Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

I am sorry but had to come write home and write my first ever rotten tom review in the hopes I can some some souls from wasting their time. Terrible script, terrible story, terrible acting, Wait for streaming. We all wore our shirts. Took lots of pics before, wife loved it. But it was miserable to sit through. Worst Superman of all time.

Amazing movie! There’s a couple of jump scares in there too.

The best spiderman origin story

I watched this years ago, it’s amazing, fantastic, and an incredible movie. I wish i can watch it again

Animated movies always do it best and Into the Spider-Verse might be the best of all time. The graphics take a moment to get used to but the story and action sets it apart from its animated counterparts.

Innovative. This film completely changed the movie industry forever.

Good movie but should be on more streaming platforms

The best animated film made by humans so far. I've seen them all, this is the one to remember.

One of the most influential animated films of all time. One of the best comic book movies ever made. And simply, a perfect Spider-Man film. When Into the Spider-Verse was first announced, I thought it was bold —releasing a theatrically animated Spider-Man movie featuring a relatively new version of the character, from a studio that, in my opinion, was producing less than stellar animated films. I couldn’t have been more wrong, and I’m so glad I was. It was film gold. The entire cast is perfect, I am particularly a fan of Nicholas Cages’ Spider-Noir. Shameik Moore as Miles has seared itself into my brain. Like Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool and Robert Downey Jr’s Iron man, his voice is the character now. Spider-Verse tells a relatively grounded multiverse story, elevated by a phenomenal voice cast, an inspired animation style, and a soundtrack I still listen to today. You couldn’t go anywhere without hearing “Sunflower” at the height of its popularity. At its core, the story follows a ragtag group of Spider-men (and women) variants trying to get home, while Miles navigates the pressure of becoming everything others expect of him. It’s a narrative that’s both grand and fantastical yet deeply personal and grounded—and the film is all the better for it. It isn’t breaking any new ground with these themes, coming of age is probably the most common in films but it does it wholeheartedly and energetically enough to remain fresh. From deep emotional loss to exhilarating, feel-good moments of coming-of-(spider?)age, every swing the film takes is a home run. The animation deserves special praise. It captures the frenetic energy of Spider-Man’s movements and the chaos of the action, while also highlighting stunning environments—like the forest swinging scene which is basically a painting in motion. This is an inspired animated film that stands completely on its own. With a fantastical and deeply personal story intertwined organically, fantastic voice cast and inventive art style, Spider-Verse isn’t just a great superhero film—it’s one of the best animated movies I’ve ever seen and absolutely worth your time.

One of the greatest modern animated movies of all time, and one of the best superhero movies ever made.