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[@BillyBinges]

We feeling the cartoon style thumbnail? Do it look like I could be in the movie? 😂 Use code BILLYBINGES40 to get 40% off your first Factor box at bit.ly/41LgOOV!

[@metalkrillin]

Yess for sure it's only a month a way have you seen the trailer billy

[@PillagerGuy42]

I’m super excited for spider man across the spiderverse 2023

[@ItsLexy]

Thumbnail looks real good!

[@julissagomez1174]

Video 2 of suggesting "The whale"

[@dimewolfe]

#Bingers please do scream 5 & 6 also sonic 1 and 2

[@patrickcromwell7554]

Yes, Miles' father KNEW his brother was a criminal. Not necessarily that he was the Prowler (that's not 100% clear to me) but he knew Aaron was a criminal. That's what he meant by "Do you wanna end up like your uncle."

[@tofu_golem]

That is why they had a falling out. One brother went into crime, the other became a SHIELD agent, then became a cop when he started a family because it was a safer job than working for SHIELD.

[@santiagomonteromendez1371]

@@tofu_golem I don't think this universes Jefferson got into shield

[@gilnahnu]

i'm sure he knew aaron was the prowler now though right? he was found in the prowler outfit with spiderman.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

@@gilnahnu Probably, but you didn't understand the question. He asked it in the context of knowing al along. That's unclear. Jeff may have known all along or he might have found out right there.

[@hypersonic4562]

@@patrickcromwell7554 to be fair he didn't really seem too confused with what he was wearing

[@bedfordstrangler]

The webs issue is straight up comic book logic. Peter always having to replace the cartridges with spares he keeps on a belt under his suit, but he always runs out at the worst possible moment for maximum drama.

[@livewill4479]

Thank you, I was about to tell him the same thing.

[@morguexx]

Then there was Sam Raimi who was like "Nah he makes it in his body"

[@laboon344]

@@morguexx which I like and think is a whole lot better

[@lilpiper1234]

​@Laboon 344 Miguel O'Hara makes his biologically. He is way closer to a spider than many other spider people.

[@risottopose9970]

@@laboon344 Having his webs be organic kind of takes away from Peters intelligence. Which Peter didn’t really have in the Raimi movies so it worked there

[@MaximeLafreniere433]

Fun facts: Miles has a special framerate trough the movie. Until he accepts his powers, he runs at 12 FPS, and after that, he goes double like all the other Spider-People. Peni's mouth is only synched with what she says in the japanese dub. When the collider "explodes", you can see the other Spider-People be launched trough the city. After the accident that broke the USB, Miles starts to keep his shoes tied.

[@cooki3monstrrr]

I never noticed the shoes laces! So cool, thanks for sharing

[@carianawaters6425]

@@cooki3monstrrr I was literally about to say that lol I never noticed the shoelaces change 🤣 legit tho that’s such a sad detail he felt so bad abt screwing up 😭

[@bareenali1350]

broo never noticed the last 2 thats so cool omgg

[@livywithane]

So ppl died bc he didn’t tie his shoes? I’m a bit confused

[@carianawaters6425]

@@livywithane nonono the accident was just miles tripping and falling on the pocket he had the important usb in, breaking it. So he starts to keep his shoes tied cuz he felt bad abt messing up

[@CC_Rose]

14:26 so this line with Stan Lee is the last piece of acting that he did for a Marvel film before he passed, and the line "I'm really gonna miss him..." devastated EVERYONE in the movie theater that went to the premiere in my town. My little sister was trying to comfort me while I was just silently crying about how much I was gonna miss Stan Lee after remembering he was gone. It was kind of bittersweet knowing the last time we'd hear his voice in a film was for something he was so proud and excited for, and it was with his favorite character that he created.

[@Frenchaboo]

That Jack Kirby created after which Stan Lee took an Asian pen name to seem cooler. Lol

[@beatriceretops]

We watched this in class and a bunch of people were both excited but also really sad to see Stan Lee again

[@DevinRosa]

25:05 Fun fact there actually is a universe where Aunt May is a Spider-person called Spider Ma’am

[@joydanleigh7711]

hot diggity dog🌭🌭🌭

[@Truesong922]

Devin rose they should make one like that for all the aunts who miss there child hood

[@reedsylvier5250]

Thank you so much I was just wondering this thank you

[@Chocobo0Scribe]

And isn’t there also a universe where uncle Ben got the spider bite? Okay. We need a SpiderFamily comic run!

[@jeonjunkfood]

@@reedsylvier5250 spider MA'AM????? damn ok aunt may

[@blainke2149]

So the thing with his grades, basically he got placed into a "higher-class" school, so he left all of his friends at the normal school to go that weird boarding school. And as the teacher pointed out, he was trying to fail everything on purpose so he could go back to the school his friends were at ("The only way to get all of the answers wrong is to know which answers are right")

[@meo8951]

He also won a scholarship which is why his parents are so strict cause they literally would not be able to afford it if it wasnt for pure luck so they dont understand why he's throwing it away

[@veronikamajerova4564]

@@meo8951 In the comis he won the scholarship. In this movie, he got it because of his test results.

[@robbob5302]

And there was a lottery involved. (Though without the tests and grades, he wouldn’t have been in the lottery.)

[@bunsbuns9072]

To answer your question about the webs, it depends on the Spiderman. Some of the Spiderpeople from certain universes can organically create their webs in their bodies and technically can't run out of webs unless they experience some sort of blockage. Other Spiderman create webslinger devices and chemically conjure their own webs in a lab. This was also directly talked about in No Way Home.

[@ot7biasedmashups]

If I'm not tripping then Tobey is literally the only Spider-Man with natural webs. Peter Porker maybe too considering he was originally a spider but yeah.

[@aliyahpulido953]

14:26 The entire theater (myself included) gave a standing ovation when we saw this in 2018. Most of us were also crying and cheering. RIP to Stan Lee, he created some of the symbols of strength who kept going when we felt we couldn't anymore. He reminded us what it means to do the right thing in the face of adversity.

[@LordVolkov]

The best Spiderman movie so far. I have high hopes for the sequel with Oscar Isaac as Miguel O'Hara (2099) being very prominent.

[@IceMetalPunk]

Absolutely! Before the trailers, I was a little worried about the sequel not being able to live up to the original. I thought they might not be able to one-up themselves with the art style, or they'd lean so much into the superhero genre and animation that the heart of the story would fall behind. But the trailers 100% assuaged my fears of any of that being the case; they look *stunning* and I will be in a theater seat for it opening weekend no matter what happens.

[@bhbot6277]

What Oscar Isaac the same actor in moon knight and x men apocalypse is in it?

[@bullymegauire1642]

Spiderman 2 i think is still a little better but its a close second or third

[@kuivia]

@@bullymegauire1642 Spider-verse is just objectively a better movie but everyone can have their favorites

[@wyterabitt2149]

@@kuivia So many people don't understand what objective is. Or more likely, people are so desperate to pretend their personal taste is special they blindly don't want to know and just make it up.

[@towanalucas2080]

Let's just say I'm closer to 60 than 50 years of age

[@davidoneal6157]

I'm one of the ones who thinks this is one of the best (if not the best) Spiderman movies ever. They hit every note just right! The soundtrack was great! The voice actors were perfect choices! (Nicholas Cage as Spider-Noir?) And the animation was obviously done by a team who knows and loves comic books! Glad to see you catch this one!

[@cupguin]

I remember how many "fans" were preemptively upset because there's only one Spider-man. Apart from all the things it gets right I love that it starts with saying there's one Spider-man by then throughout demonstrates that's not true. Even just within the comics everytime a new writer and artist takeover it's a new take on the same character. Sure real fans can have their favorite or favorite run but that doesn't keep us from appreciating all the other great takes on the icon. To make a truly epic adaptation you need to be able to have that same appreciation of all the ways you can tell the Spider-man story and yeah they got it. They embraced the comics for the art, for the characters but still were confident enough to make really cool changes. I'd only disagree to say it's one of the best comic book adaptations ever. For pure comic love on the big screen I don't think anything else comes close.

[@tofu_golem]

42 is a Jackie Robinson reference. Basically, it means greatness with regards to Miles. “I know her parents are mad.” Probably not. She is in a punk rock band. Her parents are probably used to her shaving weird parts of her head. In her superhero persona, she is hunted by the chief of police: her dad. This movie influenced a lot of animated movies that came after. This is the right way to blend 2D and 3D. The Toby McGuire version of Spider-Man had organic web shooters. All the other ones created devices to shoot the webs. They generally carry extra cartridges of web fluid in their belt, but sometimes they do run out. Spider-Ham is not a WB character. He is from a cartoon dimension where all the heroes are animals. Thor is a frog, and I think Captain America is a cat. The Spider-Man at the end is the most popular alternate version of Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2099. When the trailers came out, a lot of people were mad that he wasn't in it, so when he showed up in that end-credits scene, people cheered. He is also half-Hispanic.

[@gerstelb]

23:31 It’s hard to catch unless you’re looking for it, but you can kinda see the Lizard turning back into Peter Parker - so Gwen didn’t just not save Peter, she killed him without knowing it until afterwards. 23:47 All the spider people are coming there because Spider-Man touched the beam when the collider was on. 28:33 He’s called The Prowler. 41:09 I’m in IT and have a BA in English

[@austintruesdale8818]

I really wanna see what happens at 23:31

[@Lenny-ue8hk]

Specifically the scientists called out that they had connections to 5 other universes, so the spiderpeople from those universes came through

[@DarkDreams948]

@@austintruesdale8818 In Gwen's universe, Peter turns into Earth-65's version of the Lizard (like Dr. Connors in The Amazing Spiderman movie), to exact revenge on those who bullies him and Gwen does her best to stop him without issue, but unfortunately Peter succumbs to the chemicals he used for his experiment to turn into Lizard. Of course Earth-65's version of J. Jonah Jameson blames Spider-woman (Later nicknamed Spider Gwen as shes the only spider persona with that name) for the death of Peter Parker.

[@coldfanta4963]

Oof. Hang in there, English major

[@StarRoseAngelic]

"I thought his webs were connecting to God's hands" ☠🤣🤣🤣 Bro I worry about you sometimes lmao

[@aliyahpulido953]

10:24 I always appreciate the details that make these animated characters look so hand-drawn; they're computer models, but they have little imperfections, like the outlines of Miles' irises. They're not perfectly circular and they don't even close all the way/they're not a closed outline. They don't use blurring to make distant figures and people look out of focus, so instead they use chromatic aberration. Meaning that the further away something is, you can see red and blue overlapping versions of the figure superimposed on it. Everything looks so hand-rendered, and lived-in. It's imperfectly perfect! Also a cool detail is that Miles is animated at a choppier frame rate than the other Spider-People when he's learning to control his powers, and once he masters them, he's animated on the smoother rate that every other Spidey is on.

[@jasonthompson1604]

To me this is a masterpiece. This film has so much heart, an amazing cast and one of the best soundtracks about. Cant wait for the sequel

[@elishawilson5342]

Agreed 💯

[@Miroku2235]

When he does the first jump attempt, he falls. But when he does the leap of faith, the scene is inverted, so he's rising instead of falling.

[@Merlinherk]

The Web-Shooters are a pair of wrist-mounted mechanical devices developed and used by Spider-Man to project Synthetic Webbing. Peter Parker has web cartridges attached to the waistline of his suit, allowing him to easily refill his web-shooters whenever he runs out. On most OG suits on belt.

[@Dead25m]

Also, the cartridges do hold a LOT of webbing

[@itsturniptime3699]

There are however a few specific instances where Spider-Man does produce his own webbing biologically. Different universe timeline stuff I guess

[@vailingbow1068]

Except Tobey's His is organic XD

[@vailingbow1068]

@@itsturniptime3699 Is there a comic version cause all I know is Tobey's is organic.

[@Muffln]

@@vailingbow1068 I believe it is also organic in the Civil War comic, but I haven't read it it's just what I've heard.

[@sagittariusrights]

For the webs question….in the live action movie I believe that Tom and Andrews spidermans use web cartilages and Toby’s spiderman webs naturally comes out his wrist.

[@JuviaLockser12]

The fact that you’re also animated in the thumbnail to match the animation of the movie is amazing! Love that!

[@nicolasbaron4506]

I really like how you yourself is animated in the thumbnail! Anyway, Into the Spider-Verse is not just one of the best superhero movies, but perhaps one of the greatest animated films ever! Everything about this movie works. Seeing Miles learning about his powers and seeing him train with the other dimension Spideys gives these characters so much development. The animation is utterly phenomenal since the comic book style fast paced animation really makes these action scenes look impressive. In fact, the style left an impact on animation to where even other animated films recently have hopped along the trend like The Bad Guys, Puss in Boots 2, and now Disney’s Wish! Even the humor works very well. Almost every joke made me laugh. I’m hyped for Across the Spider-Verse a month from now!

[@everythingnkanyezim]

And Kid Cudi got inspiration from this movie for his Netflix Movie 'Entergalatic' which is also by far one of my favourite films

[@briannaa9699]

I appreciate the cartoon thumbnail. I had to do a double take to make sure I saw it right lol. Words are really not your friend and I find it hilarious 😂 Thanks for this reaction to my fave Spiderman

[@beautifulmidnight]

Man, I love Miles. He’s such a great character. I am so hype for the sequel, you have no idea. That’s a “buy advance tickets as soon as they’re on sale” kind of watch for me. (Also I’m sure this came up, but I’m gonna bring it up just in case: Uncle Aaron/Prowler teeechnically exists in the MCU Spider-Man films. He’s played by Donald Glover briefly in Spiderman Homecoming, and makes a reference to his nephew Miles.)

[@chrisfoley1961]

The Super Collider uses DNA to find specific people throughout all of space and time. King Pin is trying to use it to get his family back. So when the Blonde Peter Parker was fighting in the beginning and Green Goblin shoved his head into the Collider, it took Spider-Man's DNA and found other Spider-Men and Spider-Women that matched that DNA. That's why they were brought to Miles' universe. And since it messes with time, it sent Gwen back to an entire week before the Collider even started up the first time.

[@awesomoose7822]

Based on the story the only spider-man that actually produces the webs from their own body is Tobey Maguire, in the first of the spiderman movies, subsequently, andrew garfield and tom holland peter parker have a formula that they use to make canisters of web fluid to attach to their shooting contraption. This means that this peter parker also has to do this, however, it seems things might be different for miles.

[@Dead25m]

Miles clearly has web shooters tho so

[@zahira_la_hiena_moteada6314]

Miles had the web shooters that Peter B gave him, and then it's assumed aunt may gave him some with his suit. I'm pretty sure Spider-Man Noir's web is natural, thought, since they never mention him making it on his comics, as far as I remember. Porker might have natural webs too, since he was a spider bitten by a radioactive pig, but I haven't read that comic.

[@Xeroxthebeautiful]

Spiderman Noir has organic webs in the comics at least and if it's the same here he's the only one in this movie who does.

[@Crazyraccoon]

There’s also a moment in the comics when spider man got his spider senses back he gain the ability to shoot organic webbing

[@nerd26373]

We appreciate Billy's effort and hard work. God bless him and everyone here.

[@TessG9107]

Yes we do. Amen ❤

[@clarissa182]

I'm so happy you finally watched this movie, Billy. It's one of, if not the best, Spider-Man movie. It's so good. ❤️

[@nabrna3663]

It's definitely the best one!

[@fizzles5]

To be fair Billy....in the original Spiderman cartoon, the one from the 60s or whatever, his webs were DEFINITELY connecting to god's hand so I understand where you got that idea 🤣

[@p1nk_anthem]

15:38 Well Spider-man in the first movie (played by Toby Maguire) was able to make actual webs shoot from his wrist but the ones after had to make their webs. Also they’re not unlimited they just have to make a lot of webs (im pretty sure)

[@remixtbh]

I like the Toby Maguire spiderman because of the fact that he actually shoots webs from his wrists- I just find the whole change/mutation of his anatomy because of the bite, way more fascinating than having to depend on web shooters. He's Spider-Man, he should be able to shoot webs from his body and not have to make them in a lab but oh well- limited webs can also be interesting

[@Dead25m]

​​@@remixtbh It also begs the question, would Toby have to rest eventually? Because you can't just be producing stuff infinitely without a drawback. I don't like Tobys webs, it doesn't let him show off his brilliance by creating the webbing and eventually the different webbing configurations either.

[@remixtbh]

@~Lynx~ @~Lynx~ yeah I guess making webs in a lab is a way to show how intelligent Peter Parker is. However, there are other ways he shows that intelligence even if it's not through web making. Because then it feels a little like Tony Stark where he shows off his intelligence (1st movie wise) by making a suit out of unconventional materials kind of like Peter with his webs. I just find it underwhelming that his mutation isn't explored more besides things like his spider sense, super strength, regenerating, and sticking to different surfaces. I feel like it would have been interesting to keep the organic web making but have them be a back up to his web shooters or vice versa. Because he has drawbacks with both types of webs, organic or not, he doesn't have an infinite supply either way.

[@naylisyazwina6836]

@@remixtbh truth

[@skyemadisyn163]

42 was Jackie Robinson’s number! It’s featured several times in the movie and the comics.

[@benoitcecyre7081]

It's one of the stated reason for the number 42 being there. The other reason is that it's a reference to The Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy. So yeah, it's for both reasons.

[@marche800]

Spiderman typically doesn't have unlimited webs. He runs out a lot in the comics, it usually factors into fights.

[@victoriakerr5130]

The SOUNDTRACK for this movie is a GEM, a true no skips playlist. I listen to it at least 3 times a month

[@KaeMcSpadden]

I’m so excited for the sequel coming out soon. This film made history for one of the directors, Peter Ramsey, becoming the first black winner of the best animated feature Oscar!

[@BriBradshaw]

Age check: I'm 23 going on 90 with all the neck and back problems I got lol. Also I've been OBSESSED with this movie since it came out. Saw it at least 5 times in the theater and SUPER PUMPED for the sequel!

[@hannahstanley8201]

I know it's been around a while now, but is anyone else loving Billy's spelling bee transition segment? It just makes me so happy for some reason.

[@gcatherinev]

BILLLYYYYYYY!! I'm so happy you did this because I KNEW you were gonna hit the “//hey//” accurately. This movie is definitely the best one 🎉

[@AdamIshak01]

You know it’s a good video when Billy does the cha cha within the first 5 mins, and HE DID IT TWICE! I’m 27 and whenever our community or church held a picnic or cookout, as a little children that was forced to go to these events against her will, the ice cream truck was literally the best and only thing that was worth it at that time and age. I loved the Spider-Man and SpongeBob ice cream. If they didn’t have either of those, the Good Humor Krunch bars were the best. Chocolate, strawberry, Oreo, toasted almond, and Reese’s. Apparently I’ve been off the block for a while cause I never knew a cotton candy and birthday cake flavor hit the streets. Edit: yes I draw! At the moment I’m doing 4 tattoo and 2 album cover projects!

[@virlinehonore9767]

This is such an incredible and beautiful movie!! I’ve been obsessed with it since it came out and I’m so excited for the sequel 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@auntkwan9115]

Billy I had such a fun time watching your reaction and enjoy to this movie. I'm an old-school Spider-Man fan and it really warms my heart to see someone who's not as familiar with all the various Spidey incarnations still getting so involved and appreciating it. Pretty much most of your other questions I think have already been addressed in the comments. The Looney Tunes version (Peter Porker: The Amazing Spider-Ham) was an actual Marvel comic book (I was so tickled that they included him in the movie). You asked about ages -- I'll admit to being on the wrong side of fifty (I told you I was old-school!). If you don't know the backstory of how the Miles Morales Spider-Man came into being, it's worth looking up. I think it demonstrates both the best, and sadly the ugliest, sides of people. The best prevailed and gave us what's become another classic Spider-Man. And years later, it's given us what I think is THE best Spider-Man movie. I'll have to watch some of your other reactions now. Keep up the good work!

[@the_nikster1]

this is still, to this day, my favorite Spider-man movie. the whole thing about the web shooters is that in the comics, he was always running out of webs at the worst times but he always carried spares with him. the Tobey Maguire movies made the webs organic for some reason and it caused a whole uproar in the fandom lol also, the movie takes place in the course of a few days, not months, even tho a lot does happen. LOVED this reaction, especially the double spelling bee 😂 ❤

[@baybee2721]

For context about web shooters: the webs aren’t intimate, it’s just that the spider-people using them make them by hand

[@nintenmetro]

What’s still peculiar to me is that they implemented comic books in a comic book film. It’s kinda ironic because that’s not something usually done with superhero comic book films which have become the norm. The entire film itself is one massive comic book. From the speech bubbles to the text boxes to the panels to the splash art, it’s almost as if us the audience are flipping through the pages as we’re watching the film. A handful of voice actors would go on to portray live-action characters in Marvel Studios Phase 4. (Aaron Davis was portrayed by Donald Glover/Childish Gambino in Spider-Man: Homecoming) There are two sequels on the way. One coming this year is Across the Spider-Verse. Next year we’re getting Beyond the Spider-Verse. Oscar Isaac voiced Miguel O’Hara/Spider-Man 2099 in the post credit scene, and he’s gonna have a prominent role in Across the Spider-Verse. That’s also where we’ll meet Jessica Drew voiced by Issa Rae. There’s a Spider-Woman spinoff in the works with Gwen and Jessica expected to appear. They also plan to bring in Cindy Moon/Silk. And finally, late musician Juice WRLD collaborated with Seezyn in the song called Hide. Juice would have been 24 today.

[@skyemadisyn163]

You could see the comic book textures a lot better in the theater. Every frame is filled with little dots just like a comic

[@Frenchaboo]

I'm excited to see Cindy on the big screen, especially if they take some creative liberties with her, because her comicbook origins with her and Peter being constantly unstoppably horny for each other is very eye-roll worthy lmao

[@Marinara_Angel]

31:41 i like how peni is just blushing from embarrassment while hanging from the ceiling

[@chillwill2918]

Spider-Man 2099 is my favorite Spider-Man. Prowler is so dope. Also John Mulaney as Spider-Ham= W casting. Aunt May is clearly one of Doc Ocks friends since she said her friends call her Liv and Aunt May called her Liv. MJ and that version of Doc Ock can get it. The most messed up part about Kingpin's alternate dimensional family seeing him do that is the fact that that dimensions Wilson Fisk could've been actually a good person for once.

[@DemoWarlock]

Only the Rami Spider man makes his webs naturally, the other spider people create them and use cartridges

[@chief_6228]

The soundtrack in this hit HARD!!

[@EvieDaae23]

The soundtrack album for this movie is SICK! Literally one of my favs of all time

[@Taylo791]

Billy, your positive energy never fails to put a smile on my face. Thanks for sharing it with us and sending some back to you!

[@padtrickkeys3261]

Still can't Believe You Haven't Watched Watched This Masterpiece Of A Movie, Still Love You Billy ❤

[@eliseruffin8471]

Finally Billy got to this movie. I loved this movie so much that I watched it 4 times in theaters

[@beckmannm]

It was so incredible on the big screen! Can't wait for the sequel!

[@aliceros1]

Yes, I never see movies in theater more than once but I had to see this one a second time. And also bought it on DVD. It's just that good.

[@85lsmitchell]

I watched it like an unhealthy amount

[@bennycongo4131]

38:00 “ok but you still gotta fight NO NECK” 😂😂 I’m crying!!

[@audra.l.p3658]

1) there's something about watching people watch this movie for the first tie that fills me with joy. It's a fantastic movie. 2) this might just be my bias towards it, but I feel like you'd enjoy the 2008 movie *Speed Racer*... the cast is STACKED and it's just sooooo underrated and underappreaciated. I could write a whole essay about it. #Bingers

[@kaitlynn6699]

I had been waiting for him to react to this specific movie 🎥 I'm excited . Tysm for all the work you put in on your videos 💙

[@TheRibottoStudios]

Fun fact about Spider-Man's web swinging; due to his Spider Sense, he can thwip without needing to LOOK where to thwip. That's why whenever you see those sequences of Spider-Man swinging around New York, more often than not he ISN'T looking to where he NEEDS to thwip; he's observing the city below.

[@tonydesimone7237]

Spiderman made his own web fluid from common composite materials, basically stuff you can find in any store. As he evolved as a hero, he made improvements to his own gadgets. Its actually a common thing in the comics that he DOES run out of webs often.

[@StillCantDraw]

I’m 15 and they used to give out the SpongeBob/spider-Man popsicles, and the original Spider-Man (Tobey Maguire) is the one only one who’s webs come out of his wrist

[@JustCallmeMJ]

This whole soundtrack is why I love Spider-Man now❤ I listen all these songs on repeat

[@KimberlyS29]

When I tell you!!! I’ve been waiting for this and I’m so happy you reacted to this movie because it’s literally one of my favorites ❤️❤️

[@emella_05]

Loved the reaction as always, definitely the best Spider-Man movie! 💕 By the way the reason all the spidermen were brought to Miles universe is because at the start when the original Peter is fighting Mile’s uncle before Peter is killed, he puts him in the funky looking machine that Kingpin his using to try and get his family back from another universe. So when Spider-Man is in the machine, instead of bringing Kingpin’s family it brought all of the spidermen! Hopefully that helps! 😁

[@seiya.power.awesome.inspire]

Glad you watched this gem of a movie, Billy!😊

[@Snowfallofnight]

What really confused me is that when the Peter in Miles universe died the police weren't going after his wife and asking her all sorts of questions. Not like as a murder suspect, but as someone who knows all of Spider-man's secrets sort of thing. The reason why I had this thought is because in the tv shows and movies Peters boss at the Daily Beugle (don't know if I spelled that right) wanted to expose him. I get that Miles was the main character in this one, but I still think it should have been in it. And for the scene where everyone of those pedestrians are walking around Miles and the other Peter Parker after they got knocked out. In the famous words of Rise of the TMNT Donatello I say to you. "New York, what a town. And to answer your question Billy, the webs either come from them specifically like a actual spider or they make it in their lab. Also, can you please watch Lion King 2 Simba's Pride? It has a great villain song that I think you'd enjoy.

[@SIMPLY_GJ]

Let's just say we can all agree with Donnie on that one 🤣

[@Dead25m]

Because the police knew his wife had nothing to do with it, it was probably very obvious. J.J doesn't really have any leverage with the police either.

[@Ereh_Ereh]

#bingers

[@deadplthebadass21]

Because they know he's Spider-Man... and they know Spider-Man fights criminals soooo obviously a criminal did it

[@Snowfallofnight]

@@deadplthebadass21 No, not like asking MJ if she killed her husband. I mean, after Spider-Man's identity was revealed as Peter Parker why didn't the police interrogate his wife and ask her how spider man came to be or what other things that Peter did as Spider-Man that they don't know about. That sort of thing. I can see how you got confused by my comment. I'll go back and make my statement more clear.

[@sarah.the.clumsy]

I swear, that villain is a whole entire couch but with one of your kid's Lego heads peaking out thru the cushions

[@dperez520]

Can't believe you're just catching this movie now!! This is, hands down, 1 of my favorite super hero flicks. Animation,music, storyline, voice acting.. all dope! Really enjoyed ur reaction to this. Kinda made me enjoy the movie all over again. Can't wait for the sequel to drop. Keep doin ur thing.

[@madyssencaverly7528]

The web shooter depends on the spider man Andrew garfeild and Tom Holland spidermans built web shooters and refilled with man made webs where Toby Mcgauire's spiderman actually shot web from his palm it was able to produce silk like a spider

[@martas277]

Man i just wanna say THANK YOU for the constant good energy you put in ur videos. Subscribed

[@tiffanypaz8484]

i am 38! i definitely remember them character Icecreams w/ bubble gum eyes from the Icecream truck as a kid! 😁❤ #90sKid #memories #loveMarvelComics

[@Professional_Idiot8055]

So, about the whole web shooter thing, and to clarify, I'm basing this off of the movies, since I don't have much knowledge of all the comics and stuff. So anyway, in the OG movies with Toby Maguire the webs were actually natural! Like they actually came out of his wrists, and he just produced it naturally like actual spiders. But then, and I don't know why, when it came to 'The Amazing Spiderman' with Andrew Garfield, they changed it to a 'web-slinger,' and ever since it hasn't been natural. Some people say the web shooter is just to add stakes like 'oh my gosh, what if he ran out or it jams up during a battle?!' which can't really happen a whole lot if it's natural. Something similar did happen to Toby Maguire Spiderman, but it was caused by his mental state. When it comes to the 'web jams' (I think that's what they call it) it seems to only happen when the plot needs it too. But yeah, I'd say the reason it's not natural is just plot convivence, which is kind of sad, since I think it being natural really sells the 'Spider' part of 'Spiderman.'

[@lunalavender5027]

It’s been a minute since I’ve seen one of your reactions and I’m glad I got to see this one. Also, I love the Spelling Bee animation. Keep doing what you’re doing.💜

[@ashleybee1197]

I’m so glad you got to watch this I love this movie 😊😂

[@annasmith6835]

According to original spiderman lore, spiderman got bit by a radioactive spider. They have their own web fluid coursing through their bodies, however, they use web shooters to help direct their webs and shoot them out at faster speeds. The webs are coming out of their wrists like an actual spider. That's why they have unlimited webs.

[@dearfuturepeople1808]

8:11 FOR REAL?! That’s cool! I didn’t know! From one neurodivergent person to another, thanks for sharing that 😊

[@tamarawallace1184]

Thank you so much billy great reaction as always you matter to us and we love you so much

[@jenkeeler1609]

So glad you finally watched this, it's soooo good! All of the Spider ppl are from comics, even Spiderham

[@BrianZatzke]

I absolutely love this movie. It’s been a while but hearing the score and seeing the context…… Oooo still gives me the feels and chills.

[@madie290]

The webs work differently for each Spider-Man they talk about it in the newest spider man with all of the actors, basically Tom and Andrew had to make the webs each time they ran out and Toby just makes it himself

[@DevinRosa]

Nice to see this reaction what a surprise

[@DumbDumbpop33]

I love this movie so much. I don't think I've ever laughed so hard at Noir before that line is suddenly so funny and Billy laughing about it too kept me laughing for a while. 😂😂 I also did surprisingly well with the spelling bees today.

[@AquaBStone]

I’m so excited. I’ve been waiting to watch this video bc I really wanted to see this and the 2nd movie reaction back to back and now I finally can.

[@NathanDuabanTheSonicEnthusiast]

Billy this movie brings me so much joy 🥰

[@patrickcromwell7554]

Yeah Miles has at very least TWO notable skills that Peter Doesn't, He can camouflage and he has a kind of bio-electricity that courses through his body which he can use like taser attacks. If he has any more powers I don't know about those. lol. Essentially I think Marvel gave Miles a couple of Handicaps in his favor for a "starter" Spider-Man.

[@user-hf4vi4dd1g]

The 42 actually represents the jersey number of Jackie Robinson, the first black baseball player. I think that reference is ABSOLUTE GENUISSS!!!!!

[@kilianalexander2736]

I love that Peter Parker in this is voiced by Chris Pine and Peter B. Parker is voiced by Jake Johnson, it's so fitting

[@Alannameyers]

This movie is a flawless masterpiece. So glad you watched it, Billy!

[@zipporahpayten]

Omgosh look at animated Billy 😂❤️

[@YaneS-]

38:37 Nuh-uh, fighting Crack and Magic were the hardest parts in that game fr. I'm subbing just for that call back LOL. Loved the reaction!

[@BuggyBlueJay]

I'm only 19 and I remember having those popsicles. They get an s-tier from me just for nostalgia alone. Haven't encountered an ice-cream truck since I was like 13 or something tho, kind of a bummer that I never see them around where I live anymore. I did see one in a neighborhood close to Oceanside when I was 17, but I haven't seen one in mine in over five years...

[@TinaHam12]

This has a fire soundtrack and I'm 40 btw

[@MomoGold747]

Love the music

[@lizzyinterlude]

I think the only explanation we’ve gotten for the webs is in spiderman: no way home. Toby’s version (the original) spider man does have webs that come out of his wrist or hands idk. But the other two spidermen don’t, and have to make their webs in a lab🤷‍♀️

[@Dead25m]

Tobys version is just really strange and is, as far as I know, the only Spiderman to shoot webs without the webshooters

[@currwhibble3565]

@@Dead25m there's a lot of them in a comics.

[@Miausan14]

34:20 So there are different spiderman comics with different versions of the web. The original vanilla spiderman, has webs naturally coming from his wrists, you can see this in spiderman from the 2000's. They also ALWAYS show how spiderman sticks to walls with the hairs on his skin, and has to sling from building to building, usually failing at first. But the spiderman actors after that followed other spiderman comics, where he was not just a student, but a brilliant scientist, so he invented his own web slinger, and could change it to be electrically or magnetically charged for example. Just gave them more to play with... i'm all for the natural spider version myself

[@MacX5x]

congrats on finally watching this...the soundrack is a banger! my wife and I usually have it on every few months while doing chores

[@ShelleyArissa]

Age check: I’m 26! Definitely remember eating those cartoon popsicles with the eyes in the wrong place 😂

[@cindyb2013]

Amazing pick, my boyfriend is obsessed with this movie!! We're beyond ready for the next one coming out soon!! On another note Day 3 of asking you to react to "The Green Mile" definitely a tear jerker for sure!! #bingers

[@c0mpu73rguy]

15:39 Only in the Raimi-verse (and one arc in the 94 animated series which may be adapted from the comics), he makes the charges himself, it's not unlimited, at least not in the comics.

[@ulfurkjalkur5165]

To answer the web thing: Peter Parker is kind of a genius and created the webs from a chemical compound in a lab. There are versions/continuities/dimensions whatever that do have organic webs that come straight from the wrists organically, but sometimes the organic webs run out for a while like when you run out of breath after a run (Whereas the non-organic can be reproduced and are reloaded in cartridges to the web shooter). Hope that helps

[@Alex_Bellatrix]

Billy always makes my night when he posts❤❤❤

[@BillyBinges]

You make my night ❤️

[@Alex_Bellatrix]

@@BillyBinges AAAAAHHH ❤️

[@lisa-hw8yn]

so excited you finally doing this one!! cant waittttt #bingers Rio

[@kj_bubbles]

Omg I loved this movie, seen it like 3 times since spiderman is my fav but the animation was super dope and played out the story very well and on point. Miss your singing Billy can't wait till you get your voice back ✌️😉

[@lilithisbored]

i don't tend to watch a lot of movie commentaries but i just love billy's reactions so much

[@jasonhair2457]

Spider-Man in the comics always had web shooters he built. He makes the formula for the webbing himself and it normally dissolves after an hour. He can change the formula to dissolve faster or slower, make it fire retardant or make it not electric conducting, stronger, ect. Part of why I love him in the comics is that he's a genius without the unlimited funding that heroes like Iron Man and Batman have, the main reason he sells photos to the Bugle that is constantly blaming him for things is to afford the chemical ingrediants he needs for his web fluid. The Raimi movies (Tobey Maguire) gave him organic webbing instead, and they changed him to match in the comics for a while, which I hated. lol Glad they changed him back eventually.