Come anticipate animated Miles Morales in SPIDER-MAN: INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE with me

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— Ooooo—Scaddy Font. (@scaryfont) November 1, 2019

Watched this twice on Blu-Ray over the holidays. Still so so great.
I got the special edition which includes a 3D BluRay. Since my TV supports it, I might finally get 3D glasses just for this. Even the regular version looks like a 3D thing.

Gear up...

Miles Morales’ story and the #SpiderVerse web expands. Take a first look at Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Part One). Exclusively in movie theaters October 2022. pic.twitter.com/EvnFkTruBg

— Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse (Part One) (@SpiderVerse) December 5, 2021

suh kyut

the full anime

ooo babey

So, so excited to share the new full trailer for Spider-Man: Across the #SpiderVerse - coming to theaters June 2023! pic.twitter.com/ak8Z1gAiZ8

— Christopher Miller (@chrizmillr) December 13, 2022

Cool, but it's mainly clips from the first film!

Uh, no it's not? Either way, looks great!

many intriguing-looking spider-people in there

i guess spider man has a citadel of ricks now

Going for a straight embed here to avoid the Twitter factor

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqGjhVJWtEg

I feel like at least half of that is indeed from the first film, unless they are completely repeating the same beats in the new one

Yeah I admit “mainly” was an overstatement, but you see less of the new movie than you usually do with a teaser, let alone a trailer (conversation btw Miles and his mom aside)

Lookin' good!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shW9i6k8cB0

yooooooooooo

so should I just send them my money now or ... ?

Wouldn't hurt

Trailer breakdown for YOU NERDS oh wait

https://gizmodo.com/spider-man-across-the-spider-verse-trailer-breakdown-1850300269

God that trailer's tasty.

I just hope it has the same glee to it the first one did, not sure how I feel about so much teenage angst

...it's Spider-Man!

I mean the trailer ends on a joke about how everyone knows he's dealing with trauma.

Wow..just incredible leap forward

zero percent chance i ever remember which movie is Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and which is Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

Yeah it’s like they looked at the three MCU Spidey titles and said the proverbial “hold my beer…”

oh yeah "No Way Home" vs "Far From Home" may be worse

is there some significance to the three movies having the word 'Home', like names of storylines from the comics? baffled why they would title three movies so similarly. and yes, the animated ones are no better

Anyway having just seen Across, absolutely fucking ruled, no notes, see it immediately.

Hells yea. Every little detail was wonderful

Important note for those so inclined: no after-end-credits sequence, but do stay through the initial credits for the impressionistic bit, it's quite good.

Every little detail was wonderful

I am just amazed at the perfect simplicity of the bagel joke in the first one essentially making everything else happen -- that's butterfly theory for you.

is there some significance to the three movies having the word 'Home', like names of storylines from the comics?

Not that I’m aware of… it’s baffling to me as well.

My son is watching it w his brother and a couple of friends today.. v jealous (I have to work)

We still talk about the "BAGEL!" moment

Watched the first one again with my daughters the other day - they still tear up when Miles' uncle dies. For all that it's sensationally designed and hilarious, has an underappreciated emotional heft imo.

Oh boy does that play out here too.

tbh I wish every remaining Marvel film would take a few notes

also I want a book of the art of this movie.

I thought it was weird that Miles' uncle kept calling himself "Biff" in the last act.

This was absolutely glorious to experience in a theater full of people who were too young to experience The Empire Strikes Back in first run

That's a damn good comparison! (When I saw it the other night there were a few teens down the row and they were definitely going through things at the end a bit.)

soooooooo good
seriously i can feel like i'm watching groundreaking animation history in real-time during these films

loved every frame of this, what an incredible, joyous extension of the events, themes and visuals of the first movie

the opening 10 mins or so on gwen’s earth are just astonishingly beautiful

I was confused about something (spoilers?) .....

So Miles lives in a world where there already is a Spider-man, but then he gets bit by a *different* radioactive spider that's been wandering around? Where did the other spider come from? Nbd, I loved this, just was a bit confused.

― Josh in Chicago, Sunday, 16 December 2018 17:03 (four years ago) bookmarkflaglink

so the scene where gwen (and invisible miles) investigate the spot’s crime scene using only the word ‘shoot’ was def a reference to the scene in the wire where the bunk (and visible mcnutty) investigate a crime scene using only the word ‘fuck’, right?

a few more thoughts:

loved the spider-man 2099 flashbacks being in rick leonardi-vision

‘we call these events ASM-90s’ in reference to police captain deaths was my favourite of the many blink-and-you’ll-miss-‘em spidey nerd drops

ben reilly had me howling every time he showed up, absolutely perfect

DJP great call on the Empire allusion - that fits perfectly.

Even though there was a ton of exposition, they packaged it in an organic way that felt like fluid storytelling.

So much so that when Miles finds out he's in the wrong universe, you and Miles make the realization at the same time, but also recall the reason WHY it happened at the same time. Brief Chekhov's gun that worked exactly like it was supposed to but Miles, the other Soidermen, and the audience momentarily forget he got hit by a spider from Earth-42 so the machine was always going to send him to THAT universe

is there some significance to the three movies having the word 'Home', like names of storylines from the comics?

I think it comes down to the fact that Spider-Man was coming “home” by being incorporated into the MCU and made by Disney/Marvel’s studio, rather than a separate company. That would help explain why the first MCU-affiliated movie was subtitled “Homecoming”

Similar to Disney/Marvel getting the rights back to the FF and X-Men.

i’ll be honest i saw the story beat in neando’s spoiler tags coming as soon as miles decided on his course of action but it didn’t lessen the suspense of exactly how it was going to play out

and it was not a disappointment

Yea tbh I don't think it would have been for me either.

It's so character driven that the moments and interactions between everyone matter more than plot devices but the storytelling is game enough that that stuff works too.