Spider-Man Across The Spider-Verse Review
- Language: English
- Available on: Theatrical Release
- Runtime: 146 Minutes
- IMDB Rating: 9.1/10
The Storyline of the movie Spider-Man Across The Spider-Verse:
Basically, the story of Across The Spider-Verse is the same as
we have seen in trailers, Miles Morales is trying to live his superhero and normal life.
That's when Gwen Stacy enters his life and takes him on a multiversal adventure.
Where Miguel O'Hara has already gathered a team of many Spider-People.
You will get to know why and how he has done it after watching
the movie.
But suddenly, a sort of rivalry starts between Miles and Miguel.
You will get to know the reason behind it after watching the
movie.
But they have tried to give a logical reason behind it.
And it kind of makes sense.
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When that thing is explained to you in the movie, you get confused
for a moment that it is true.
But what is the purpose behind Spider-Man?
Because if you pick up Spider-Man's comic book, the biggest lesson
behind it is that
with great powers comes great responsibility and the movie is
a huge question mark on it.
And this is the best part of it.
Now, those who have seen the movie will understand what I am
talking about.
Into The Spider-Verse was a very underrated movie in its time.
And many people didn't watch it.
But I liked it more than Across The Spider-Verse.
The Animation of Spider-Man Across The Spider-Verse:
First of all, we will talk about its animation.
As I had said earlier that after watching its trailers, it is clear that
multiple animation styles have been used in it.
Because we are seeing different universes of the multiverse in
it.
And every universe has a different animation style.
For example, Gwen Stacy's universe has a completely different
animation style.
And it looks absolutely beautiful.
The colors used in it seem like watercolors.
And each color is used to signify emotion.
For example, if someone is hugging someone, the room is suddenly
filled with colors.
Or if someone has a difference of opinion, a whole frame is divided
for that.
And that shows the level of creativity that you want to portray
in your scene.
But if there is another anomaly in Gwen's universe,
the way of portraying it is completely different.
You will understand that it doesn't belong to her universe.
And the same thing goes for our Pavitra Prabhakar's universe.
But the thing I liked the most was Miles' universe.
In Into The Spider-Verse, Miles' universe was shown the most.
I mean, Earth 1610.
And it was very beautiful to look at.
But in this movie, it is shown even better.
Then if we talk about the characters of the movie,
this movie expands its characters even more.
The Final Thought:
The main focus of the movie is obviously Miles Morales.
But other than that, the focus is on other characters as well.
Which is actually very good to see.
And the movie plays with emotions.
I mean, you feel emotional for other characters other than Miles.
And you relate to them. There are a lot of scenes where Miles Morales is not
there.
And his story is not there.
But still, you feel it for other characters.
And that is what I loved about the movie.
The movie forces you to think about other characters.
Who doesn't even have that movie?
And the movie has a lot of characters.
And obviously, you won't be able to understand everyone.
You won't be able to see everyone.
You won't be able to know everyone.
Because if it's a story of the multiverse,
then to understand and see so many characters at once,
in fact, it's difficult to comprehend.
So this happens in the movie.
In the second half, there is a whole sequence.
In which you have to see and understand so many characters at
once.
And if you try to take it in,
then you miss out on a lot of things.
