SPIDER-MAN: INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE (2018) | MOVIE REACTION! | FIRST TIME WATCHING!

[@mikemeggison5084]

Most people don't notice because the origin whizzes by so fast, but Peter Porker isn't a pig bitten by a spider; he's a spider bitten by a pig who turned into a pig! 🤣

[@dracoargentum9783]

Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Ham

[@Сайтамен]

The pig would have just eat the spider...

[@dragonthingy4843]

@@Сайтамен Ikr? Super unrealistic

[@MaxWelton]

33:22 sorta fun fact: this is the first Marvel-based movie to come out after Stan Lee died. THAT’S why they put a “thanks for teaching us we’re not alone” tribute in the credits.

[@MrGBH]

Fun fact: In Peni Parker's universe, Richard and Mary Parker didn't die in a plane crash, so Ben and May adopted a child instead. Which means that when she says that her dad died, it was still Uncle Ben. Poor guy can't catch a break. Edit: After having watched the sequel, dang did I call it with this comment

[@soulscyther666]

It's the choice of Steins;Gate. Uncle Ben's death is the convergence point, meaning it's always bound to happen, whatever the worldline (universe) is.

[@JBWinter]

​@@soulscyther666the comics have had 3 universes where Ben lived, but those universes end up not having a Spider-Man (and Peter actually becomes the villain in one)

[@AussieGamer-jd6qd]

@@soulscyther666 man's dead ass made a Steins;Gate reference (it's my fav anime)

[@soulscyther666]

@@AussieGamer-jd6qd now that Across the Spider-verse came out, "divergence point" is now "canon event" 😁

[@ravenwraith1017]

yeah, and the sequel memes this summer reintroduced me to Evangelion...lmao

[@MaxWelton]

17:11 not just any song. The song he was listening to in his first and last scene in this movie. A song from the album that was made specifically for this movie. “Sunflower” by Post Malone and Swae Lee.

[@davidmcleod5133]

Nothing I can say about this movie thousands of other people haven’t already said: best Spider-Man movie hands down, best comic-book movie, one of the most (if not THE most) groundbreaking animated films of all time. I mean, it broke the stranglehold Disney/Pixar and Dreamworks have had on that category at the Oscars that year, and that’s no small accomplishment ESPECIALLY for a superhero film.

[@J4ME5_]

Underrated comment and accurate

[@TehFrenchy29]

James Gunn recently did a top five comic book movies for I want to say Variety or a company like that (it's somewhere on KZbin) and (spoilers for that video) Into the Spider-Verse was his #1 spot as the best comic book adaptation. In a list with stuff like Oldboy and the original Christopher Reeve 1978 Superman movie, from the guy who did all three Guardians of the Galaxy movies as well as The Suicide Squad, and who is now set to basically be the DC universe Jon Favreau or Kevin Feige sort of figure and reboot that film continuity hopefully properly this time. Pretty huge praise from someone who's kind of fanatical about that sort of thing and really knows his stuff.

[@IceMetalPunk]

@@TehFrenchy29 Not only that, but he said he *learned about better storytelling* from Spider-Verse. Like... James Gunn, THE James Gunn, took notes from Spider-Verse to improve his own writing. Which I'm not surprised at all about, but it's so cool to hear him say that.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

That line Spider-Ham says, "The hardest thing about this job is... you can't always save everybody." Really chokes me up, even to this day. In every single superhero story, someone important to them that they couldn't save (like Uncle Ben, or Gwen Stacy in the spider-Man comics,) is a traumatizing memory that stays with them the most, their driving force to do their very best and try not to let anyone else die. But it's an impossible task, the cruel reality, and a rather mature theme that I'm glad they touched on.

[@TehFrenchy29]

It's especially true for Spider-Man, the one Marvel hero defined by routinely having things go wrong in ways outside Spider-Man's control and unable to find real happiness as Peter Parker because he's too busy being Spider-Man or guilty about the problems he wasn't there to solve because he was spending time doing Peter Parker stuff. Like the line from Mission Impossible: Fallout about why Ethan and his ex-wife Julia aren't still together -- Ethan could never really be happy and relaxed with her because things would go wrong and he couldn't stop them. Or like the line Peter says in Spider-Man: Homecoming, that "when you can do the things [he] can and you don't, and then bad things happen ... those things happened because of you"; he cannot escape the need to save everyone he can, and his tragedy is that he can't save everyone despite always trying.

[@submandave1125]

I think it was important to give this line to Spider-Ham. As the epitome of outrageous, impossible, physics defiling cartoon antics, this serious point hits even harder coming from him.

[@MaxWelton]

18:04 actually, this movie is standalone for all intents and purposes. It’s based on the Ultimate Marvel comics (where Miles Morales debuted), and it helps to have an understanding of the Spider-Mythos, but it’s not necessary. You can go into this movie blind, and all you would miss out on is a lot of inside jokes. There are a few shots that are *references* to older Spider-Man movies (mainly the Sam Raimi trilogy) but it’s made clear that everyone in this movie is a never-before-seen incarnation of their character. Every Spider-being we meet was created specifically for this movie, and the same is true for all the other characters.

[@MaxWelton]

22:35 no. That guy is The Prowler, a villain native to Earth-1610, Miles’ original reality in the comics. (The movie also takes place in a dimension called Earth-1610, but it isn’t in the same multiverse as where the comic books take place.) This movie does a good job introducing audiences to The Prowler, since the same character used that name in the Ultimate comics (the comic book version of Earth-1610 is also called “the Ultimate Universe”). Funnily enough, a version of Aaron Davis that *isn’t* The Prowler exists MCU. He was played by Donald Glover in “Spider-Man: Homecoming.” That Aaron Davis was the criminal who told Spidey “The Vulture’s doing an arms deal on the Staten Island Ferry” and that’s all he contributes to the plot. Basically, this movie can be enjoyed in isolation even if you know nothing about Spider-Man. You won’t get a lot of referential humor, but Miles’ arc is still meaningful and relatable. There was no need to worry, but you didn’t know that yet.

[@CaesiusX]

10:33 *Mary:* _"I want to watch more movies in this style."_ 💥 I highly recommend the series *Arcane.* Season 1 is 9 episodes of *the most amazing animation* you've ever seen! Season 2 has yet to be released. Oh! And it's written incredibly well! It's 9/10 on IMDb, and a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes (I've never seen that before 😮)! Well deserved IMO. *EDIT -* 22:03 *Mary:* _"All of them have this name change from Peter Parker, right? So, why Miles Morales?"_ 🕸️ Not sure this helps, but Miles is not an *alternate* Spider-Man from another universe. He's just *another* Spider-Man. Also, Gwen isn't a play off the name. She was just best friends with a now deceased Peter Parker. 😕 Wonderful reaction *Mary!* _Thank you!_ Be well! 🙋🏼‍♂️

[@Danileith123]

Yeah, I have to agree on this. Arcane is definitely in the same league.

[@admiralchuck659]

I'll second that.

[@-nav-398]

Can't agree enough here. Arcane is an amazing series that packs so much storytelling into just a few episodes. My only concern is that some episodes might hit Mary harder than she might be able to handle at a given moment.

There's also _Puss in Boots: The Last Wish_ with a similar approach to animation.

[@jaysuscrass9119]

arcane is a masterpiece, i'd love to see it on the channel someday

[@MaxWelton]

20:32 fun fact: Lily Tomlin voices this Aunt May. She is also known for her roles on The West Wing and the Magic Schoolbus reboot.

[@MaxWelton]

19:30 this is the first time Ghost Spider (often called Spider-Gwen) has appeared in a movie. Gwen Stacy has been an important part of the mythos for decades. (The most important thing she did in the comics was die; a death that was adapted in Andrew Garfield’s movies.) But Ghost Spider is an alternate universe Gwen Stacy that appeared in the comics more recently. So yes and no. We’ve seen Gwen in movies before, but never as a superhero in her own right. Not until “Into The Spiderverse.”

[@PerfectHandProductions]

I couldn't be more sick of superhero media but I loved this film. That's a sign that you've got something genuinely good on your hands.

[@MaxWelton]

34:10 it came out between Infinity War and Endgame. But it doesn’t spoil anything because it was intended to take place in its own multiverse separate from the MCU. Whether the two multiverses will cross over in the future…remains to be seen.

[@MaxWelton]

19:07 Her arms are extendable so their length can vary. We saw this when she revealed herself as Olivia Octavius and activated her arms. You must’ve missed that detail

[@JediMcPimp]

I honestly believe, the only reason we got 3 Spidermen in No Way Home was because this movie did so well and was so well loved. It showed the world was ready to take a chance on some more unique storytelling.

[@user-dz6fy6qv2l]

You're probably right. I believe the original plan for NWH was to debut Kraven as the villain.

[@eugene8910]

Or ya know, MCU bringing back beloved characters which they do all the time

[@eugene8910]

I will say they butchered MODOK in the ant man film. Still kind of annoyed bout that

[@GoliathWarfare]

@@eugene8910 Multiverse was still a new cinematic concept that a lot of people thought might be too confusing for general audiences, but Spiderverse showed it could be explored in a palatable way. It was the first large-scale multiverse story portrayed in a comic book film.

[@eugene8910]

@@GoliathWarfare Yeah that's fair, but folks who know the comics sort of just get really shite versions of characters we love, or they just nerf super powerful ones because it looks better in film

[@csako2668]

Mary - All the characters, and villains here ARE from Spider-Man originally, DareDevil borrowed them for his comics and movies/TV series

[@3DJapan]

3:45 when I was in high school we only had a few minutes between classes, not enough time to go to my locker so I had to carry 50 pounds of books all day.

[@tarmaque]

When I was in high school back in the day, (80's) we had lockers. The year after I graduated my Brother started high school, and they ripped them all out so none of the students had lockers. This was explained away as a "safety policy." Which was nonsense of course. The students at the time complained and tried to get the policy reversed because "It was actually a health and safety concern for kids to be hauling around all those heavy books in a backpack." It didn't go anywhere of course because the lockers were gone and there was no way they were going to install new ones. Today it's less of an issue because they give every kid a Chromebook and load the textbooks on it. At least in the same school district.

[@3DJapan]

@@tarmaque I left high school in 1995 and I often wonder what it's like for kids these days. If they just have a laptop on the desk in every class and do they teach typing anymore? I learned it in grade school on manual typewriters.

[@tarmaque]

@@3DJapan Hahaha! I learned to touch-type in high school on IBM Selectric typewriters. While word processors were available at the time (mostly Applewrite and Word Perfect) it was pretty unusual to have one in your school. We did have a computer lab with about 12 Apple II's in it, but I was taking the very first programming class they ever offered. Nobody thought typing would be very important for programming back then. 🤣

[@PixelPandas]

I’m still in school and i can say that they don’t give us laptos, in my school there’s also no lockers so perhaps it’s more about the education of the country were i live but i don’t think it would be too different in an english speaking country.

[@nielsjensen4185]

The great thing about the Olivia reveal and that she's far more involved in the collider than it seems is that the movie gives you all the clues you need to piece it together yourself. - When Peter Parker does his montage at the start of the movie you see a Doc Ock tentacle, except it's that rubbery texture. - Olivia's glasses in the film shown at school are octagonal. - The voice that goes "connecting to five separate dimensions" is Olivia's. - When they break into her office the light fixtures are octagonal and there's a part of a rubber tentacle on her desk. - The restraints on the chair are octagonal as well. Aaron/Prowler is from the Ultimate Universe, where Miles is also from, and in the comic, he was just a cliché villain who tried to kill Miles. The movie gave Miles such a better character story and vastly improved every character in the comics. The building that Miles ascends by with a "WOOOH" is the same building he fell down from earlier with an "ARGHHH!"

[@shainewhite2781]

This won Best Animated Feature at the 2019 Academy Awards

[@rextside]

This might sound over the top but I actually think this movie is UNDERrated. It legitimately might be one of the 3-5 best superhero movies ever. I really love this movie, I even love the soundtrack.

[@jessecortez9449]

It really is underrated. Other superhero movies got way too much hype and people overlook that they are actually mediocre and formulaic while this is beautifully presented with a stellar and refreshing tale on an origin story.

[@LINKedup101]

This movie won an Oscar lmao

[@brunokingz]

Here we go again

[@ArmouredPhalanx]

You've seen a version of the Prowler before... In Spider-Man: Homecoming. Donald Glover plays Aaron Davis, AKA the Prowler... though he's never referred to as such in the movie. He even references his nephew (Miles) as a reason for cooperating with Spider-Man.

[@meheuck]

In the script, when Miles finally takes the leap, they specifically described the upside down shot that followed it to symbolize his transformation: "He is not falling. He is RISING." Even just reading it gives me goosebumps.

[@nintenmetro]

Here is my second comment, and it’s regarding this film. Miles is Afro-Latino. He’s African American through his father Jefferson (or Jeff) and Puerto Rican through his mother Rio. Given the reputation that Sony Pictures Animation has compared to other animation studios, some people feared that it wasn’t going to be successful. However, it exceeded many people’s expectations, made more in the box office than it was spent on, and introduced many people to Miles and other Spider-Heroes. Over the past two years, many other reactors have also watched this movie and given their own positive thoughts about it. Those include but are not limited to Mary Cherry, Natalie Gold, Sebscreen, Alex Hefner, Addie Counts, Rico & Monica, AkinReacts, Maple from Diegesis, Laila Naema, and Don Townsend. 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. @11:38 This is the most wholesome Stan Lee cameo ever. This film premiered about a month after he passed away. Some of the voice actors would go on to portray live-action characters in Marvel Studios Phase 4: 1.) Bryan Tyree Henry who voiced Miles’ father Jefferson would portray Phastos in the Eternals. 2.) Hailee Steinfeld, the voice behind Gwen Stacy/Spider-Woman, would portray Kate Bishop/Hawkeye II 3.) Kathryn Hahn, who lent her voice as Doctor Octopus, would portray Agatha Harkness in WandaVision. And this is phase five, but Mahershala Ali, who voiced Aaron Davis/Prowler, is gonna be the MCU’s version of Eric Brooks/Blade. (Aaron Davis was portrayed by Donald Glover/Childish Gambino in Spider-Man: Homecoming) @27:28-@28:22 this scene continues to be one of the best superhero moments ever. Miles got the confidence he needed to hear from his father, creates his own Spider-Man suit, and takes the leap of faith with What’s Up, Danger playing in the background. His origin story culminates with his own signature comic, and his first solo swing run shows that he’s finally prepared to fulfill his calling. There are two sequels on the way. The second film Across the Spider-Verse will premiere next week. In March 2024, 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. (Oscar was also Moon Knight in the MCU.) There’s also a Spider-Woman spinoff in the works with Hailee expected to return as Gwen. And finally, late musician Juice WRLD collaborated with Seezyn in the song called Hide. Juice would have been 24 today.

[@TrippyRick]

That's not a comment, that's an IMDB page lol

[@tarmaque]

@@TrippyRick I've seen _less_ comprehensive IMDB pages for more prominent movies! 😂🤣😂🤣

[@johndough3809]

I’m happy for you; Or sorry that happened!

[@Pink.andahalf]

Did you have a minimum assigned word count you had to reach?

[@IceMetalPunk]

People are teasing you for the length of this post, but I want you to know I appreciate it 🙂 This is an amazing movie (my #1 favorite, tied with EEAAO), and it deserves this kind of attention and passion. I'm also super hyped for the Spider-Women spin-off, whenever it comes out, but I really want some more backstory on this version of Doc Ock. Kathryn Hahn is wonderful, and the white soft robotics design of Olivia is a beautiful change from the usual metallic tentacles; I want to know more of her origin!

[@sinisteroglop]

If you're interested, there's a TV series called Arcane that has a similar animation style to this. Won an Emmy, too.

[@alex0589]

i dont want her to suffer though

[@Boomerbox2024]

I am sure that others have already told you this, but just to be clear, every spider person and villain comes straight from the comic books. This is a truly magnificent work.

[@WolfPlaysGames2]

In the movies, Peter Parker and Miles Morales don't go to typical American schools. It's emphasized that they are super smart, so they are in college preparation or 'Magnet' schools. Those school only available near major cities and only take the top 1-2% of students in the area. That's why the coursework is so challenging.

[@davidmcleod5133]

What you said is 100% true. But also? My run-of-the-mill dumb kid public high school gave us 50-pounds worth of books back in the day. I’d swear 20-years-later I still have permanent neck and shoulder damage from the semester where my locker was nowhere near any of my classes, and I had to tote all those damn books with me all the time.

[@WolfPlaysGames2]

Let's have a round of applause for digital textbooks 👏

[@davidmcleod5133]

@@WolfPlaysGames2 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@JBWinter]

​@@davidmcleod5133Same. I graduated in 06 and had a backpack full plus stuff in my arms every day bc I had no classes in the same building as my locker

[@J4ME5_]

One of the most beautifully rendered animations of all time

[@MaxWelton]

8:30 Chris Pine!

[@everlastingpass1on]

Puss in Boots 2: The Last Wish (2022) was also done in the same animation style. It's also a pretty good movie.

[@bryanthernandez9769]

Actually this movie was the first of the franchise of all movies in this company

[@noirgatherer]

Spider-Ham actually was a Marvel Comic series in the 70’s.

[@davidmcleod5133]

Peter Porker, a mild-mannered spider who was bitten by a radioactive pig!

[@rastiga9196]

Homer Simpson: "Spider pig, spider pig, does whatever a spider pig does can he swing from a web no we can't he's a pig look uh. He is a spider pig." I was told that was a reference to the spider ham comics in the Simpsons in 2007. It was then I heard about the multi-verse and my mind was blown again. The first time was Jean Grey the Phoenix in the 90s X-Men. That was when I started to read a lot of comics!

[@MaxWelton]

5:28 I think you got confused. Jefferson Morales and Aaron Davis are different characters. You’ll figure it out later in the vid

[@beckmannm]

I ADORE this movie!! Genuinely one of my favorite movies of all time. The music!! The look!!! The animation is so so incredible! The way the frame rate changes as Miles learns how to be spiderman, how he's slower than Peter B, until he gets it! That musical sting for the Prowler is incredible. It's like the one for the winter soldier; it's scary!

[@petrusjnaude7279]

If I remember this was one of Stan Lee's last roles before he passed away, which makes his appearance and quote at the end, very bittersweet (to me anyway). Really excited for the sequel. Fun little coincidence: based on the appearance of a character that Tom Holland's Spiderman interrogated in Spiderman: Homecoming, there is a possibility that the character of Miles Morales exists in the MCU.

[@19nzinga]

It’s incredible how they have cartoons feel something like that. Like when his father was talking to him through the door…I felt that. You hear the pain in his father’s voice. It touched me. 😢

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

The dramatic irony of the fact that Miles resisted saying "I love you" to his dad when his dad dropped him off at school, but at that moment (when his dad is at the door) would probably give anything to be able to say it, yet can't because he's webbed up and gagged, and the fact that his dad misinterprets his silence as angry rejection is incredibly powerful and poignient.

[@cameroncimmerius1203]

The bubbles you see in when the portal is opened is based on Kirby Krackle, a detail invented by legendary comic artist Jack Kirby who worked with Stan Lee during Marvel's silver age and co-created Thor, Hulk, Captain America, Nick Fury, X-Men and Black Panther among many others. Another interesting thing the animation does is mimics offset printing, a method of printing that comics used where colors were printed in multiple passes sometimes causing them to misalign. The movie misaligns colors in the backgrounds to indicate depth of field or motion blur.

[@nielsjensen4185]

It also uses Benday Dots for the colouring.

[@jonmercano1138]

You remember Gwen from the Amazing movies, right? Miles’ name isn’t a variation of Peter Parker because his universe had a Peter Parker. The guy that Kingpin killed Prowler is a Spider Man character. Wasn’t always Aaron. The only other version you would’ve seen was in Homecoming, played by Donald Glover. He wasn’t Prowler, but he was Aaron Davis, who mentioned that he had a nephew 😃

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

Notice, though, that Miles Morales is an alliterative name like Peter Parker.

[@jonmercano1138]

@@oliverbrownlow5615 Many marvel characters are

[@cbretschneider]

Hi Mary. I saw your post about some of your updates and negative reception. I just wanted to tell you that I really enjoy your reactions and you do a great job. Keep up the good work and congratulations on being a new mom 🥂

[@nintenmetro]

@0:21 I don’t normally do this, but I’m gonna make two separate comments. This first one is regarding Ms. Marvel. I wanted to share my thoughts and some facts about the show, but since the reactions are Patreon exclusive I thought this would be the best way to do so. I apologize since a lot of information to take in, but I hope you take the time to read it. Here goes: The Ms. Marvel tv series was Iman Vellani’s first major acting role. She heard about the auditions through her aunt. Iman originally didn’t want to become an actress, but she decided to take a chance and audition since she grew up reading the Ms. Marvel comics. In fact, she cosplayed as Ms. Marvel for Halloween a few years ago. She even got her grandma to sew the signature lightning bolt to her costume. On the last day of her high school senior year, she got a call from casting director Sarah Halley Finn saying she needed her in a video chat. Next thing Iman knew, she was talking with Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige and the producers and directors of the show. Kevin himself said it was a unanimous decision. In the comics, Kamala is an Inhuman who can stretch her limbs. They changed the origins and function of her powers in the MCU for two reasons: 1.) She would have been too similar to Mr. Fantastic. 2.) Her idol is Captain Marvel who specializes in cosmic energy. As an Agents of SHIELD fan, I personally have a higher appreciation for this show. It’s a bit of a bummer that’s she not Inhuman, but I’m totally fine with it at the same time. This is the MCU after all. It doesn’t always have to replicate the comics 100%. The more unique the story, the better. (Also, I wish I had a fun and upbeat counselor like Mr. Wilson when I was in high school. His motivation was something I really needed at the time.) As of now Pakistan doesn’t have Disney Plus yet, but they didn’t want anyone in Pakistan to miss out. So what they did was premiere two episodes per every two weeks in movie theaters. I first heard about the Partition of India in middle school. I don’t remember much, but I know for a fact that we also didn’t really learn much about it to begin with. Even Iman herself admitted that she didn’t know much about the Partition until she started doing her own research prior to filming. I didn’t notice it the first time I watched episode 3, but in the 1942 flashback the Clandestines were standing on top of the Ten Rings logo. I was made aware when I saw the Normies’ reaction to that episode. Suraj and Damarin pointed it out. There’s no confirmation as to why the bangle was in Ten Rings territory, but my guess as of now is that Shang-Chi’s father Wenwu collected powerful artifacts he thought would be useful in the long run. He was all about conquering until he would meet his wife 54 years later. “Good is not a thing you are. It’s a thing you do.” That quote is directly from the comics. I believe it was issue #5 of the 2014-2015 comic run. It was even told to Kamala by her father Yusuf in the recent Avengers game. During the wedding afterparty, the camera zooms in on one particular partygoer clapping to the music. It’s Sana Amanat, one of the original co-creators of Kamala Khan and also one of the executive producers for the show. Due to Pakistan’s political climate, they weren’t able to film in actual Karachi. So they improvised by filming in Bangkok, Thailand as a stand-in. Waleed is going down as one of my favorite mentors in the MCU. The city chase in episode 4 was one of the best action scenes of the show in my opinion. I also loved how Kamala puts her costume together as the story goes on. In episode 4, I was particularly moved by Sana’s art studio. Hearing about her struggle with her own identity also struck a chord. I can’t imagine what it’s like for someone to lose so much and recreate whatever possible through memory. For me, episode 5 was the most emotional. I almost cried when I saw Aisha on her last knees after Najma stabbed her. Kamala doesn’t condone what Najma did, but she doesn’t want payback either. Instead, Kamala reminded Najma that it wasn’t too late for her son Kamran to live a life of his own. My favorite parts about episode 6 were seeing Kamala’s friends following along her plan, the community including the cops stepping in to help her, and Kamala’s heart-to-heart with her father which gave rise to her superhero codename. The term “embiggen” is Kamala’s signature move. Originally, it allowed her to grow up to the size of a giant similar to Ant-Man. Just like him though, she can’t maintain a giant form for long. When Bruno said Kamala had a mutation in her genes, you could hear a sample of the intro music to X-Men: The Animated Series. The continuation X-Men ‘97 will arrive later this year. It was also sampled in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness when Charles Xavier/Professor X appeared. I know we’ve been saying this time and time again, but I would recommend checking out the live-action X-Men movies down the line. In the comics, Kamala was originally supposed to be a mutant. They wanted to include her in the MCU at some point, but at the time they were creating her 20th Century Fox still owned the character film rights to X-Men, Deadpool, and the Fantastic Four. So they decided to increase her chances by writing her as an inhuman instead. However, after Disney acquired Fox, they were finally able to move forward with the original plan. The Marvels is a movie set to premiere Friday, November 10. They’re a trio made up of Carol, Kamala, and Monica Rambeau from WandaVision. It was originally slated for July, but they decided to postpone it so the post-production team has enough time to get the special effects in order. In the meantime, now that you’ve seen Ms. Marvel, I can elaborate on an upcoming animated show called Marvel Zombies. It takes place in the zombie apocalypse dimension from What If season 1 and it follows the events of that same episode. It’s gonna be TV-MA (17+) since they promised it’ll have way more gore. The reason I bring this up is because Ms. Marvel is the most recent MCU character who will join a zombie resistance. The rest of the lineup confirmed so far consists of the following: Jimmy Woo Yelena Belova Alexei Shostakov/Red Guardian Shang-Chi His best friend Katy Chen Death Dealer (the Ten Rings operative with the white mask) And last but not least, Kate Bishop/Hawkeye II. The first season of Marvel Zombies will consist of four episodes slated to drop about one year from today.

[@Tunnir]

My favorite Spider-Man movie so far, it just has such a different feeling than the live action ones, and I am looking forward to "Across the Spider-verse". I am bit a surprised that you didn't comment about Nick Cage being Spider-Noir (at least in this youtube edit). But yeah, even beside him, there were quite a few reognizable names in the cast.

[@xkelzzzx4921]

“He took a bagel” 👁️👄👁️

[@Theorak]

Maybe we can stop thinking of movies being the only point of reference and remember, there were comics first? Not everything is a MCU tie-in :D. Glad you enjoyed this best of Spiderman movies!

[@chadbailey7038]

I LOVE this movie. And loved your reaction! And actually, to your point, this film DID start a wave of other animated films in a similar style. (Or at least appears to have started- because some just so happened to release afterwards), like ARCANE (why you HAVE to watch!), the upcoming TMNT ninja turtles 🐢 movie, and of course the sequel to into the Spiderverse you just mentioned releasing in June! 🙌🏾 ⚡️

[@IceMetalPunk]

Releasing this Friday, in fact :)

[@PerfectHandProductions]

That no refunds joke is the best joke in the movie haha

[@MadcapMatt]

Remember the line where Doc Ock says my friends call me Liv? Aunt May calls her Liv at her house

[@patmolinie2529]

This one became my favorite Spider Man movie ever. Oscar for best animation movie. In 3 days (in France, i don't know elsewhere) i will know if the sequel is better :)

[@jonathanross149]

The only way you could have know Miles' uncle was The Prowler was to read the comic book.

[@VideoGameVillians]

Spider-Man has been meeting his multiverse selves on a regular basis, practically for as long as there has been a multiverse in Marvel. For those of us who grew up with the comics and/or older cartoons, we're very familiar with this.

[@darksaint0124]

All of these movies draw inspiration from comic book storylines. Spider-Verse was an event comic. Miles is also an adaptation from the comics. So every movie is technically spoiled well in advance, this also refers to all upcoming comic book movies also.

[@bobkatfan2013]

Love the Chris Pine cameo

[@antonioloma2327]

3:33 Mary now - "That's embarrasing" 3:23 Mary in 10 years - "You gotta say ..." to her kid XD

[@michaelvincent4280]

The look of the animation was to represent an off-center printing of a comic book. The colors didn't always line up. I feel this is the best way of showing this character, since it is right out of the comic pages. Now plans are for a 'live' version of this, which you can see will be really difficult to reproduce. Also, best way to watch this animated series is in Real 3D !

[@maddwitch]

15:56 He isn’t the guy from How I Met Your Mother, but he is the guy from New Girl, Jake Johnson.

[@MravacKid]

I just love the style of this movie, it's so unique and fresh. I hope they manage to keep it up for the sequel.

[@MravacKid]

Having just watched it today, yup, they pretty much managed to keep the freshness going in the sequel. But it's only half of a movie, now we need to wait for the next one for the conclusion. :)

[@willwilliamson9580]

the old broke down peter is the 'real' spiderman that comes from the comic continuity we know.

[@3DJapan]

You've seen Gwen Stacy before but not as Spider Gwen.

[@3DJapan]

This is one that was really good to see in 3D in the theater.

[@Atlas_Redux]

Just get a 3D projector. Then you don't have to deal with not being able to pause, people talking, not being able to eat and drink what you want, when you want, missing stuff with toilet breaks, etc. Epsons are cheap and has great 3D. And the screen gets just as big if you just sit close enough, though do recommend at least 120"

[@rnkelly36]

I know it's easy to forget but Spiderman has been around since the 1960s. Spider Ham Peter Porker was created in the 1980s. The multiverse has been around for a long while. Movies are not even new as the first Spiderman movie was in the 1970s. So plenty of stories to go around.

[@dracoargentum9783]

For another animated movie in a similar style check out "Scanner Darkly", starring Keanu Reeves, Woody Harrison, Robert Downey Jr, Winona Ryder, and Rory Cochrane; I think you'll like it.

[@marvintpandroid2213]

42 is the answer

[@MrGBH]

The ultimate answer. But what is the question?

[@Arthaius]

@@MrGBH - I may be mis-remembering, but if not then I believe the question is " What is the meaning of Life/The Universe?"

[@zarquondam]

9:45 - Kingpin has been in some Marvel shows I don't think you've watched, like DAREDEVIL and HAWKEYE. Actually the interconnected shows DAREDEVIL / JESSICA JONES / LUKE CAGE / IRON FIST / DEFENDERS / PUNISHER are some of the best Marvel ever, imho. (DAREDEVIL also appears in SHE-HULK and the upcoming DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN.) 10:41 - If you want to see more animation in this style, well of course there's the sequel, SPIDER-MAN: *ACROSS* THE SPIDER-VERSE, coming out soon, which looks like it's going to be even more this than this is. But some of the episodes of STAR WARS: VISIONS are also similar. (Each episode of STAR WARS: VISIONS is made by a different animation studio. And each episode is only about 15 minutes so it's not a big time investment.) 23:29 - Donald Glover's character in SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING is the same person as The Prowler, though he's not called that there.

[@scorp77snake]

Stan Lee is in this a few times the shopkeeper, the guy on the phone who steps over Miles and peter after the train and he's on a bus , there may be others i'm not aware of.

[@sabalomglitz6478]

All Hail Peter Porker! The Amazing Spider Ham!!

[@MadcapMatt]

You remember in Spiderman homecoming the character played by Donald Glover was uncle Aaron

[@davidjuby7392]

Just do what you can most of us are not going anywhere and will just be glad to see a new video pop up. Take care of yourself it will take time to find a balance and a lot of trying something different and try to just enjoy the ride

[@sandlotkrew8778]

The books are thick but we only cover 10% of the material in it. LOL !!

[@HorrorGeek9]

By far my favorite Spider-Man movie just a pure love letter to all things Spider-Man 💙 🙌🏾

[@Wiley_Coyote]

This put all of the other Spider-Man movies to shame. Its what happens when you realize its actually a comic book, and what that means in terms of how you can animate it, and what kind of plot you can have. The great acting and deep story were cherries on top.

[@mikemeggison5084]

Stan Lee created a kajillion characters, but Spider-Man was the one he was most proud of. Now that you've seen all the Spidey films (to date) you can appreciate why.

[@josephmellen7052]

Yeah, this movie is so good! I wasn't sure about the art style from the trailers, but they did an amazing job of turning the animation into a comic aesthetic.

[@geoo9954]

I never comment on reactions this this early but I’m sure Mary is going to love this❤

[@jenewbee]

He actually sound like the guy from New Girl because that is who he is Nick from New Girl cause I can never remember the actual actors name

[@Wonderpalm1979]

One of my favorite movies period. Spider-Man forever and always🤘

[@Ductos]

If you liked the style: "The Mitchells vs. the Machines" is something you might want to check out.

[@JonathanMandrake]

Small note: Aunt May calls her Liv instead of Doc Ock, and Olivia Octavius says that only her friends call her Liv. So either they are friends, or they could be even more than that😉

[@Vaishino]

In the comics, Aunt May did date Dr Octopus for a bit, after all

[@tarmaque]

I'm not familiar with the comics, but in this version it is implied that Aunt May is a techie, ("I made them myself!") hence it's possible she used to work with Olivia or possibly was her mentor. At least that's my head canon.

[@HTxGhost24]

There are 3 confirmed movies for Spider Verse 🎉🎉🎉 Part 2 opens on June 2nd!! Can't wait!!

[@devaunbeats]

You keep thinking Miles is some kind of alternate reality Peter. He's not. Peter does not always become Spider-Man in every dimension, just in most of them and sometimes its a Peter adjacent character with the same name or similar name. Sometimes is someone completely different. Miles is not an alternate reality Peter so his story is not going to be the same. Peter already existed and died as Spider-Man in this universe, Miles is picking up the mantle but his story is his own. There might be similarities in themes to tie him to other Spider-people but he's not going to be Peter 2.0. Miles existed in the comics since the early 2000s in the Ultimate Universe in which Peter dies as well. Prowler has existed since then, this was just the first time he has been put into a film.

[@chiomy5273]

22:03 First off, His name isn't a variation of Peter Parker because he isn't Peter, He is the second Spider-Man from that dimension and also we saw his Peter die. Also not every Spider-Man is Peter Parker for example: The Spider-Woman is Gwen Stacy and in her dimension Peter died

[@Mr83goat]

8:07 My grandfather would say that when we did something dumb. Still don't know what it means.

[@Punslinger1005]

I’m completely exhausted and I was just about to go to sleep and then I saw this had dropped 🤦‍♂️ Sleep can wait another 36 minutes 😂

[@CaptainAmercia]

So miles universe is actually inspired by the Ultimate Universe even featuring the some universe Number of Earth-1610. We see a monster like Green Goblin which is inspired by his more Hulk mixed with Goblin look in the comics to the fact Miles came from the Ultimate Universe. There are big differences though for example Miles origin has nothing to do with the multiverse. Peter Parker does die in the Ultimate Universe which mourns the loss of Peter Parker and Spider-Man leading to Miles becoming the new Spider-Man. It wasn't until later that he got involved with the Multiverse in the Spiderverse comics and then with the whole Secret War event. Peter is also not blonde in the Ultimate universe but does have a unique hairstyle and look. Miles universe is also got alot of differences from spellings like Coca Cola being spelled with a K while the NYPD is called the PDNY. But in the comics the Ultimate Universe is much closer to our own world in terms of brands and pop culture. Peter B Parker is said to be from Earth-616 but it's no doubt inspired by the main Marvel universe. This Peter's world is much closer to our own.

[@shannongraham3055]

Nice reaction Mary ❤from Australia 🇦🇺 🍺

[@spacemanspiff3052]

Tobey may be MY Spider-Man, but this movie is MY Spider-Man movie. I love it so much and am excited to see the sequel. Best regards, Mary!!!

[@overdev1993]

this is by far my favorite spider man movie :)

[@Chasejones2004]

Love your reactions ❤ Another movie I think you would enjoy is called “The Illusionist” 2006 mystery/drama genre

[@milesisediting]

The best Spider-Man Movie ever made

[@willmendoza8498]

One of the best animated movies of all time. Glad you enjoyed it

[@jinchoung]

lol. "live animation" is very rarely used. "it puts a terrible strain on the artists' wrists...." (from the simpsons)

[@kuivia]

I always comment this on Spider-verse videos but Chris Pine Spider-man even tho shortlived feels so perfect as Spider-man I wish there'd be a whole movie with this spider-man version/voice

[@BryonAutry]

Before they ever made this movie or No Way Home, there was a comic book event called "Spider-verse" (2014-2015) that involved a massive crossover of Spider-people across the multiverse, including pretty much every one in this film and many, many more. I am super excited to see what other characters are in the next film. I am hoping for the Jessica Drew Spider-Woman, because she is one of my favorites.

[@IceMetalPunk]

I mean... have you been keeping up with the trailers for Across the Spider-Verse?

[@BryonAutry]

@@IceMetalPunk Admittedly, no. I should probably watch all of the available trailers. I think I only watched the first trailer.

[@IceMetalPunk]

@@BryonAutry Okay, then I won't spoil anything for you other than, hopefully cryptically, "the trailers answer your semi-asked question" 😁

[@BryonAutry]

@@IceMetalPunk I went and watched 2 trailers right after. I appreciate it, though! :).

[@KennyThisIsTheWay2024]

Hi Mary❤ I really enjoyed your reaction to spider man in the spider verse !!! My favorite part is when miles's dad says you've gotta say I love you back I love you dad I love you dad and I love you that's a copy , you should probably say that to your baby In future Mary😂😊 I'm so very excited for you and your baby🤰🏽🎉

[@SeanTube2099]

You’re going to love the sequel. Its excellent.

[@PapasitoBustamante2585]

I bit a spider once and it grew a mustache and a Sombrero 😎

[@Henry-fn1zw]

best Spiderman movie, clears Spiderman 2 and nwh, dont care what nobody says

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Mary! 🕷 #MoviesWithMary #BobPersichetti #PeterRamsey #RodneyRothman #SpiderManIntoTheSpiderVerse

[@Vaishino]

The Prowler is just a character from the comics, used fantastically here i must add. He hasn't been in any of the movies or the live action shows yet afaik

[@WigglyWolfProductions]

His human identity was played bt Donald Glover in Spider Man Homecoming.

[@saltyshieldstan]

Love your videos! If you're taking requests, may I suggest Lockwood & Co? It's very cool one season show that I think you'd really like! Barely anyone on KZbin has watched it!

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

“With great ability comes great accountability.”

[@ElisaH_DarklyiShine]

This soundtrack is amazing

[@theebronks]

you'll probably be tempted to wait to see the sequel once it's streaming to do a reaction but I hope you see it in theaters (especially IMAX); it'll be super worth it. once it's on streaming you could do a second watch reaction which would still be enjoyable!

[@jessecortez9449]

I've gotten so tired of most of the current superhero movies. Honestly hate to say that since I've been a reader of the comics since the 80's. But this movie is absolutely stellar. Brilliant work all around that I wish other movies out in the same effort.