I did not even expect a graphic novel movie. Yep. That's right. I know nothing about the Marvel universe. Guilty as charged. But, this turns out to be a very exciting movie. I like the story, the style and the score. Most traces of Spiderman's philosophical core (great power vs. great responsibility) are gone but like Spiderman the movie doesn't take itself too serious without being totally infantile. Is it made for kids? Yes, kinda but graphics style is mature enough, so that adults can enjoy virtually all scenes. It's maybe twenty minutes too long though.
top tier animation cool stories nice rythme just some soundtrack that didn't click with me
A new, interesting approach not only from the story's side, but also from the way of creating the animation. A great combination of modern animation with comic book inclusions.
Thoroughly entertaining film, uniquely presented, with stunning visuals.
Though the film is fun with a lot of heart, I wouldn’t call it the best Spider-Man film at all. Which gets thrown around a lot. King Pin is too damn big and there’s not enough of the Green Goblin.
I also always honestly have to remind myself the movie exists. So it didn’t leave the huge impression on me that it did on everyone else. Despite it being quite clever and entertaining.
I actually found the multiverse story more memorable in the Ultimate Spider-Man animated series.
This was unexpectedly great! Loved the comedy scriptwriting and the animation’s creative and mad gorgeous.
BEAUTIFUL ANIMATION, however it is a little overwhelming. I think this kind of animation style would work better in a comic book. There's just so many details and so many things going on at the same time, it's hard to keep up and gave me a little headache. SUPER PRETTY though, and would recommend. The story is also very cool, I liked the different take on the normal Spider-Man story.
The Good: Excellent voice cast, gripping plot, amazing animation, a touching cameo and tribute to Stan Lee, a fun post-credits scene, awesome action sequences, low profanity count...what's not to like?
The Bad: Well, two things: The violence was a bit brutal for a "PG"; I haven't seen a film with that rating that had such intense action since Prince Caspian or the first Percy Jackson flick. My biggest complaint, however, was with the soundtrack; this flick had some of the worst tunes I've ever heard, especially the one at the start of the closing credits. I still enjoyed it; however, better music choices would have made it even more of a blast.
Feels so fresh (considering i'm not into Marvel movies).
Bold storytelling with striking animation for a purely enjoyable adventure with heart, humor and a killer soundtrack.
Despite the fact I'm not really into superhero films, I absolutely loved this film. It was great to see the various takes on the Spider-Man character, with much visual flair.
Film straordinario, nulla da dire. Un Peter Parker sensazionale ( GRANDE NICK) e Miles quando prende il costume.... I brividi !
Pretty good movie with some decent comedy at times. Wasn't a fan of how Miles skipped his training arc via a talk with his father. Was a fan of the authentic and seemingly realistic voice acting by some of the main cast, like Aaron.
Ready to see the next
Flashy visuals with some terrific work on the animation, dashed with a right amount of tasteful comedy, poking fun of previous Spider-Man iterations and common superhero tropes in general without dragging it down. The first half of the film has the story going well with coming-of-age drama and superhero team up; but the second half kind of resolved the conflict very quickly and just get done with it - including the film version of "who murdered the Uncle Ben" - which made the pace kinda abrupt and downplayed the tension, but still somehow worked. It's not the best story out there but still manages to give short bursts of emotional touch in-between the visuals and the multiverse concept. Certainly it did much better than Far Away From Home.
68 | The visuals and music are so perfect for the story and the characters introduced. No wonder Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse is loved by everybody, especially comic fans. Honestly, this film has an okay main story, it felt great just because of how many characters were involved who could make us hype to watch. It also had generic animation story diseases which are ignored physics and bland extra characters. Anyways, this film is the first one that successfully brought comic visuals into a moving picture. It better be more animation like this with a way better story.
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Rating: 67.7
Plot
25%: 2
50%: 2
75%: 1.8
100%: 2
Favorite Characters
it was a good cool movie. didn't understand what the hype was actually! but i do want a black Spider-Man of course. it gotta happen!!
Takes the Spiderman overkill over the past years and uses that to its advantage. And, not only that, it seems this great movie probably never would have come about without the overkill. Unexpectedly smart, emotional, humorous and creative.
Into the Spider-Verse does have some amazing animation but the out-of-focus effects were distracting. I also felt, aside from Uncle Aaron, that the villains were weak. I did appreciate the humor, the other spider heroes, and the comic book text.
Excellent entertainment, clever direction, references and humor, but fairly conventional emotions and storyline.
The energy of the film is very youthful and sometimes lacks a bit of restraint, especially in the action scenes which are sometimes a bit psychedelic and suddenly lose clarity.
Nevertheless it is clearly an audacious animated film well above average, we feel that there is passion behind it.
It's a solid 7,5/10 but not an 8 for me.
Heartfelt, quality production with a decent enough script and story that allow the characters to grow without undercutting all the emotion with comedy like MCU. Neat style and character relationships, but pretty forgettable otherwise.
I agree with those who say how good it is and that it is one of the best spider-man movies.
Good for what it is - but it's still just an animated movie.
7.25/10
I can see why this is highly regarded, especially if you have a connection as a comic reader. Alas, I do not, but I still had a good time watching this.
It was cool seeing every department of the story come together, while the animation is definitely one of its big plus points - I enjoyed seeing it. The voice cast all do respectable jobs too. I have no issues with this film, to be honest. I just guess there isn't anything I love about it either.
Shameik Moore is good in the lead, while Jake Johnson supports competently in his role. Hailee Steinfeld, Nicolas Cage and Kathryn Hahn, as well as a few others, stick out too. Away from the already mentioned, I also like the music - having already known about "Sunflower".
Evidently it didn't connect to me, someone who has zero attachment to the source material, massively. That doesn't, though, change the fact that I did find enjoyment with 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' and I would certainly recommend it.
The art was great in this and the story line was good.
Might be worth re-watching someday but probably not more than once.
"Hey..."
I'm honestly astonished how much I liked this, because before I couldn't be bothered with yet another incarnation of Spider-Man.
Despite a cliched narrative towards the end with "everyone doubts the main hero and he needs to prove himself", type of trope, and inappropriate song choices during dramatic moments - yet that didn't bog down the experience for me.
Still, I wished this movie came out during my childhood when Spider-Man was my bible, as I would've died and gone to heaven from the feeling of glee.
I think the message that anyone can be Spider-Man, no matter your race, gender and sexuality is powerful and empowering.
Some of the best animation I've seen in awhile. Refreshing to find little details that people may not pick up on. It's so creative and visually wonderful, it pops out of the screen. The action scenes are exciting and the comedy was generally funny. Every character is handed with care and it's clear that the creators understand the different incarnations of Spider-Man.
It's tragic seeing mass audiences overlooking this germ - 2018 is the year of the spider.
I appreciate the originality of the animation tho, it's so cool! I feel like I'm watching a comic in a cinema (IMO). But too many characters, I'm having a hard time to understand it.
I don't know. Not that pretty. Not that funny. Not that good. It looks, sounds and works exactly like an only for children disney channel movie.
Mid-2000s animation with an early 90s filter. It's nothing like the comic artstyle except for some text boxes and panel references.
Lame jokes.
Radioactive spider randomly in the sewers as Miles' origin.
Peter's origin was that he was bit in the room they were experimenting on radioactive spiders. This origin was even in the movies. Why? Because it made more sense than a radioactive spider randomly in the sewers.
His first super power is that it makes him hit puberty and grow taller one day later. Stupid.
Shit death for Peter. He didn't even stop the machine, it was Goblin who dragged him into it. Stupid.
Unlikeable protagonist in Miles, who wins after 2 days being Spider-Man. Stupid.
Unlikeable stupid older Peter character.
Stupid spider-gwen introduction with nonsensical throw away time travel.
Annoying boring alternate versions of Spider-Man.
Music is nothing special.
It's a usual generic disney animated movie that is just above average.
Was a good a movie and worth watching but I think it's overrated by comic lovers under the influence of nostalgia
Nothing against the revamped graphics, but let's face it, it's the same old stuff they've been feeding us for generations. Despite the commendable creative and productive effort into replicating the distinctive style of comic books through a unique amalgamation of techniques, the film is continuously brought down by the lazy writing tropes of average superhero flicks and antiquated coming-of-age drama narratives. The humor, for the most part, falls flat, while the character relationships barely scratch the surface. Overall, it’s a passable film, especially for a younger audience. Perfect for those who want to see their beloved heroes faithfully transposed on screen for the umpteenth time and point at every easter egg.
Wildly overrated but still enjoyable even as a person who immensely dislikes superhero films. Not really keen for a rewatch any time soon, if ever.
Screenplay is too generic. Same old things and predictable. Our hero doesn't have confidence. Suddenly he become super duper and saves the day. People shouldn't give good ratings just because of the love of the characters. Story must be good and fresh.
Sony launches another Spider-Man franchise with Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, a fun, though bizarre, animated film. When the nefarious crime lord Kingpin opens up a dimensional portal he accidentally transports several spider superheroes from alternative universes who then team-up to defeat him. Unfortunately the animation style is incredibly poor; having a rotoscope type feel that often seems out of focus with a mesh filter (likely meant to resemble a newspaper comic-strip). Also, the multiple Spider characters kind of diminish the value and importance of Spider-Man. Still, it’s interesting to see alternate universe versions of Spider-Man, and the action is pretty exciting. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is entertaining, but it’s also a real mess that’s constantly getting in its own way.
mediocre. Best spidey shows is still the one from the 90s. there are madame Webb and multiple spider-mans too. plus the look is odd here.
Peter Porker for the win
I'm probably the only one with a low rating for this film, but it just didn't do it for me. Not to complain about the graphics or music or so, but the story was just nowhere near as good and the jokes were not funny.
average film , only decent spiderman was sam raimi version
meh ... REALLY boring. looked like a bad anime import from Japan with all the usual abstract flashing, quickly moving shapes. it's meant to be more of a political statement than quality movie.
It's an explosion of creativity and art. I've never seen something like this. If you pause the video you have the sensation of seen a comic book page. I would like to pause every scene to contemplate the artwork. They should print the movie in a comic book format. Awesome story, music and visuals.
This movie is great. The voice acting is excellent, the plot is just fine, and the animation is out of this world. It's definitely this movie's biggest strength.
What hurt the movie the most was its "trendy" soundtrack, or rather, when it was being played. Whenever the movie tried to make us care about whatever was happening by playing some emotional "trendy" music, my mind'd go "Yeah, that seems forced."
All that said, Spider-Man Into The Spider-Verse is the most unique super-hero movie I've ever seen and that's mostly thanks to its incredible stylized "comic-like" animation.
It this the perfect spider-man movie?Yes it is
Watched for the first time since watching "Across" and noticed that spider 42 "glitched." Nice little detail foreshadowing a major plot point in the sequel. Gonna have to keep my eyes open for more.
Although I don't like the character of Miles Morales as a Spider-Man but this movie is pure genius. As a comic book fan, I was very pleased to see many universes together (multi verse) at the same time. The first MCU movie I've enjoyed in a long time. I'm angry at myself for watching this great movie so late, and at Marvel for making the universe so disgraceful and monotonous.
I really enjoyed this new fresh Spider-Man. I hope that they make a lot more movies with Miles. sign some of the other characters that was introduced in this one. I think the did a very good job with this moving and it deserves to continue on
The commercials ruined it for me - I spent an hour waiting for the Spider-pig to show up rather than paying attention to what was going on.
ce film d'animation est vraiment bien construit ! le scenario est bien ficellé et je conseille particulièrement aux cinéphiles avertis de ne pas louper ce petit chef d'oeuvre et de surtout le visionné en VOSF !
Loved it !! It's like I am reading a comic book but in a movie :D Besides that Animation and Visuals are Amazing.
THERE. I watched it.
You nerds can leave me alone now.
Almost perfect. the japanese spider (girl) was ok but the cartoon pig thingy ruined it for me.
absolutely brilliantly done,from start to finish is priceless
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An amazing animated movie about one of the most beloved superheroes in it. The animation is gorgeous and the multiple Spider-Men in this movie all feel distinct and different from each other.