ideas about the multiverse, but put characterization and good storytelling at the front of things in every case. It's animated, but uses animation in a way never done before--in a way that embraces the visuals of comic books but expands on them too. It's, no BS, a Masterpiece.

One thing you can appreciate with Spider-Man is that anyone can wear the mask, that was the intention that Stan Lee had so people who actually care about spider-man know that their are all kinds characters from different ethnic backgrounds and cultures who wear the mask in different universes.

Fun fact: the way this movie is animated is in a way that, no matter what frame you pause on, it will always be a perfect image. All "motion blur" is actually hand crafted frames using old comic/manga techniques to portray motion. It's a VERY unique way of animating and I hope its copied in other films!

I'm glad I got to see you get blown away by this movie. No one ever expects it to be THAT good. Halfway through my first watch, I realized this movie was made by people who loved comic books in general and spider-man in particular. You can feel the care they took when making this to get it right.