SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE - Official Trailer

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The following Spider-people have been identified

• Spider-Man Unlimited
• The Bombastic Bag-Man (Given that the Fantastic Four is a Disney-owned property, he’s wearing a blue long-sleeved shirt as opposed to a uniform from the team)
• Insomniac’s Spider-Man
• Zero Suit Spider-Man
• Spider-Cop, directing traffic
• Spider-Monkey
• Armored Spider-Man
• Mangaverse Spider-Man
• Superior Spider-Man
• Werewolf Spider-Man (Spider-Man: Full Circle)
• Spinneret and Spiderling
• Lady Spider (May Reilly)
• Poison Spider-Man
• Insulated Suit
• Spider-Armor Mk II
• Spider-Girl
• Earth X Spider-Man
• Both Scarlet Spiders (Kaine Parker and Ben Reilly)
• Spider-Assassin from What If? Spider-Man Vs Wolverine
• Captain Spider (Flash Thompson)
• The Spectacular Spider-Man
• Last Stand Spider-Man
• Uru Armor Spider-Man
• Spider-Cat
• Web-Slinger (Cowboy Spider-Man)
• Sun-Spider
• 2211 Spider-Man (Max Borne)
• LEGO Spider-Man
• Spider-Man Trilogy Spider-Man
• The Amazing Spider-Man Series Spider-Man
• Earth-67 Spider-Man, returning from the first film's stinger
• Spider-Mobile

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I've seen some people unhappy with the Ben Reilly characterization in this movie, but it felt like loving teasing to me. He is angsty. It's a big part of his thing, along with his ridiculous costume.

 

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I've seen some people unhappy with the Ben Reilly characterization in this movie, but it felt like loving teasing to me. He is angsty. It's a big part of his thing, along with his ridiculous costume.

I think it's also making fun of the whole era when he was introduced and the clone saga lol

Fun fact:

• Everybody involved in the film was highly approving of Preston Mutanga's recreation of the trailer in 3D LEGO. So much so that they hired him to animate some shots on Earth-13122, the universe made entirely out of LEGO. We should also mention that Preston was fourteen years old.

'Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse' Didn’t Get Approval for That MCU Diss

Dr. Strange and that little nerd were said to be "devastated" and are planning their own response.

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[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Miller and Lord would naturally appreciate quality Lego animations. Very cool of them to not have a pro do the work, but actually give this kid his moment to shine.

 

[Older Beholder]

Caught the film Monday night after work and I was really impressed. I had high expectations after the first one, and feel like they were surpassed in pretty much every way. I would recommend avoiding any spoilers and just going to see it if you enjoyed the original. There were some things that I wasn't expecting, which was nice, in this day and age to actually be surprised at the movies.

As someone that likes overseas poster art, I came across this recently...

 

[DrunkonDuty]

Saw it last night. Loved it. Yep, it's even better than the first one.

 

[Tonguez]

I liked the first one more, the story was better. This one was good but maybe a bit too many flasbacks and callbacks - I was getting distracted by all the eastereggs and pregnant Jess-Valerie Drew

 

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so Across the Spider-Verse has two different versions in cinemas

 

[Clint_L]

Miller and Lord would naturally appreciate quality Lego animations. Very cool of them to not have a pro do the work, but actually give this kid his moment to shine.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/preston-mutanga-spiderverse-interview-1.6884005

 

[Mannahnin]

Saw it last night. Loved it. Yep, it's even better than the first one.

I liked the first one more, the story was better. This one was good but maybe a bit too many flasbacks and callbacks - I was getting distracted by all the eastereggs and pregnant Jess-Valerie Drew

My first impression was that the first one felt more "finished", more polished and superior as a standalone work of art, but the second one is more ambitious, stretching farther and bigger. Metaphorically speaking, right now they are mid-air, halfway through an absurd 720 degree twisted rotating gymnastic (artistic) maneuver. I suspect that how I eventually feel about Across is going to depend on how well they stick the landing (in the third installment).

But I do need to see it a couple more times to absorb everything they did in it, to be fair. I think I saw Into in the theater three times and have watched it a couple of times at home since then.