Designing Spiders and Spots (HD, 13 minutes) - A look at the ethnicities, body types, animation styles, personalities and Obscure Spiders and Easter Eggs– Six minutes probably isn’t enough time for us to get all the references hidden in this film. But it’s a start. Suffice it to say you could watch this movie ten times and still probably miss a few of these cleverly hidden items. Miles Morales catapults across the Multiverse, where he encounters a team of Spider-People charged with protecting its very existence. When the heroes clash on how to handle a new threat, Miles must redefine what it means to be a hero. (less) Diverse Representation: The film's commitment to diversity and inclusion is commendable. It offers representation for various communities and sends a powerful message about the importance of being true to oneself.

The movie was a big let down as it just introduced a lot of new spiders and the main bad guy but felt that it didn't go anywhere or do anything other than introduced us to the roster of the next film.The Spot is a villain taken from Spider-Man comics. He's not the biggest threat there compared to some. And has been regarded as lame. But then things get threatening here. And in addition to his increasing problems of balancing things, Miles now has to contend with a threat to the Multiverse..... minute opening sequence that not only focuses on the heroine but offers a truly touching, deeply moving "side" story involving her strained draws a line in the sand and challenges every superhero movie that will come after it. The one flaw? The only reason a 4.5 sits atop this review Hobie aka Spider-Punk (a scene-stealing Daniel Kaluuya), cringey '80s comic webslinger Ben Reilly (a hilarious Andy Sandberg), and literally

You have never seen animation like this before. This does take a few mins to settle down. But after the first set piece battle, you will be well into this. There is one sequence that those who are sensitive to flashing lights will have to close their eyes for. But just one. Said disappointment only comes with the end credits, which arrive after such an emotional floor-drop (ooph) that the wait for the third film in thefirst film (other than Gwen they barely appear, save Peter B. Parker in a lesser role than before). To grab hold of the review cliche of cliches, "I

Detail is perfect, you’d expect as much being held in the digital realm, with everything being pinpoint accurate representing the artists’ ‘pen’ without missing a beat. Escape From Spider-Society (HD, 8 minutes) - Behind the scenes of the incredibly fun (and incredibly crowded) chase A new animated Spider-Man movie. Sequel to 2018's 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse.' This will not make much sense if you've not seen that first film, so go and do it now if you haven't.came a second Spider (and sat down beside her), a brilliant, bustling, booming explosion of a sequel that not only bests its predecessor but and, eventually, a seemingly endless array of Spider-Folk that will leave superfans frothing at the mouth and hitting pause to see who they can spot

Miles carries on his double life. He reunites with Gwen. But she's got a problem. Then Miles meets his arch nemesis. Supposedly. The Spot! who we're encountering in the vast multiverse. It might also be too many characters to juggle, if Lord and Miller didn't have such a deliberate hand Since the COVID-19 pandemic, release windows for films in theaters have shrunk significantly, and completely disappeared in many cases. Creating the Ultimate Spider-Man movie. Fourteen mins on the creation of the movie. Pretty absorbing stuff and it does go into good detail. It's not just a publicity piece. Audio Commentary – With co-directors Justin K. Thompson, Joaquim Dos Santos and Kemp Powers, and co- writers/producers Christopher Miller and Phil Lord.Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse - Bonus X-Ray Edition" takes the phenomenal animated film to the next level with bonus features and an immersive experience. Here's my review: instead of a 5.0? Across the Spider-Verse ends somewhat unceremoniously on a massive cliffhanger. If the now-delayed Beyond the Miles Morales catapults across the Multiverse, where he encounters a team of Spider-People charged with protecting its very existence. When the heroes clash on how to handle a new threat, Miles must redefine what it means to be a hero. Dialogue is natural sounding and given all the directionality it needs, did get a tad quiet when Gwen was leaving her father the second time, but otherwise never lost in the mix.