they actually published the full script of the movie, and the part for the Leap of Faith scene says "The camera is UPSIDE DOWN. Miles isn't falling through frame. He's RISING."
also, I just love that the glass breaks when he breaks away, like he is still afraid and is still holding on and has to force himself to let go. so much amazing attention to detail in this masterpiece of a film! it's my favorite Spider-man film. hands down.
i can't believe i just realized why penny was so sad when the robot died. It was her FATHER'S robot and he was the one she lost so it must have been like losing him again.
Not only was it his robot it was likely his final project and if it goes by Japanese Anime logic her father was likely killed by someone wanting his research or the actual robot if not both but the daughter who likely played with the robot during its programming fase witnessed the whole thing or was in the lab at the time, the robot would have saved her and took off to save them both. Probably blowing up the lab killing the bad guys or some such. The trama of the even is what likely caused the psychic link between the two.
Also kind of like losing a brother, since the robot was also the father's creation and pride and joy. It reminds me of a similarly somber Superman story called "Only Child" in which Superman meets an Iron Giant-like robot created by his father, Jor-El, that helps him fight off an armada that had reprogrammed the robot as a tool for their conquest. In the battle, the robot was severely damaged and sent spiraling down to Earth, "dying" on impact. As Superman knelt over the machine's remains and looked into its empty "eyes" to see his own reflection, Lois Lane asked him if he was all right. He remarked that the armada was defeated and everyone was safe, so she clarified that she was asking how he was. "I was alone before, so I suppose I haven't really lost anything," he said without looking at her, to which she looked away with a sorrowful look on her face. The next day, Clark Kent published a story about two brothers who were separated at birth and reunited in adulthood. After delivering the paper to them in-person, they asked him if he had a brother and he said, "No. I'm an only child," as the comic ended on a panel depicting the robot's remains in his Fortress of Solitude.
That moment at around 1:11:00 when aunt May says "You look tired Peter" and Peter replys simply with "I am tired" in the most broken and defeated tone ever that moment kills me just as much as my first watch through of the movie this Peters just been through so much and to get to talk to the one person he loves most in the world again (besides maybe MJ) must of felt so bittersweet props to Peter Parkers VA.
Oh my fcking god.... Somehow it just now struck me how much that moment must have meant to them. They both had experienced loosing each other in their own dimensions and were suddenly reunited again, even for just a moment. Damn bro I'm fcking slow
I like how in Peter B. Parker's universe all the brands are the same as our world, but they're slightly different in Miles' universe. They have Koca-Soda, PDNY instead of NYPD, and obviously something else instead of comiccon
Not to mention the guy with the 4 on his hat (Chance the rapper) normally uses a 3. Peter in blonde in this world, Doc Oc is a female, and the Scorpion is half robotic. To be blunt, the variations work cuz it’s like we are from a different dimension finding the little things off about Miles’ universe.
The prowler theme is one that shakes you to your core. It just makes you feel like something dangerous is lurking around the corner, watching from the shadows. This movie is just fantastic.
The Prowler theme is actually the sound of an elephant that’s stampeding, except distorted. They actually sound like that and after having lived in Africa for a few years and nearly been caught in a stampede myself, I can assure you that there aren’t many things more terrifying than to hear that sound as one is charging at you. So major props to the sound designers to make that sound into a theme song. (And slightly trigger my old memories and terror at the same time.)
Aunt May did call her Liv. In continuity comics Otto did date Aunt May. Aunt May was played by lesbian icon Lilly Tomlin. There are theories out there that they used to be friends+
Notice that when Kingpin killed blonde Spidey he did a two fisted slam. When fighting Miles he did a single fisted slam. That's probably why Miles survived. Perhaps Kingpin underestimated Miles or maybe he wanted him to suffer.
Blonde Peter probably died because he took a much worse beating compared to Miles. Remember he fought the green goblin for god knows how long, then fought the prowler after which he took a blast from the collider which was enough to KILL the goblin and then he was killed by Kingpin. Damn Peter was tough
@@SImrobert2001 I think they kinda just assumed the audience would recognize that Goblin died since we see an *explosion,* and after it, he is never seen again
(43:28) Stan Lee passed away in November 2018 and Into the Spider-verse released a month after his death. And it really hit at the very end with that dedication to his memory.
"We all make choices in life, Miles." "It doesn't feel like I have a choice." "You DON'T!" ... "Your shoes are untied." "I'm aware. It's a choice." Great thematic characterization. In the beginning of the movie Miles feels like he has no control over his life so he exercises freedom in the limited realms he does have control over, even if doing so causes him to get in his own way. He trips over his own laces literally more than once, but continues to prefer to leave them untied just because it's something nobody can really tell him not to do. Trips over his own laces figuratively by trying to flunk out of an elite school whose expectations are a burden to him, just like in the middle of the movie he fumbles as a new Spiderman because the expectations of that role are clearly burdensome to him. The turn comes when his father is speaking to him through the door and says "*Whatever you choose to do with* (your spark), you'll be great." Also significant that he says he loves him but doesn't force him to say it back. He lets go of control of Miles' actions and trusts him to find his own greatness and do the right thing, which is the difference between having expectations of someone and having faith in them.
Every single song in this movie’s soundtrack was written for it, which is why they’re all so perfect for the scene they’re in, they were written with that exact scene in mind.
The What's up Danger scene gives me chills every time I watch it. Same chills I get from 'you're in for a show tonight, son' scene from The Dark Knight Rises.
what gets me the most is how Peter even though he wont admit it, has so much parental worry for Miles. like he protects him against the spider gang, is the only one who reacts to him barging in telling them about his uncle, and then hes at his best against prowler yelling "leave the kid alone" it just. they care about each other. miles is attached to his mentor, the man who died right in front of him, and peter is attached to this quick learner talented kid who has genuine best intentions. god..
I'm black and I remember that when Miles was introduced back in 2011, I didn't give a care in the world about him because it looked like a weak attempt to throw a black character into the media. I always hated that when people say they need more diverse characters, they immediately think of a black person. After the movie came out 7 years later, Miles Morales has become my personal favorite of Spider-man; not for his race but how is was so expertly handled in the movie. One of the things that made me love Miles so much when watching Into the Spider Verse was that he is an original character of story. How? because so many black characters that are made, the story line behind the character has to fight through is always the whole fighting against discrimination and prejudice crap; that story line for black characters has been getting old. Miles' story is completely different, original, and can relate to other people. Another thing I like about Miles in his movie, he is a hero who does not try to fight for a girl. A hero doesn't always need to have some girl in his fucking life as a prize in his hero work; no kissing scene whatsoever for Miles as a hero, I swear, if I see the girl getting introduced as the character's crush by watching her walk down the school hallway in slow motion and waving her hair to the side and smiling at others one more time, I will give the producers a black eye. And lastly, Miles' motivation is completely justifiable. Ever since I was 14, I always hate how teenage characters in animated stuff or movies are always rebelling against their superiors or elders and not following orders believing that they can fucking do shit on their own as if they are fucking ready. Just like how my classmates rebel against our teachers. Miles is actually rebelling because he made a promise and wishes to keep it and doesn't want to let the person he made that promise to down, and I freaking admire that! It reminds me when I went behind my parents back to get some meat, crackers, juice, bread, chips, and water in a bag and my brother and I would take the bag to this homeless person who need it. I admire teens who rebel against their elders for a good reason and only when the elder is being a complete shit case. Also, he feels guilt for doing nothing to help so he is trying to make up for it. He is a teenager who is rebelling for good reason. I freaking love that. I had Miles all wrong back in 2011 but thanks to Into the Spider Verse, I have a new found respect for him and he is my personal favorite as Spider-Man. I don't like characters because they are the same color as me, I like a character just as character, how his/her story goes to make me like them and how I feel relatable to them. I have been in Peter Parker's shoes before but I am black. I don't need to relate to someone because of skin color. I relate to characters not because they look like me, I relate to them because they are a human being like me. Spider-Man has been my favorite superhero since 2001 so I say "EXCELSIOR"!
I funny enough had a rant to my girlfriend about certain expectations. The idea of diversity and pandering can align but aren’t the same thing. The idea of diversity is allowing new characters to theoretically be played by any race and it not making a difference. To say Miles Morales is “black Spider-Man” is ignorant. He just stands as another version of Spider-Man and I enjoy that.
"Another thing I like about Miles in his movie, he is a hero who does not try to fight for a girl. A hero doesn't always need to have some girl in his fucking life as a prize in his hero work; no kissing scene whatsoever for Miles as a hero, I swear, if I see the girl getting introduced as the character's crush by watching her walk down the school hallway in slow motion and waving her hair to the side and smiling at others one more time, I will give the producers a black eye." To be fair this is a Spiderman story, No (good) Spider-Man story has a love interest be Peter's/Spider-Man's main motivation unless it's to set up him being taught another lesson like in the original Sam Raimi Movies.
@@thewriter8762 Humour me. Imagine if Idris Alba played Superman. What would be the backlash? Hardly any because if anyone complains, they are racist and "its about time we had a black Superman. Who cares if he is drawn white, Idris is a good actor." now imagine if a white big roided out white guy played Cyborg. Lets say Brock Lesnar. Same response? Nah. Instead it would be the reverse. "Uhh he's black in the comics, this is racist. They're literally genociding black characters out of the comics reeeeeh!!!!" I say this because your "saying Miles is black spiderman is ignorant" is wrong. Sadly more and more youngsters are starting to identify Spiderman as always being Miles, and Peter as "the white guy stealing from black culture because the film clearly says 'Im Miles and im the only Spiderman' at the end."
It was a tough call that year when this movie was nominated for Best Animated Feature in 2019. It was up against Incredibles 2 and instead Spider-verse won. Both were great flicks.
@@TheFlamingShark I only see one problem with this movie when miles calls his dad. I am shocked 😲 that his dad did not call him back with his dad also being a cop. Even 911 calls you back if you call them even if by mistake.
@@loganshaw9198 I'm more than certain that his dad call back. But Miles ignores it, as he does with everyone else through out the entire rest of the movie
(At 1:38:08) best scene in the movie. And added with the "What's Up Danger" line. Even though he looks like he's "falling" down, the angle of it shows he's "rising" up.
1:57:26 They used PDNY and not NYPD is because it's part of the whole Miles's Dimension is different from us. Like how it showed earlier during the first Peter Parker's introduction in one of the ads he's swinging by, the Coca-Cola sign is called Koca-Soda instead.
1:26:25 I love the detail of Miles' invisibility being patchy and inconsistent; he isn't threatened by his Uncle Aaron so he can't totally activate it, but at the same time he knows he should be fearful so he subconsciously won't remain fully visable. His body is going to war with itself.
I do believe it is safe to say that Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse is so far the only movie that contains a popular meme and *didn't* make it cringey.
25:00 I like how Gwen immediately went to African possibly because she was in front of Miles lol. Stuff like that makes the dialogue seem so realistic the way the outside world influences spur of the moment conversations.
One thing I noticed is that at 1:40:33, when Gwen says "I've been there", she probably means that she felt "That's not my Peter" when she saw Peter B. Parker, who felt the same with this version of MJ. Kinda touching tbh
It's also possible she felt that way when she saw Miles' universe's Peter's death being broadcast on the news like some kind of cruel reminder by the universe (so she was probably relieved to see some versions of him weren't destined to die; it would've been interesting to see her determined to prevent Peter B. Parker from sacrificing himself for the same reason Miles was ("I can't let Spider-Man die [again]" or "I can't let Peter Parker die [again]"). Likewise with Spider-Man Noir, but he kept his mask on the whole time, so it was probably easier to keep those anxieties in check around him (she sees her old friend as Peter, not Spider-Man, after all) and I don't think he would've stayed behind if he didn't have to, since he's kind of a revolutionary figure in his world and would feel he's shirking his uncle's lesson of the people's "responsibility" to redistribute the "power" that's being abused by those in charge (and he's got his own kingpins to fry).
I loved his reaction to the Doc Ock of this movie, I loved it too. And I was actually kinda surprised, a little, when I saw how well she was received. I think it's great ! :)
Fem Doc Ock was voiced by Kathryn Hahn, she was "Agnes/Agatha" in Wanda Vison and is 100% ready for Doc Ock cosplay any day. Also in "Parks and Recs" and probably at least 1 other thing you have heard of
One of the many things I love about this movie is that it really makes you FEEL the weight of Spider-Man dying. Several shots of just people staring at their phones and looking shocked and dismayed... It's genuinely incredible.
(49:40) Hard to spot, but aside from a Shaun of the Dead reference in the city billboards, I saw Clone College (a spoof on the directors’ old animated comedy Clone High).
came back to this reaction after seeing across the spiderverse in theaters. fingers crossed that shark will react to that movie at some point after it comes out on streaming !! i’d love to see that
"I wonder if they couldn't use NYPD for some reason." My theory is Peter B. Parker is OUR Spiderman. When you see him swinging in New York in his dimension its if front of a Coca-Cola sign. Notice In Miles' Dimension when Pete is transported It's now a Koca-Soda Sign. All brands in Miles dimension have name changes, I'm assuming the same for PDNY.
It was kind of poetic that the family was glitching threw the train as king pin was fighting spider man, I think it represented all 5 sets of his family from all 5 demention seeing what he was doing. So no matter what universe he gets in contact with. They know he's a monster
I love this movie, but one of my favourite scenes is when they are in the cave and Noir says that one of them has to stay behind so the others can return to their own dimensions. Every single one immediately volunteers to sacrifice themselves.
Watching this before your across the spiderverse reaction and I forgot how beautiful this movie was. I’ve been crying since Aaron’s death and still sniffling as Miles becomes Spider-Man. Your reactions just added to it aswell. Definitely gonna subscribe now and can’t wait to see more reactions
I'm pretty sure Liv has shown in the comics, so she's canon. Spider-Ham is from a universe where all marvel heroes are animals, Thor is a frog, for example. Noir was voiced by Nicolas Cage.
It definitely deserves all the hype and praise it gets. For me personally this is the single best Spider-Man movie ever. Its well written, funny, intense, has heart and well acted. The highlight is of course the animation. I consider myself a nerd/geek for not just animation but just style choices and the look and vibe of whatever it is. I can't think of a single movie or show that really looks like this. Best way I can describe it is a CG movie done in the style of Claymation.....which is incredibly cool and fascinating. Only thing that comes even close is "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs".
Also, I remember back when this movie came out, there were a lot of people who claimed Miles was...useless isnt the word, but i dont know what else to use, for most of the movie, but like, its understandable, by the time he got bit, he was already super stressed due to his new school, then suddenly he gets his spider powers and doesnt know how to use them, then spider-man dies, and then all this kinda stuff happens, its understandable that he is overwhelmed
The balls on this guy to post the whole movies, also I saw his zootopia reaction back in the day but based on the beginning bit of 200k his old channel got deleted BUT HE STILL CONTINUES LMAO
blows my mind how you get through the copyright junk on yt but I'm not complaining. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this, it was like watching it with a friend and your reactions were priceless you are very expressive and genuine
I've been watching his reactions for years. And Yes he always uploads full reactions for free even if not on youtube. At one point he uploaded a 5 hour video of him watching a season of adventure time. He lost 2 channels already for doing this stuff... But I like that he is honest and does it because he wants to. Not because he gains anything from it.
I remember reading the Spider-Ham comic back when I was a kid. That was definitely a real character from a real comic. He's a spoof, obviously, but he did exist.
One of my favorite moments and I'm not sure if TFS realized this was 1:46:57 which is where miles takes a page of out the original peter parker's book.
Not me thinking the title meant that he was blind… like I thought “blind reaction” meant a blind person was reacting so when he started talking about the way it looks I was so confused lmao
Dude I so appreciate that you let the credits roll to show respect to all the people who worked to make good entertainment a reality. Too often we just take for granted how many people it takes to make some of these movies. SM into the SV from start to finish is probably among one of the most satisfying Spiderman films out there, and if you consider all the Marvel characters as part of the MCU regardless of studio, it's definitely one of the better Marvel movies.
I love his character, did you know that Miles was animated in 16 frames as peter was in 24 frames. it's a small but cool detail. also rip Stanlee, godspeed brother godspeed
I love how you recognized the Prowler so quick and I love your reaction to genderbent doc oc, it was pretty much the same as mine. Not every day you see a canonic genderbend of a character, only a few shows and movies have done that. 10/10 great reaction tho
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they actually published the full script of the movie, and the part for the Leap of Faith scene says "The camera is UPSIDE DOWN. Miles isn't falling through frame. He's RISING."
That scene is a masterpiece
also, I just love that the glass breaks when he breaks away, like he is still afraid and is still holding on and has to force himself to let go. so much amazing attention to detail in this masterpiece of a film! it's my favorite Spider-man film. hands down.
Doesn't Miles's fps also change from 16 fps to 24 or did I hear wrong?
@@AtomicTitan1954 ye something like that
@@AtomicTitan1954 actually more like 12 to 24, but yeah
i can't believe i just realized why penny was so sad when the robot died. It was her FATHER'S robot and he was the one she lost so it must have been like losing him again.
Not only was it his robot it was likely his final project and if it goes by Japanese Anime logic her father was likely killed by someone wanting his research or the actual robot if not both but the daughter who likely played with the robot during its programming fase witnessed the whole thing or was in the lab at the time, the robot would have saved her and took off to save them both. Probably blowing up the lab killing the bad guys or some such. The trama of the even is what likely caused the psychic link between the two.
@@Yugioh420 pain
Also kind of like losing a brother, since the robot was also the father's creation and pride and joy. It reminds me of a similarly somber Superman story called "Only Child" in which Superman meets an Iron Giant-like robot created by his father, Jor-El, that helps him fight off an armada that had reprogrammed the robot as a tool for their conquest. In the battle, the robot was severely damaged and sent spiraling down to Earth, "dying" on impact. As Superman knelt over the machine's remains and looked into its empty "eyes" to see his own reflection, Lois Lane asked him if he was all right. He remarked that the armada was defeated and everyone was safe, so she clarified that she was asking how he was.
"I was alone before, so I suppose I haven't really lost anything," he said without looking at her, to which she looked away with a sorrowful look on her face. The next day, Clark Kent published a story about two brothers who were separated at birth and reunited in adulthood. After delivering the paper to them in-person, they asked him if he had a brother and he said, "No. I'm an only child," as the comic ended on a panel depicting the robot's remains in his Fortress of Solitude.
@@Yugioh420I been through worse
@Cookie-monkie93 but since you don't live in an anime, or comic book sadly I assume you didn't get any kick ass powers or create a super hero persona.
This man is able to upload a full ass movie to yt and not get caught 💀 legend
I was like wait what (it showed up in my recommended)
bruh on god
Right like wth😧 I care for his channel
My brain broke
Because it's not monetized I guess.
"A child dressed as Spider-Man, dragging a homeless corpse."
Ah, a code 317.
The fact such a code exist implys this isn't the first time to happen 💀
@@mrwrigh Congratulations. You spotted the joke. :)
@@mrwrigh I can't understand if you're kidding or not-
@@mrwrigh It’s not just that it happened once but it happened enough times that there’s an exact protocol for it
@@inzaghiscornsalad7034 he is
That moment at around 1:11:00 when aunt May says "You look tired Peter" and Peter replys simply with "I am tired" in the most broken and defeated tone ever that moment kills me just as much as my first watch through of the movie this Peters just been through so much and to get to talk to the one person he loves most in the world again (besides maybe MJ) must of felt so bittersweet props to Peter Parkers VA.
also both aunt may and peter are talking to someone they have lost just was an extra ouch
It was at this point in the movie where I realized something dark... Peter and Aunt May had to bury each other.
Yeah I know. I made a video about it
Oh my fcking god.... Somehow it just now struck me how much that moment must have meant to them. They both had experienced loosing each other in their own dimensions and were suddenly reunited again, even for just a moment. Damn bro I'm fcking slow
it kinda sounded like Toby's Spider man at that clip thoooo
"im gonna miss him" was a perfect line for stan in this film. movie released a month after his death
That line hit different with Stan now being gone.
"The people making this must have been high making this!" - Actually, they based that entire sequence off of the art style of Jack Kirby.
And Kirby was notoriously short. So not high at all.
@@briandavi1 XD
I mean, sure, but in an animated form is a massive difference. This wouldn't look weird (in a good way) in a non-moving format.
@@briandavi1 Dude, Kirbys already dead. You didn't have to kill him a second time.
Kirby and Stan were always loaded
I like how in Peter B. Parker's universe all the brands are the same as our world, but they're slightly different in Miles' universe. They have Koca-Soda, PDNY instead of NYPD, and obviously something else instead of comiccon
Not to mention the guy with the 4 on his hat (Chance the rapper) normally uses a 3. Peter in blonde in this world, Doc Oc is a female, and the Scorpion is half robotic. To be blunt, the variations work cuz it’s like we are from a different dimension finding the little things off about Miles’ universe.
honestly wondering if Peter B. Parker is one of the ones that made the deal with Mephisto...or at least a lighter take on it...
But Sony is still Sony
@@nevergonnagiveupuntilibeco5690 of course, can't have spidey without sony
@@nevergonnagiveupuntilibeco5690 SONY is like BNL in the Pixar universe
1:04:03 Little did Miles know, he created one of his greatest villains ever.
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The prowler theme is one that shakes you to your core. It just makes you feel like something dangerous is lurking around the corner, watching from the shadows. This movie is just fantastic.
Fun fact: the prowler theme is just miles but backwards
Dare you say: Prowling.
A prowler in the dark, if you will.
It’s annoying as hell to 😂
The Prowler theme is actually the sound of an elephant that’s stampeding, except distorted.
They actually sound like that and after having lived in Africa for a few years and nearly been caught in a stampede myself, I can assure you that there aren’t many things more terrifying than to hear that sound as one is charging at you.
So major props to the sound designers to make that sound into a theme song.
(And slightly trigger my old memories and terror at the same time.)
Cool thing about Olivia... she absolutely knew Kingpin's family was going to die an excruciating death. Also aunt May used to be friends (?) with her.
Aunt May did call her Liv. In continuity comics Otto did date Aunt May. Aunt May was played by lesbian icon Lilly Tomlin. There are theories out there that they used to be friends+
@@sea-envy3137 Listen I'm already all-in on this theory.
And since she knew about Peter's Spiderman stuff, she probably had to deal with her too. So possible ex and her nephew's foe?
@@firepuppies4086 that's my headcanon.
@@sea-envy3137 does friends+ means friends with benefits?
Notice that when Kingpin killed blonde Spidey he did a two fisted slam. When fighting Miles he did a single fisted slam. That's probably why Miles survived. Perhaps Kingpin underestimated Miles or maybe he wanted him to suffer.
Blonde Peter probably died because he took a much worse beating compared to Miles. Remember he fought the green goblin for god knows how long, then fought the prowler after which he took a blast from the collider which was enough to KILL the goblin and then he was killed by Kingpin. Damn Peter was tough
@@preranamandi3431 Green Goblin is dead? Is that addressed in the movie at all?
@@SImrobert2001 they don't mention it directly but his corpse is crushed under a container besides blonde peter
@@SImrobert2001 I think they kinda just assumed the audience would recognize that Goblin died since we see an *explosion,* and after it, he is never seen again
Nah, I feel like it was the fight with Gobbie, exposure to the collider beam, the explosion, and the debris falling on him.
(43:28) Stan Lee passed away in November 2018 and Into the Spider-verse released a month after his death. And it really hit at the very end with that dedication to his memory.
It's kinda funny, they somehow surprised us with the most obvious thing...
Spiderman's uncle dies
Noooooo... I didn't even notice until just now XD
Spiderboy’s* uncle dies. Once spiderboy’s uncle dies that’s when he finally becomes Spider-Man.
@@supercyclone8342 Exactly! It never clicked until just now!
@@acow1385 Not in that onesie, he's not. XD
@@BROXBasher I understood that reference
"We all make choices in life, Miles."
"It doesn't feel like I have a choice."
"You DON'T!"
...
"Your shoes are untied."
"I'm aware. It's a choice."
Great thematic characterization. In the beginning of the movie Miles feels like he has no control over his life so he exercises freedom in the limited realms he does have control over, even if doing so causes him to get in his own way. He trips over his own laces literally more than once, but continues to prefer to leave them untied just because it's something nobody can really tell him not to do. Trips over his own laces figuratively by trying to flunk out of an elite school whose expectations are a burden to him, just like in the middle of the movie he fumbles as a new Spiderman because the expectations of that role are clearly burdensome to him.
The turn comes when his father is speaking to him through the door and says "*Whatever you choose to do with* (your spark), you'll be great." Also significant that he says he loves him but doesn't force him to say it back. He lets go of control of Miles' actions and trusts him to find his own greatness and do the right thing, which is the difference between having expectations of someone and having faith in them.
I just noticed when Miles's hand was stuck in Gwen's hair, she tells him to "just relax." She must have known at that point
Oh shoot your right
Oh damn😅
Every single song in this movie’s soundtrack was written for it, which is why they’re all so perfect for the scene they’re in, they were written with that exact scene in mind.
The What's up Danger scene gives me chills every time I watch it. Same chills I get from 'you're in for a show tonight, son' scene from The Dark Knight Rises.
"i kinda doubt he'd die, it woukd be too dark, idk" your predictions are the best, Shark, lmao
right😂seconds later peter dies man that scene was deep.
"Moments later, Bob was dismembered"
What was the rating for this movie again well Spiderman's death was toned down vs how it was in the comics.
@@loganshaw9198 yh obviously they can't recreate how he died in the comics lol it's too brutal it had to be family friendly.
@@maxmacraft6614 how'd he die in the comics?
what gets me the most is how Peter even though he wont admit it, has so much parental worry for Miles. like he protects him against the spider gang, is the only one who reacts to him barging in telling them about his uncle, and then hes at his best against prowler yelling "leave the kid alone" it just. they care about each other. miles is attached to his mentor, the man who died right in front of him, and peter is attached to this quick learner talented kid who has genuine best intentions. god..
"Just in case we get a sequel, I don't want to lose her." And giant truck😂
Lol
Truck-kun strikes again.
The natural predator of the octopus.
you swooning over female Dr.Oct is the funniest and cutest thing ever lol.
Literally from her first appearance 😂🤭
im not even gonna complain, i get him........
I'm black and I remember that when Miles was introduced back in 2011, I didn't give a care in the world about him because it looked like a weak attempt to throw a black character into the media. I always hated that when people say they need more diverse characters, they immediately think of a black person. After the movie came out 7 years later, Miles Morales has become my personal favorite of Spider-man; not for his race but how is was so expertly handled in the movie. One of the things that made me love Miles so much when watching Into the Spider Verse was that he is an original character of story. How? because so many black characters that are made, the story line behind the character has to fight through is always the whole fighting against discrimination and prejudice crap; that story line for black characters has been getting old. Miles' story is completely different, original, and can relate to other people.
Another thing I like about Miles in his movie, he is a hero who does not try to fight for a girl. A hero doesn't always need to have some girl in his fucking life as a prize in his hero work; no kissing scene whatsoever for Miles as a hero, I swear, if I see the girl getting introduced as the character's crush by watching her walk down the school hallway in slow motion and waving her hair to the side and smiling at others one more time, I will give the producers a black eye.
And lastly, Miles' motivation is completely justifiable. Ever since I was 14, I always hate how teenage characters in animated stuff or movies are always rebelling against their superiors or elders and not following orders believing that they can fucking do shit on their own as if they are fucking ready. Just like how my classmates rebel against our teachers. Miles is actually rebelling because he made a promise and wishes to keep it and doesn't want to let the person he made that promise to down, and I freaking admire that! It reminds me when I went behind my parents back to get some meat, crackers, juice, bread, chips, and water in a bag and my brother and I would take the bag to this homeless person who need it. I admire teens who rebel against their elders for a good reason and only when the elder is being a complete shit case. Also, he feels guilt for doing nothing to help so he is trying to make up for it. He is a teenager who is rebelling for good reason. I freaking love that. I had Miles all wrong back in 2011 but thanks to Into the Spider Verse, I have a new found respect for him and he is my personal favorite as Spider-Man. I don't like characters because they are the same color as me, I like a character just as character, how his/her story goes to make me like them and how I feel relatable to them. I have been in Peter Parker's shoes before but I am black. I don't need to relate to someone because of skin color. I relate to characters not because they look like me, I relate to them because they are a human being like me. Spider-Man has been my favorite superhero since 2001 so I say "EXCELSIOR"!
I funny enough had a rant to my girlfriend about certain expectations. The idea of diversity and pandering can align but aren’t the same thing. The idea of diversity is allowing new characters to theoretically be played by any race and it not making a difference. To say Miles Morales is “black Spider-Man” is ignorant. He just stands as another version of Spider-Man and I enjoy that.
"Another thing I like about Miles in his movie, he is a hero who does not try to fight for a girl. A hero doesn't always need to have some girl in his fucking life as a prize in his hero work; no kissing scene whatsoever for Miles as a hero, I swear, if I see the girl getting introduced as the character's crush by watching her walk down the school hallway in slow motion and waving her hair to the side and smiling at others one more time, I will give the producers a black eye."
To be fair this is a Spiderman story, No (good) Spider-Man story has a love interest be Peter's/Spider-Man's main motivation unless it's to set up him being taught another lesson like in the original Sam Raimi Movies.
Finally someone said it everything I couldn't put into words
@@thewriter8762 Humour me. Imagine if Idris Alba played Superman. What would be the backlash? Hardly any because if anyone complains, they are racist and "its about time we had a black Superman. Who cares if he is drawn white, Idris is a good actor."
now imagine if a white big roided out white guy played Cyborg. Lets say Brock Lesnar. Same response? Nah. Instead it would be the reverse. "Uhh he's black in the comics, this is racist. They're literally genociding black characters out of the comics reeeeeh!!!!"
I say this because your "saying Miles is black spiderman is ignorant" is wrong. Sadly more and more youngsters are starting to identify Spiderman as always being Miles, and Peter as "the white guy stealing from black culture because the film clearly says 'Im Miles and im the only Spiderman' at the end."
@@AzguardMike The most dumb take I've seen in 2021 jeezus
43:30 He'd died like a month before the movie came out, so that cameo was almost comically tragic.
Edit: FUCK I didn't realize that was a pun
Spoilers for across the spider verse:
“I wonder if that spider was from another universe”
Bro got it spot on
"Spot on" ;)
It was a tough call that year when this movie was nominated for Best Animated Feature in 2019. It was up against Incredibles 2 and instead Spider-verse won. Both were great flicks.
This was easily the more well rounded film in my opinion, so I'm glad it won
Yeah, this was going to win hands-down. As much as I did enjoy Incredibles 2.
Holy shit, you know it's something special when it managed to beat pixar...
@@TheFlamingShark I only see one problem with this movie when miles calls his dad. I am shocked 😲 that his dad did not call him back with his dad also being a cop. Even 911 calls you back if you call them even if by mistake.
@@loganshaw9198 I'm more than certain that his dad call back. But Miles ignores it, as he does with everyone else through out the entire rest of the movie
(At 1:38:08) best scene in the movie. And added with the "What's Up Danger" line. Even though he looks like he's "falling" down, the angle of it shows he's "rising" up.
1:04:04 and thus the greatest threat to the multiverse was born
1:57:26 They used PDNY and not NYPD is because it's part of the whole Miles's Dimension is different from us. Like how it showed earlier during the first Peter Parker's introduction in one of the ads he's swinging by, the Coca-Cola sign is called Koca-Soda instead.
This was a legendary special. A Silent Voice, Spiderverse and Your Name are some of my favourite movies.
I still can't even think about A Silent Voice without wanting to cry. The movie or the manga.
i didn't even know you reacted to this movie, this re-upload was a huge surprise to me, it being on youtube is an even greater surprise
1:26:25
I love the detail of Miles' invisibility being patchy and inconsistent; he isn't threatened by his Uncle Aaron so he can't totally activate it, but at the same time he knows he should be fearful so he subconsciously won't remain fully visable. His body is going to war with itself.
“There’s a lot of villains in this movie”
Kingpin
Doc Ock
Green Goblin
Prowler
Tombstone
Scorpion
So six… A very…. Sinister Six one might say
Need a lot of Villains for a lot of spider people but yes this six is quite sinister
I do believe it is safe to say that Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse is so far the only movie that contains a popular meme and *didn't* make it cringey.
make it two
There's three, actually...
@@FrozenxDeathwich ones?
@@shardsoftime0952 1:09:09 No, this is good. This is very very good. This means you get what you want, this means my collider works.
@@_TF2EnjoyerTechnically it created that meme in and of itself
Shark: “He threw the bagel at that one guy!”
One Guy: “……”
Bagel guy: I will become EVERYONE’S problem
@@sacodepapas488 everybody: 💀💀
The prowlers theme song has is so scary and I love it
It is like this primal terror sound that blairs out during the entire song.
25:00 I like how Gwen immediately went to African possibly because she was in front of Miles lol. Stuff like that makes the dialogue seem so realistic the way the outside world influences spur of the moment conversations.
Or maybe because Gwonda sounds like a African name, u think she seen he was black and called herself african?
@@_ripVanWinkle_ I mean... think about it
then the immediate "SOUTH. african" because she kinda forgot she was white for a second 💀
“I’m all about expressing art but not breaking the law”
Me, an anarchist, holding spray cans: But pretty color look good on building
yeah, until it's your building and you have to pay for it. Grow up.
@@HelloWorldxx3 well they don't have a building so
@@HelloWorldxx3
When do I get to own a skyscraper?
@@HelloWorldxx3 average political compass user:
@@roberthouse6587 Excuse me for being a decent human being and not supporting property damage.
Average asshole with no regard for other people:
"...as we celebrate hitting 200k subscribers"
Pain.
-definitely not a reposted comment-
Mind explaining this? I last watched him in 2015. Did he lose a bunch of subscribers? Is this a new channel?
@@syafiqueazraei8836 yeah its a new channel, his old one got deleted.
i didn’t even notice how many subs he has now. it really is Pain.
@@mr.mistersquidspongesquare9652 hey atleast its growing before this it was 25k
@@StickManVS What happened to it?
One thing I noticed is that at 1:40:33, when Gwen says "I've been there", she probably means that she felt "That's not my Peter" when she saw Peter B. Parker, who felt the same with this version of MJ.
Kinda touching tbh
It's also possible she felt that way when she saw Miles' universe's Peter's death being broadcast on the news like some kind of cruel reminder by the universe (so she was probably relieved to see some versions of him weren't destined to die; it would've been interesting to see her determined to prevent Peter B. Parker from sacrificing himself for the same reason Miles was ("I can't let Spider-Man die [again]" or "I can't let Peter Parker die [again]"). Likewise with Spider-Man Noir, but he kept his mask on the whole time, so it was probably easier to keep those anxieties in check around him (she sees her old friend as Peter, not Spider-Man, after all) and I don't think he would've stayed behind if he didn't have to, since he's kind of a revolutionary figure in his world and would feel he's shirking his uncle's lesson of the people's "responsibility" to redistribute the "power" that's being abused by those in charge (and he's got his own kingpins to fry).
@@Kyran1996 Don't forget that Gwen came into the universe when Peter was alive and must have taken alot to not to meet him
@@Kyran1996 Don't forget that Gwen came into the universe when Peter was alive and must have taken alot to not to meet him
1:03:47
Bagel effect
I loved his reaction to the Doc Ock of this movie, I loved it too. And I was actually kinda surprised, a little, when I saw how well she was received. I think it's great ! :)
Because she was done well enough to give off bad ass intro plus u wouldn’t have known unless u paid attention at the beginning
the scene with miles tied up and his father talking to him through the door always gets me, the voice breaking always brings a tear to my eye.
Fun fact: the movie starts of ‘choppy’ or with a low fps and gradually gets smoother as miles learns to become spider-man
Edit: typo
1:03:53
Bagel effect starts here
I knew someone would say it
Fem Doc Ock was voiced by Kathryn Hahn, she was "Agnes/Agatha" in Wanda Vison and is 100% ready for Doc Ock cosplay any day.
Also in "Parks and Recs" and probably at least 1 other thing you have heard of
Aunt Mae’s the G. She’s like Alfred with his shotgun 😭😂
Aunt May and her bat (maybe she should take Batman's place) and Alfred with his shotgun for the perfect melee/ranged combo.
Man, I can't wait until the sequel's been out long enough for you to react to it.
42:34
THE FEELS.
One of the many things I love about this movie is that it really makes you FEEL the weight of Spider-Man dying.
Several shots of just people staring at their phones and looking shocked and dismayed... It's genuinely incredible.
(49:40) Hard to spot, but aside from a Shaun of the Dead reference in the city billboards, I saw Clone College (a spoof on the directors’ old animated comedy Clone High).
I like your funny words, twist man.
"that bagel really hit the spot"
came back to this reaction after seeing across the spiderverse in theaters. fingers crossed that shark will react to that movie at some point after it comes out on streaming !! i’d love to see that
I'd be more surprised if he didn't, I'm sure he already has the movie in his sights. It's just a matter of how long until he can find it in hd 🤔
"I wonder if they couldn't use NYPD for some reason." My theory is Peter B. Parker is OUR Spiderman. When you see him swinging in New York in his dimension its if front of a Coca-Cola sign. Notice In Miles' Dimension when Pete is transported It's now a Koca-Soda Sign. All brands in Miles dimension have name changes, I'm assuming the same for PDNY.
“You know, I guess one person CAN make a difference. ‘Nuff said.” -Stan Lee. RIP Legend.
This man solved most the lore of the whole spider verse just by watching the first movie. Legend
The man's blind and still able to watch a movie! Respect
What
1:04:04 Bagel-Effect
“Just in case we get a sequel, I don’t wanna lose her.”
*Gets clapped by a truck*
“JESUS.”
It was kind of poetic that the family was glitching threw the train as king pin was fighting spider man, I think it represented all 5 sets of his family from all 5 demention seeing what he was doing. So no matter what universe he gets in contact with. They know he's a monster
1:04:04 the moment that changed everything
"He threw the bagel at the one guy!"
Yeah, um.... That guy....
LMAOOO
pls 😭
holy shit he actually was right about the spider being from a different universe lmao
“Cultural cesspool” KILLED me 😂
I know you meant “melting pot”, but damn that was funny
I love this movie, but one of my favourite scenes is when they are in the cave and Noir says that one of them has to stay behind so the others can return to their own dimensions. Every single one immediately volunteers to sacrifice themselves.
The fact that the robot was probably all she had left of her dad makes it sadder
Watching this before your across the spiderverse reaction and I forgot how beautiful this movie was. I’ve been crying since Aaron’s death and still sniffling as Miles becomes Spider-Man. Your reactions just added to it aswell. Definitely gonna subscribe now and can’t wait to see more reactions
"oh great, it's Liv", which means she and Aunt May are/were friends
I have no memories of this place. I honestly can't tell if I've watched the original reaction or not, so let's do this
I'm pretty sure Liv has shown in the comics, so she's canon. Spider-Ham is from a universe where all marvel heroes are animals, Thor is a frog, for example. Noir was voiced by Nicolas Cage.
24:45 his laugh sounded like it was emitted from somewhere not from my headphones and scared the ever loving fuck out of me
It definitely deserves all the hype and praise it gets. For me personally this is the single best Spider-Man movie ever.
Its well written, funny, intense, has heart and well acted. The highlight is of course the animation. I consider myself a nerd/geek for not just animation but just style choices and the look and vibe of whatever it is. I can't think of a single movie or show that really looks like this. Best way I can describe it is a CG movie done in the style of Claymation.....which is incredibly cool and fascinating. Only thing that comes even close is "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs".
"Just in case we get a sequel, I don't wanna loose her."
**immediately gets isekai'd**
waitin for dis man to see the sequal
Man this takes me back
I always weep at Aaron’s death and miles dad talking to him through the door and I’m not ashamed to admit it
This man really just uploaded the full movie 😭😭
Yup
They also had Mary Jane quoting Stan Lee right before he showed up. "He always said that it could be anybody behind that mask."
*Not my dumbass thinking the video was gonna be a blind man listening to the film*
Lmaooo
1:49:09 Nah that ain't a scar, Miles has it too. It's just part of the whole 2D line art style to show where her jaw line is
Also, I remember back when this movie came out, there were a lot of people who claimed Miles was...useless isnt the word, but i dont know what else to use, for most of the movie, but like, its understandable, by the time he got bit, he was already super stressed due to his new school, then suddenly he gets his spider powers and doesnt know how to use them, then spider-man dies, and then all this kinda stuff happens, its understandable that he is overwhelmed
They've had "Into the Spider-Verse" but this year they're coming out with "Across the Spider-Verse"... Can't frickin' wait!!
It's ironic how this is uploaded after invincible ep 1
The balls on this guy to post the whole movies, also I saw his zootopia reaction back in the day but based on the beginning bit of 200k his old channel got deleted BUT HE STILL CONTINUES LMAO
People who post whole movies on youtube: Finally! a worthy opponent
Little did everyone know, that man we all said got hurt by the bagel, would return, stronger and eviler than ever
blows my mind how you get through the copyright junk on yt but I'm not complaining. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this, it was like watching it with a friend and your reactions were priceless you are very expressive and genuine
I just love how he’s immediately simping for doc oc
This dude literally uploaded the whole movie. But it is interesting to see his reaction lol
I've been watching his reactions for years. And Yes he always uploads full reactions for free even if not on youtube.
At one point he uploaded a 5 hour video of him watching a season of adventure time. He lost 2 channels already for doing this stuff... But I like that he is honest and does it because he wants to. Not because he gains anything from it.
I remember reading the Spider-Ham comic back when I was a kid. That was definitely a real character from a real comic.
He's a spoof, obviously, but he did exist.
"Flaming Shark" is possibly one of the coolest names I heard.
One of my favorite moments and I'm not sure if TFS realized this was 1:46:57 which is where miles takes a page of out the original peter parker's book.
Not me thinking the title meant that he was blind… like I thought “blind reaction” meant a blind person was reacting so when he started talking about the way it looks I was so confused lmao
Dude I so appreciate that you let the credits roll to show respect to all the people who worked to make good entertainment a reality. Too often we just take for granted how many people it takes to make some of these movies.
SM into the SV from start to finish is probably among one of the most satisfying Spiderman films out there, and if you consider all the Marvel characters as part of the MCU regardless of studio, it's definitely one of the better Marvel movies.
holy shit I used to watch your reaction vids like 4 years ago and this just popped into my recommended, great to see you again
holy sht, i remember when i used to watch this guy's vids... damn this gives me some serious nostalgia.
I love his character, did you know that Miles was animated in 16 frames as peter was in 24 frames. it's a small but cool detail. also rip Stanlee, godspeed brother godspeed
1:25:30 Ok, sooo, Aunty May is a _'friend'_ of Olivia, who calls her Liv.
Is that a reference to original Aunt May dating Doctor Octopus?
"He threw the bagel at that one guy" that didn't age well...
I love how you recognized the Prowler so quick and I love your reaction to genderbent doc oc, it was pretty much the same as mine. Not every day you see a canonic genderbend of a character, only a few shows and movies have done that. 10/10 great reaction tho
I can't believe you have this whole thing still up, even though it is a re-upload.
It’s never going away