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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse RT+Review Thread (Only 98% Fresh. Spiderslayers at the Ready)
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How older is Milles in this? I dropped the comics after the Doctor Doom/Hydra thing.For anyone interested in a new jump on point for Miles in the comics.
Mile's new book will be releases in two weeks (Dec 12).
The team behind it is
Saladin Ahmed
Javier Garrón
David Curiel
This looks amazing, I have free passes for this Saturday, but I am unfortunately working an evening shift and won't be able to attend, will catch it on release though.
I'm just glad Bendis has nothing to do with current Miles Morales or this incarnation. Hype for the movie either way.
From what I understand, Bendis had an advisory/feedback role in the film from early on, though he didn't have any part in producing or creating it.
The one review I was looking out for. Really pumped for this movie.
He's 17 at this point.
Probably 17 now If I had to guess unless the new book skips him ahead.
Thanks guys. Looking forward to it. Just hoping they won't do what they did with Peter when he was around the same age in the Ultimate run lol
Nah. No one voting for best animated watches the movies. They abstain or vote something Disney, then focus on the "real" movies.
Whoa, that casting! I can definitely see Holland as a young Drake based on Uncharted 4.
God Butcher would be pretty violent for an animated movie.
I think so.
At least put the RT link in the OP. That's like the bare minimum for an RT review thread....
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/spider_man_into_the_spider_verse
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/spider_man_into_the_spider_verse
Yes. Yes it would.
A story like that would be a pretty solid example of why blockbuster animated films don't need to just be for kids & families.
Yep. Ultimate pipe dream. :(
It's too dark of a story for the MCU too, methinks. Best case scenario is if Marvel somehow revives their direct-to-video/streaming animated movies and they are somehow good and adapt God Butcher/God Bomb.
Or maybe it's a legendary story destined to belong only to the comics.
I bet it will get adapted at some point. They'll just tone everything done.
Lego Batman didn't even get nominated despite it being among the best animated films of last year (Ferdinand and Boss Baby got nominations instead somehow). Never underestimate the academy's ability to be dumb.
If they ignore a 100% rated film, or even a 95% rated one though...
It's honestly not helped that the Academy went on to change the criteria to nominate an animated film wherein they can just choose whichever one.
I'm much more excited about this film as an animated feature than a comic book adapation.
Live action is such a poor means of translating comic book superhero stories because everyone looks ridiculous and the clash of real and CGI is obvious and every film is practically Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
In an all-CGI film a stylized presentation eliminates the goofy look, allowing us to take things more seriously, and everything looks cohesive. We stop recognizing things as "not looking real" because we're already aware that nothing in screen is real.
Spider-Verse also is the first Marvel animation that doesn't look like total dogshit, IMO.
Live action is such a poor means of translating comic book superhero stories because everyone looks ridiculous and the clash of real and CGI is obvious and every film is practically Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
In an all-CGI film a stylized presentation eliminates the goofy look, allowing us to take things more seriously, and everything looks cohesive. We stop recognizing things as "not looking real" because we're already aware that nothing in screen is real.
Spider-Verse also is the first Marvel animation that doesn't look like total dogshit, IMO.
I think if Holland got the Prince of Persia treatment he could definitely look and act the part, but I think he's a bit too scrawny for Drake as is. Perfect as a lanky Spider-Man, though!
I think we can agree that it was a shit year for Western animation.
I was pretty disappointed by LEGO Batman despite really liking Lego Movie. It was just everything that people who hate cartoons think cartoons are. Loud, spasmodic, annoying.
The premise is "what if all these different spider-persons, who exist in their own seperate continuities in seperate dimensions, were brought together to take on a common enemy?"
So you have your Peter Parker, Miles Morales, your Spider-Gwen, Spider-Ham, etc.
But IIRC, there's multiple Peter Parkers, right? Cuz I think they confirmed the version from the new PS4 game makes a cameo and he's a PP.
Multiverse based story seperate from the MCU but... theoretically connected, just not officially in any capacity.
We know that the live action Venom-verse is connected to this films fiction
Sony kinda considers all of their stuff a part of the Tom Holland MCU films but not the MCU as a whole. Marvel considers them not connected at all.
Not canonically related
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I'd say maybe at the Annie's, but for both the Academy Awards and the Golden Globes I'm still kind of expecting Incredibles 2 to be the front runner.
The movie needed to be what it was after decades of dark and serious Batman. It's arguable one of the better takes on the character. It's impossible to think any hardcore Batman fan not liking it.
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Really good tomato meter but the big trades have considerably lower scores than the smaller site and sites like verge or ign.