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Let's take a look at how Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse was made. We'll examine how it was animated and the various ways the movie's animation style was modeled off of the illustration techniques used in physical comic books.
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What’s your favorite on screen Spider-Man?
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All I can say is Tobey Maguire is my childhood, Andrew Garfield is in my teen years, and Tom Holland is when I'm an adult. All 3 are The Magic Number.
Tom Holland is my favourite overall live-action, with Andrew being my favourite as Spider-man solely, and Tobey as Peter. Any of my issues with Tom got (mostly) resolved in NWH. That's live-action btw, overall would either be Miles from Spider-verse, Peter B. Parker, or PS4 Spider-man.
That pretty much sums me, too, right there.
Seeing you list all those out like that just makes me realize how lucky we are to get all that we’ve gotten over the years. Wow.
Nicolas Cage as Spider-Noir was the perfect level of deadpan. He really left his mark on a movie literally over saturated with spider people
I am SO glad that Sony owns the rights to these movies and not Marvel. I happy that my favorite animated movie isn’t just another Disney owned film.
facts! Marvel doesn't have balls to take risks or do weird shit for some bizarre reason
@@nalday2534 well it's hasn't gone down well in some of the recent properties trying to diversify the vibe, so glad we still have studios who can go off and do something real different for sure
@@gobatron6589 marvel? i don't think they're diversifying nearly as much as they should tbh. Stuff like Loki and MoM are weird and risky and very much out there but for every Loki there are like 5 bland and formulaic projects. But yeah, I'm glad Sony has some Marvel stuff. Also wished against the disney merger but oh well
@@nalday2534 interesting, I don't know if I agree, they're trying different stuff and not all of it is working for everyone but shang-chi was very successful, Spider-Man no way home had it's own tricks bringing back people from the past of the franchise, other things have tried doing some other genre work. I think the future of the mcu is only just beginning to take shape as they slowly build up seeds laced in all the projects into something with a clearer shape but I like how they are building out different vibes a little. I've really enjoyed stuff like ms marvel which had it's own thing going on despite being very clearly grounded in the universe
Uh I don't know, both companies are pretty bad all in all. There's a lot of hired companies that Sony contracts to make these films, for example Wardenlight Studio are responsible for creating the concepts and environment for the movie. Considering how great the first film did, I would not be surprised if Sony decided to change some of these aspects. Sony hasn't been too hot with their recent releases.
A similar thing happened to TASM.
So, to sum it up, we watched a live-action comic book, not an animated movie. And at the end of the day, it actually did something new and astounding by "breaking" with already established rules/norms for animated feature films. Pity we can't do that every time.......
yeah very sad tbh. Things are called experimental for a reason. It's just sad that no one would take a risk that could potentially make them lose money rather than profiting from it. There is no guarantee that something new and original could make a profit purely because it either hasn't been done before or has been done but less than most other options. To go back to the video's title, If it ain't broke, "don't" break it.
I would call it live-comic or comic brought to live.
Cuz the term live-action is already kindo reserved for in-real-life actors.
Whereas a typical marvel flick is live-action based on comics, this would be a live-comic animated movie.
Tbf - You can't break norms if the norms aren't there in the first place. It makes these movies more special.
But when everyones super
@@matthewb9932 No one is
“If it ain’t broke, break it.” I love that quote.
Sounds like it'd be an iconic quote of a spider-man villain
Imma use it.
It's how you create innovation. "No one has to break anything. Clearly you've never made an omelet."
@@EdwardVelez “Making the mother of all omlets Jack. Can’t fret over every egg.”
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This makes me even more excited to see how evolved the sequels could potentially be. They really have struck gold with this film and its aesthetic.
Seriously. They’ve got a great thing going, plus a ton of audience support. Though of course that also means a lot of pressure.
Careful there, sequels often suck
@@vanne-necashionofbread9095 well yeah obviously, but they can also be like the dark knight.
You’re wise beyond your years sweaty
I fear they go full crazy with fan service, multiverse and overuse the colors and the comic esthetic.
That they will forget about story.
Whenever I think I can’t like Spider-Verse more than I already do, I find something like this video.
:)
Every time someone makes a video analyzing it I learn something new and in the process gain even more appreciation for it than I already had. And I already had a LOT
Thank you, Superman. Very cool!
True true
How do you feel about the spider-verse now? Extremely curious
I like how even FOUR years later people are STILL breaking down just how game-changing Spiderverse is. I love both aspects of innovation within animated filmography (the realistic camera side and the comic book representation side). But most of all, I anxiously await a future of animation and comic book/superhero movies that brings the best aspects of both and makes animation mainstream for adults as much as it is for kids. Not to mention GOOD 3D anime via using these techniques as well.
what the fuck it’s been out for four years
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@@logandunlap9156 Yup, it was out the same year AS INFINITY WAR. Put that into perspective.
I'm so happy that this movie is getting sequels. Can't wait to see how the films evolve going forward.
Agreed!
Let's hope it's going to be as good as the first one (and maybe even better - something almost impossible)
This and arcane. Honestly the only things i’m looking forward to for the next few years and hoping that they both live up to their respective predecessors’ names.
@@poorlyanimated9632 IT WAS BETTER LOL!!! LETS GOOOOO
@@SSBMARBLES I JUST CAME BACK FROM THE CIENMA AND HONESTLY IT WAS EVEN BETTER????
Best thing about spiderverse is the style. Someone else here mentioned how animation always pushed for realism when art direction is much more superior
Same goes with videogames. Art style is always gonna be superior. Graphics may be outdated or cheap, like Bioshock or VTMB or Deus Ex, but it's the art that stays in memory.
@@SyberianVG cannot talk about art direction without mentioning bioschock
that’s how i feel about arcane and klaus too
@@Assassinboy8084fun Hell another example of an old game that holds up because of the Art Style is (2005's Ultimate Spider-Man), While Spider-Man 2 at the time was still vastly Superior in terms of Gameplay Mechanics.
The Graphics in Spider-Man 2 do not hold up because that was the best they could do for realism at the time, (it's still a great game, but it's graphics did not Age well). Ultimate Spider-Man on the other hand still looks really good because of the Comic Book Art Style.
LOVED that game.
This movie was a revolution in how to use CG in feature film movies, and I'm pretty sure lots of execs at Pixar and Dreamworks started to sweat from their butt when the movie came out, like the signal that "the raytracing party is over and if we don't get a bit creative, we're gonna be left in the dust".
Which in turns, gave Turning Red from Pixar and Bad Guys from Dreamworks, which were by far their most stylistically creative movies in years, which, I'm pretty sure, were Pixar and Dreamworks answers to Spiderverse.
I'm loving how the CG industry is now taking a different direction that what the Pixar Dreamworks duopoly had made us be used to for the past 2 decades, and projects like Spiderverse and Arcane are now spearheading that new direction.
the mitchels vs the machines was another one that was very stylistic as well!
@@ellelard3992 well that's cause it was made by the same people as spider-verse lol
The Bad Guys was amazing, DreamWorks is actually very underrated.
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and the last wish!
You make a prescient point about animation being essentially, moving illustrations. And how spiderverse plays so well off of that. The trend for animation has, for long a time now, been to make things increasingly realistic. But thats always struck me as counter productive. As past a certain point it just makes things uncanny. And it doesn't really add much to the story. (I don't think encanto would be any better for seeing bruno's individual nose hairs). if the medium is ever to truly move forward, then going back to its roots in illustration and drawing would help a great deal. Klaus and Vincent are two other movies that do this brilliantly. Albeit with very different results. And with the amount that technology can do to aid the production process now, it needn't cost more.
I’ve been seeing a lot of newer movies have a less realistic animation style and it’s really exciting for the future (For example Bad Guys or Puss and Boots)
Agree, but I feel like the stylistic choice of "realistic" animation still has it's place. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love the animation style Spider-verse started and newer Dreamworks movies are replicating, but I feel movies like Lightyear and especially Rango use realism to their advantage. It's all about what type of movie the director's are making, whether it's something grounded in reality or the complete opposite.
@@mr.thumbsup8335 oh yeah rango is a good example
@@mr.thumbsup8335 honestly, lightyear did not use that realism well, its in the toy story movies that the realism is used very well, making contrast with the realistic environment and the cartoonish nature of a toy (with realistic textures because they are toys), but in the lightyear spinoff, I don't feel that realism contributes much to the aesthetics, except for some static scenes, and the few fights it has, In everything else, it's pretty much the same generic Disney Pixar 3D animation.
@@ramosportillo2830 yeah toy story is a better example because everything is very realistic even down how the toy design would move and use it’s weight to walk most likely. Funnily enough I think another good example of realism is encanto, you can see each individual curl on their heads if you pay close attention and while you can’t see the nose hairs as op said, you can see their pores in some scenes and the textures on the ground, clothes, the houses. The character designs are a little exaggerated but they fit pretty well within a realistic setting.
Spiderverse and arcane are probably my 2 favorite pieces of animation in recent memory(plus guilty gears 3d animation if we're talking about games). I just love how they not only take a lot of inspiration from their 2d origins but also elevate their style using 3d techniques. Spiderverse 2 is gonna be a must watch as well.
and i can't wait for arcane season 2 too!
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There's literal limitless potential with digital art and yet they so often hold back
People always use the term “comic book movies” but I’d never thought it could be taken so literally until this film came out. Spider-Verse is a master class in animation.
As soon as I saw the trailer for this movie, I was like, “Oh, Sony is just trying to make another stupid reboot of Spider-Man attempting to make themselves relevant again.” Then, I watched it, and I was pleasantly blown away. It was an absolute blast from start to finish and a work of art. Can’t wait for the sequel!
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6:10 nearly 6 years later, and I still get chills watching that scene. A testament to how good this movie is.
It was my absolute favorite
Watched the second movie twice, and it is so beautiful. Gwen’s universe constantly changes colour palletes and is less of a comic and more of a painting with literal brush strokes!
her story almost made me cry both times, i was on the verge of tears. not only because im currently relating to it on a personal level but its the most beautiful form of portraying emotion ive seen. the entire screen was filled with brush strokes across an imax theater screen. its so risky, ingenious, and pays off.
Spiderverse and Arcane are the only 2 animated work I can think of that really fit the idea of "every frame a painting" and it's amazing how they achieve it in different ways.
Try "Loving Vincent" 🤭🤭🤭
Legend of Korra does it too.
@mildlyobesegoat7262 ehhh...not really. It's a really dynamic aesthetic, BUT it's not the same level.
I love your observation.it’s defiantly not just a great Spider-Man film it’s one of the best animated films ever made.
Totally. Such a unique take on both the genre and the medium.
They wanted to see how well they could replicate a comic book and they really *nailed it*
I feel like people call the MCU comic book movies, but Spider-Man Into the Spider Verse is the only movie that deserves that title
Best spider-movie ever made. I'm really happy that the existence of this movie pushed cg animation as a whole towards a more drawn and painted look.
imo spiderman 2 and no way home were better but valid opinion.
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Spiderman 2 is a maybe, but it does not beat out no way home. thats movie is amazing, most fun ive had at a theater probably ever. but the first act of no way home is not great at all.
@@demifolk8940 I've changed my opinion since then, now soiderverse is my favorite spiderman movie ever. And no way home is 4th.
Spider-verse is one of the more recent examples of animation being a medium and not a genre. It’s time these artists get the respect they deserve
I find it interesting that in the examples you provided of hatching and half-toning "substituting" traditional lighting, there is also clear use of that traditional lighting. Particularly the latter; there are clear gradients on Miles' face, and the spider itself looks more like a digital painting than a from a comic book.
I wonder if they sacrificed a complete adherence to the comic book look in order to increase readability. That'd be amicable, in my opinion.
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It’s a revolutionary movie that I’m glad is inspiring other movies to do the same and tear through what was previously established to make something unique
Into the Spiderverse is such a beautiful movie. They also, I think, lowered the frames per second on certain parts, which allowed for some of the jerkier movements that are a huge part of the style.
A movie is always good when you can frame step through the entire thing and see the love and detail in it.
fancy seeing you here
@@greataxeblade Great minds think alike, and have the same videos on their UA-cam recommendations.
All I know is experimental films are centered in an objective, deadlines are not the primary focus, and because of it we've gotten such gems, like this movie for example, Avatar, X. They're released only when they're finished and are better for it. Marvel is having these deadlines from Disney and it shows in several aspects of the several movies they've pushed out in recent times. I'm glad Marvel/Disney isn't the only one working on Spider-verse 2 so it's not rushed and ruined by deadlines like so many other movies.
Incredibly concise, deliberate and thoughtful work put into a contemporary video essay in under 10 minutes. Outstanding.
Wow, thank you! Just happy you enjoyed it :)
-Danny
This is what I was trying to tell everyone when I first heard about this movie. The amount of love put into this movie is insane and I want everyone to know it
The Spider Verse art style is cartoony and comic-like. It’s insanely unique and experimental. Not to say that there aren’t other movies with comic like traits, but to say that this is one of the first of its kind. It’s wacky, crazy, insane and I love it. It also captures the lighting and affects, it really shows just how much quality they put into this movie. They even added 4K graphics and it’s amazing.
This movie made comic come to life, and they did it in a cartoony way
I find it so interesting how each universe has a really strong vibe to it and hopefully we’ll get to see more of them with the new movie
Also, favorite spider is Noir, I just love the 60’s detective vibe
I already knew this movie was revolutionary and spectacular but this video helped me to really understand why it is so, on a technical level. Thank you so much!
:)
I absolutely loved this movie in theaters. It’s such a great embodiment of Spider-Man
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I want to see even more movies in this art style, it's amazing. I'd even say it's the best looking animated movie ever. I don't understand why people used to want to make hyper-realistic animated movies when that already exists in real-life movies. Animation is meant to be stylistic, and when you do it correctly you get a masterpiece like this.
Just saw across the spider verse and it is easily one of the best films I’ve seen in awhile. It is a must watch and I can see this trilogy being one of my favorite
"other comic book movies are doing it wrong" I was so confused when I clicked on it and it had a different name
Yeah sorry about that. The first couple hours are crucial for a video, so I change a bunch of stuff around until I hit a title/thumbnail combination that’s optimal. It’s annoying. But usually worth it in the end.
I think the measure of a strong visual style is when you can grab a screenshot from literally any point in the film's runtime and have it be instantly recognisable.
This movie gets me more and more excited and fascinated every time I find a video like this!!!!! Like the part about focal points-that was so lit! I thought they added in misprint color leaks to confuse people but nooooooo it’s a live acting COMIC BOOK, it needs this!
My favorite part of that morbius comic strip was when morbius said “insert quote here”
Literally every second of this movie can be used as a wallpaper
Why does everyone talk about spider pig from the Simpsons movie instead of the fact that spider ham existed before that movie even came out
The clips they showed at Annecy Film Festival were amazing! They were able to show us 3 different clips (completed and still in progress) and announce the title for the 3rd film. I love where the story is going and how they explore it. Miles really grows as spider-man and as a teen
It’s really a gem on its own, also the use of different frame rates per character as a development arc is so awesome. (Miles has an lower frame rate when slinging through the forest and still learning, and the older more experienced Peter has a higher smoother frame rate while slinging because he knows what he’s doing. Making miles look visually and literally more choppy)
I'm a recently-graduated animator. I went into college hating 3D animation for how soulless it was and how it's just been a way for Disney and Pixar to show off their computer software and make hyperrealistic CGI horror shows instead of well-thought-through feature films. Into the Spider-Verse changed my entire perspective on 3D animation and made me excited for it again. It showed me new possibilities for stylistically creative CG animated feature films. This movie changed everything for me - it's a masterpiece and I'm so glad it exists.
This video was very well written, never thought I’d be hearing about how the spiderverse revolutionized animations but here I am
It isn't just the ground-breaking visuals. They nailed the soundtracks too.
I remeber when I first saw the trailer of this- I was watching I don’t even know what in theaters, and I thought to myself “Y’know, I’m not sure how this’ll turn out, but even if the story sucks I’ll watch it because it looks frickin’ gorgeous.” Now, i keep coming across videos like this one describing the visuals, and explaining just how they enhance the story, and the way the characters express themselves, and it just makes me so happy that this out-of-box art experiment ended up being such a masterpiece that the franchise will continue. Great video y’all, I had no idea that the depth of field was created via the doubling, and it totally explains how even the most innocuous of screencaps of this movie still maintain that comic-book-like effect even when a character doesn’t take up like half the screen. It’s great. Thank y’all for this!
What a beutiful video. Short but one of the most eye opening video essays i have ever watched. The break down of what makes comic book great. The masterfull way you quickly explain how they did their shading, lighting, and blur effects while explaining them all in a quick yet effective way. Absolutly masterpiece of a video.
One of the rare cg films I have ever had.., that feeling about that “yeah, this is going to be the must have experience of the year” and made it the must see of my schedule. I’m so glad it beat out incredibles 2 that year.
This was a great video! I'm surprised it doesnt have more views already, usually a video of this quality blows up quick
Thank you so much! Yeah.. my videos never, ever do immediately. But it’s only been half a day, so we’ll see.
just saw across the spiderverse a couple days ago and it absolutely lived up to my expectations, the mix of artistic and animation styles is ingenious and the way the shots are framed and “filmed” is immersive and attention grabbing and its one of the few sequels to an animated movie that really feels like its a solid next step in the franchise instead of just hanging off of it like a money keychain
I like how the SFX sound for the donut thrown as “DONUT”. Hilarious lol
Oooh you weren't kidding about this video! I love this so much. I feel like every day I learn about someone new who had a massive impact on shaping something I love. This instance being Roger Deakins' consultation on Walle and how that shaped future animated films. I wish these impacts and their contributors were more obvious to the general public (me lol), but at the same time there is something beautifully novel about discovering it in a more minute fashion like watching your UA-cam video.
But I do agree, I am extremely excited for the further investment into a animated film franchise that has an entirely different take on the now a-typical camera-realistic animation style. And that doesn't even begin to scratch the surface of the quality storytelling that was/is Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse lol.
Yes! I mean it’s fantastic that we get the best of both worlds across all the amazing animated movies that come out each year. What artists are capable of is just insane.
Anyway, I’m glad I’m able to share some of these factoids with people who care but don’t already know. Because that’s pretty much me in a nutshell. I learn a thing that amazes me, and all I want is for other people to know it, too.
@@CinemaStix Completely insane. Thank you for sharing! It is definitely a wonder of humanity for sure lol. That we can just be excited about something and want to share that with others.
I grew up watching Pixar and their films. Toy Story and the rest of the classics but only Spider-Verse has made me truly think "this, THIS is what 3d animated films should be like"
Break the mold, challenge the medium, that's what they did and I'm glad more studios are following suit like the recent Arcane and their impeccable art direction
Thanks for pointing out those details about the art style of Into the Spiderverse.... it's sooo freakin cool. I really never noticed those things before. I also went frame-by-frame just then and realized they animated on two's. Never realized that before....crazy. :)
i admire and adore this movie to no end. every piece of hard work put into it really shows and it’s one of those movies that i can watch again and again and never get tired of
"the first theatrically released animated film to depict an Avenger" wait a minute. I didn't realize until now how true this is. Aside from CGI in live action movies, theres been no full length animated mcu films until now.
Spiderverse is still one of my favorite movies ever. Awesome storytelling and visuals that just blew my mind watching it in theaters. I hope there's a sequel in the works
This is the most comprehensive summary I think I've ever heard. Thank you for this video coverage!! 💯
Into The SpiderVerse is truly a masterpiece in my eyes. One of my favorite, if not my favorite animated films to date. And I'm not even a comic book or Marvel person. But watching this film from an artists perspective is truly incredible, it did what no other animated film had done. You can really feel the love, care and passion the animation team put into it.
Amazing video, truly enjoyable to watch. Reminded me of how much I love this film.
Any time I see a video about spider-verse on any capacity, it always being a smile to my face.
I hear that.
Cannot wait for the sequel
Sames
Really well crafted video. Makes me love this movie even more.
This video made me appreciate this movie to a different level.
Definitely deserves more views
Such an incredible analysis and a very entertaining video!
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To answer the question you had at the end. My favorite Spider-Man is Tobey Maguire. I know he is kind of a cliché pick and he isn't super quippy or what ever. But I grew up with him. He inspired me. The story that Sam Raimi told within those films is inspiring and I don't know that I'd be the person I am today without those films. Great question. Thanks.
Same here. He’s who I grew up with, and I love his character for all its ups and down.
Thanks for watching by the way!
-Danny
There's a lot of Raimi Trilogy references in Spider-Verse, as well.
literally every single frame of the movie could be used as a background or wallpaper
Just thinking about how this amazing work of art is allowed to exist and reach its potential makes me so emotional. Like, to live in a world where the people who wanted to make it, who had this vision for it, could, when they might have been restricted or shut down, leaves me so hopeful for the future of cinema in a way i haven't felt in years. Great video
Into the spideverse and arcane are the best animation the west has done in years (from what i've seen)
Agreed. I also highly recommend Cartoon Saloon’s movies (WolfWalkers, The Breadwinner, A Song of the Sea, and The Secret of Kells). Absolutely gorgeous hand drawn animation.
@@sludders ill be sure to check them out 😊
My favorite thing about the ITSV universe, specifically the upcoming ATSV, is that the villain The Spot can only work in this particular universe. Based on the descriptions of how the villain's powers would function in the movie, his powers are too complex for any normal animated movie or live action. It's such a needless complication and yet I have faith that it will pay off to astronomical results.
the thing about spiderverse is that it helped popularise different animations, It allowed to experiment and take the risks and be innovative and make art, it doesnt have to be perfect, it doesnt have to be extremely releastic, it Just has to make us Feel It
Who else got recommended this vid after seeing Across the Spider-Verse?
Best Spider-Man film in my opinion.
And in top 15 animated films of the decade.
The aspect of using misalignment as switching focus feels akin to how Cuphead (the game) uses background art (complicated) to mean 'interactless' and interactive art (simple with thicker outline) to mean 'interactfull'.
into the spiderverse was one of the sole motivators for me to pursue comics/animation
I´d argue that the direction helps this movie more than the style itself, if that makes any sense. I love the use of actual panels, speech bubbles, onomatopoeia and some of the slapstick, but honestly when I saw the movie for the first time 2 days ago the underlying CG animation was really apparent to me. There are gorgeous shots everywhere in this movie but I´d say there are probably just as many shots that are quite ugly with background characers or even main characters looking like they are out of Fortnite. This is even more apparent when looking at the moving images and seeing that the characters are clearly moving in a 3D space while the overall style of this movie is trying to be one of well, a 2D comic. I STILL think this movie is visually impressive, but I do think its silly to say traditional 2D drawings wouldnt have looked a lot better. Probably would have doubled the budget tho.
It's a pity that people view 2d as worse when it can often look better
@@tr1ckus893 It's more because of saturation these days.
But even then, there's always anime.
While I like Spider-Verse's look and animation style, I would still prefer traditional CG animation. Or just traditional non-CG animation, like Japanese anime or the old Disney or DreamWorks feature films.
Do you have a favorite animated movie, or movie’s style?
okay, fine, i'll rewatch into the spiderverse
This movie was literally one of my favourites if not my absolute favourite. Between the sound track, animation and style it was a masterpiece
But sadly, the product is headache-inducing, at least for me. The fluttering images produce something akin to a strobe effect. The misalignment resembles a migraine aura. And their use of reduced frame rate evokes a stuttering PC with an overworked video card. To my mind, this indicates that they’ve missed something in the translation. These comic effects work on the page by drawing your eye along the dramatic lines and whooshes and blurs. Your eye can linger on the page. It is encouraged, but not forced, to move on. When those same effects are put into animation, the result is a flickering frenzy that plays absolute havoc with perception. It was a bold experiment but the trailer left me physically discouraged from seeing the full movie.
I know they are overrated
@@netizen6958 the stories may be wonderful but who cares about that when the art style is literally sickening. Could they not have seem this coming? It’s like they’d never heard of an epilepsy warning.
@@Korgano I actually quite like the flashing lights and intense colors. While I do think the movie may need an epilepsy warning, I quite enjoy the colors being used.
@@midnightwalkers8077 i can see why some people might like that. I think I would like it if it stayed away from the “optical effects” and stuck with a smoother animation style.
I didn't know it was coming. hadn't seen any trailers on it. So imagine my surprise - seeing this for the first time as a finished product. the attention to detail... the various layers of storytelling. things like Miles running like his uncle the Prowler and not swinging as the typical Spiderman does. ART! Sony didn't need to do all these things - but they decided to. they could have gotten away with less... but they had something to add to the collection of art humanity has been building. I rewatch it every 6 months or so just to remind myself of what ART looks like... and to remind myself to do the best that I can... leave nothing in the tank.
Wow your videos are incredibly high quality it's incredible!
there are so many details in this that i don't think i realized the first time i watched Spider-verse where i absolutely cannot unsee now, and i appreciate each and every one of them, from smear lines and frames instead of motion blur, to that misalignment idea in replacement of standard camera focus. they went all-out with it and it completely paid off
I noticed this the first time I watched up couldn’t put it into words any better than you did
amazing video! love how you kept it equal parts funny and informative :) great editing style as well
Thanks so much for checking it out!
-Danny
Great video. One of the few I have seen where I wouldn't have minded spending a few more minutes delving deeper.
They definitely did their best to take a comic book and translate it as truly as they could into a movie. It is genuinely impressive
It's crazy how the art and direction in a film can make anyone fal in love with it.
Different backgrounds, ages and im turn things we look for in a movie.
But the beauty shown in every example in this video fills me with a feeling of joy found in few other places.
this and alberto mielgo's love death+ robots style is so beautiful and feels like my truly ideal kind of aesthetic, it's so refreshing and different
i love that spider pigs nose blinks at the same time.
My favorite spider-man iteration is Toby Maguire's spider-man holding the green goblin's glider in no way home.
such a well-constructed video, nice work!
Spider-Man into the spider verse was amazing can’t wait for the next ine
intriguing and distinctive aesthetic
This is my favorite movie of all time. I'm obsessed with it. I think it's brilliant in countless ways and I enjoy something new every time I watch it. I have a room full of collectibles from the film and can't wait for the two sequels to arrive! ❤
Spider-Man noir is my favorite of the bunch, hands down.
Honestly I’d be hyped for a film dedicated to each alt Spider-Man
Literally why Spider-Man: Into The Spidervese is one of the most beautiful animated movies I’ve ever seen
Honestly, I'm surprised it took someone this long to make a movie with the art style of a comic book like Spiderverse did
Another thing I’ve seen in some animations with outlines. I’ve used it before but it really sets whatever I make into a cartoony style