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- "Spider-Man: In the Spider-Verse."
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- "Spider-Man: In The Spider-Verse" offers a perfect mix of out of the ordinary elements for fanboys and a story structure that keeps the audience less connected.
- In addition to achieving this feat, the look of this film that comes alive is beautiful.
- It's the best animated film you'll see this year.
It turns out that Sony has not put its soft Marvel properties in theaters this year.
While "Venom" still makes a lot of noise around the world, the studio is looking for more with the animated film "Spider-Man: Towards the Spider-Verse" (at the cinema on December 14th).
While Spider-Man live actor franchise is restarting with Tom Holland as Peter Parker in the MCU of Marvel Studio, Sony has become a geek with his lively introduction to Miles Morales.
If you are not aware of your Spider-Man comics, Morales, an Afro-Latino teenager, started being your nice Spider-Man neighborhood around 2011 in the Marvel Ultimate Comics series. But "Spider-Verse" does not stop there to introduce other people who have taken on the heavy responsibility of being the iconic hero.
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- Miles Morales (voiced by Shameik Moore) in "Spider-Man: Towards the Spider-Verse".
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Directed by Bob Persichetti (a long-time host), Peter Ramsey (2012), and Rodney Rothman (producer of "Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping"), under the watchful eye of producers Christopher Miller and Phil Lord (Rotham and Lord also wrote the screenplay), "Spider-Man: In the Spider-Verse" gives us a unique story about the origin of Miles Morales by making him learn the craft of superheroes from a handful others who are also named Spider-Man in other universes. .
Let me explain.
Miles Morales (voiced by Shameik Moore) is a high school student in Brooklyn and does the things that all teenage boys experience at this age. He tries to impress the girls and not be embarrassed by his parents. But after being bitten by (you guessed it) a spider, Morales suddenly has superhero powers. And it's just in time because Kingpin (Liev Shreiber) has opened a portal to other universes, and if Morales does nothing, the world of the latter will be destroyed.
And it is at this moment that Peter Parker (Jake Johnson) introduces himself. But he's a Peter Parker from another world, where he added a few pounds and has relationship problems with Mary Jane. Now stuck in the world of Morales, Parker must help him to resume a life not so incredible.
This is where the writing really shines when Moore and Johnson are working to develop a chemistry for Morales and Parker that is the foundation of the film. Once this is established, the fun begins as other Spider-Men appear.
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- (G-D) Peni Parker, Gwen Stacy, Spider-Ham, Miles Morales, Peter Parker and Spider-Man Black in "Spider-Man: Towards the Spider-Verse".
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Spider-Gwen (Hailee Steinfeld), Spider-Ham (John Mulaney), Peni Parker (Kimiko Glenn) and Spider-Man Black (Nicolas Cage) are all drawn to the world of Miles. And now they all have to fight Kingpin to go home, though they do not know if Miles is ready for the big showdown. Still relying on his abilities (struggling to be himself instead of imitating how Parker or any of the others are doing their own kind of Spider-Man), will Miles be a handicap?
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One of the main strengths of the film is that it is a real treasure for the fans while avoiding leaving the least informed segments of the public outside. And in addition to the beautifully told narrative of the film, the film exudes a comic book impression that comes to life, up to the text "BANG!" And "SLAP" that appears on the screen. . The animation appears especially in the action sequences. It is a film that requires a giant screen treatment to be fully appreciated. But just the story and the fun dialogue – the last one we expected from Lord and Miller, the minds behind everything from "The Lego Movie" to the Fox TV show "The Last Man on Earth" – worth it for admission.
All this makes "Spider-Man: In The Spider-Verse" the best animated film of the year.
Whether it's to create multiple character arcs without overwhelming the audience or telling a story that's worth following, the film goes beyond any other movie. Animation released in 2018.
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