**SPIDER-MAN: INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE** Is So Much BETTER Than I Expected (FIRST Time Watching)

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[@rxbeccarose]

Yall, I fumbled the bag. Got the diegetic terms mixed up. Diegetic music is IN universe music. So whenever I say non diegetic just pretend I said DIEGETIC.

[@waka1834]

Still impressed you knew that, a lot of people dont even know what that means

[@crapstirrer]

Does diegetic also apply to stuff other than music? For example, in Logan there is an X-Men comic book. An X-Men book in an X-Men movie!

[@leroyw280]

@@crapstirrer the term is diegetic sound and non-diegetic sound. way i remember it is that diegetic sound is sound that the characters and audience are (digesting) and non-diegetic sounds are sounds that the characters arent (digesting) but the audience is. I think the logan thing is some form of intertextuality, i think. my bad for nerdin out i like film shit like this

[@Hamantha]

Oh like how you messed up Hector’s name in Coco lmao

[@fizzycolalizzie]

@@crapstirrer i’ve definitely heard it used to refer to anything that’s like. either in universe or outside it. maybe it was made up to be used for music but it’s become just. the whole concept

[@McCammalot]

After this film came out, I saw two little boys on the subway teaching their baby sister how to do the "hey" thing, and the adorableness of it nearly killed me dead.

[@thelittlespellbinder5956]

That's is cute 😭

[@McCammalot]

@@thelittlespellbinder5956 She wanted to copy them so badly, waving her hands around for her turn, and she had the hugest smile on her little face when she finally got to say, "Hey"

[@videohistory722]

Also another neat thing they did: Miles' frame rate is significantly lower in the beginning, but after he gets bitten and fully leans into his powers, it gradually becomes the same frame rate as the other Spider characters.

[@rxbeccarose]

Oooh that’s really cool

[@palomaroggeri8680]

Yeah in the beginning of the movie Miles is animated on two’s (so of 24 frames per second there’s only 12 different drawings) and Peter and the other are animated on one’s (all 24 frames are different).

[@videohistory722]

The way this movie is designed is that you can pause it at any given moment, and you'll have something that could go in a comic panel.

[@GoliathWarfare]

That's why it took so long to make, every frame is a painting

[@Narutoanime16g]

Or a poster

[@rxbeccarose]

It’s a masterpiece 😭😭

[@pizza-mana.k.a.pizzaparker3615]

@@GoliathWarfare actually it's due to every frame is repeated directly after. So each split deco d shows the same frame twice. Making it all crispy

[@umbrellatime]

I see you watch CinemaWins as well

[@bee-zu5jv]

earlier stan lee says “it always fits eventually” and then later when miles has finally become spider-man, aunt may says “they fit perfectly” and that is one of my favourite parts of the movie

[@jmbellizi]

Also the first time he’s in the Spider-cave he looks at the suit and doesn’t measure up, but when he comes back he does :’)

[@edwardbotha2946]

Doc Ock: My friends call me Liv Aunt May: Oh great, it's Liv In the comics Doc Ock and Aunt May were married, but then decided to just stay friends Can't help but wonder if something similar happened in this universe :)

[@rxbeccarose]

Oh wow 😹😹

[@LeoBladini]

a gay aunt may? let's goooooooo

[@marche800]

I never realize it but Uncle Aaron has a picture of him and Jefferson together as kids as his phone background. Even after they had a falling out he still cared. That's heartbreaking. *edit: JEFFERSON HAS THAT SAME PICTURE.

[@rxbeccarose]

AWW DONT DO THIS TO ME

[@lkeke35]

What's really heartbreaking for me is how the two of them show their love for each other through their treatment of Miles! Mile's father is exceptionally tolerant of him visiting his uncle and cares about Mile's relationship with him, and Aaron shows his love for his brother through his affection for Miles. Neither of them bad talk each other in Miles' presence!

[@mlouied]

I recently found out about this fact: at 18:51 Miles’ spidey sense was delayed than Peter and Gwen’s cause he’s a new spidey and hasn’t honed his skills yet!

[@IceMetalPunk]

Three years... this has been my favorite movie for three years, I've watched it many times, I've watched a whole bunch of videos analyzing it, and somehow, that's one more detail I never noticed/knew about! The movie's attention to detail is just... superhuman 😁

[@spacegalaxy19]

THE ANIMATION MAKES ME WANNA SCREAM IT’S SO GOOD

[@rxbeccarose]

MOOD

[@brycebitetti1402]

I love how everyone is always surprised by how great this film is, but also kind of sad how people are so quick to dismiss a film just because it's animated. The stigma that animation carries in America as only being for kids needs to stop.

[@ShinyAvalon]

Preach, sibling.

[@phantomcat7990]

Yes! Facts

[@neilrobs]

Because of this movie the phrase "Leap of Faith" has became more and more meaningful to me. (don't do it on buildings tho... lmao)

[@ilyassebenana3824]

Do it on buildings, gotcha

[@Hamantha]

The thing that scares me about this Kingpin is that he isn’t fat. None of that is fat. He’s raw muscle and strength

[@ShadowyFox_86]

He's basically a sumo wrestler. He's able to be a threat to every New York based superhero for that very reason.

[@Hamantha]

@@ShadowyFox_86 exactly. He’s not overweight he’s overJACKED

[@videohistory722]

In case you were curious about the animation: Those are not Ben-Day dots. They're CYMK process halftones. Thank you, CinemaWins for pointing that out.

[@dominicmaino4331]

Just a few things fyi, Kingpin isn’t really a daredevil villain, he’s more of a broad villain for all superheroes like Thanos, it’s just daredevil that brought him to live action. The “Peter Tingle” is really only mentioned as that in the MCU movies, anywhere else it’s Spider Sense. And all Spider-Men/Women normally have web shooters, the only one of the top of my head that biologically creates webs is Tobey Maguire’s spider man!

[@vkdragonfire2123]

I'm pretty sure Miguel O'Hara (Spider Man 2099) uses organic webs too. So excited to see more of him in Across the Spider Verse!

[@IceMetalPunk]

Does it come out of anywhere else, or just his wrists? 😏

[@zack8865]

Spider-Man Noir, 2099, Silk, Kaine Parker, and even 616 Peter at times use organic webbings

[@Debaser567]

@@IceMetalPunk babe.why am I stuck on the bed I know it's sticky but not this sticky.

[@wesstewart2677]

He’s Daredevil’s main nemesis I’m sorry. Yes he started out as a villain for Spidey, yes he is an adversary others like Punisher and more. But he’s mainly associated with Daredevil even before live action

[@marchingant]

If you remember from Spider-Man: Homecoming, Donald Glover plays Aaron Davis (Prowler) who tells Tom Holland's Spider-Man that he has a nephew in the neighborhood, that's why he doesn't want those super-aggro weapons around.

[@JuanRamos-td3ws]

It was Olivia All Along

[@quwykxz]

Considering Penny Parker is an Anime girl, and Olivia has them tentacles... Well, it feels like the Japanese version of this movie is much, MUCH different.....😲

[@MWSin1]

I just noticed, when the villains are smashing up Aunt May's house, Spider-Ham just randomly breaks a plate on his own head for no reason.

[@enigmadrath1780]

The best thing about the Doc Ock reveal is that she was not featured at all in any of the promotional material, so people didn't even have the chance to speculate. We knew Kingpin and Prowler were in it, but no hints of any Doc Ock. Because they didn't show her, everyone just assumed she was some minor background scientist when she showed up in the movie. Great villain twist. Great example of the benefits of not giving away EVERYTHING in trailers and posters.

[@browngirlhali9865]

Fun fact: Miles Morales characters was inspired by Donald Glover. When Sony announced in 2010 that they were looking for a new spider man, fans thought it was time for a Black Spiderman and the tag Donal4spiderman trended on Twitter and became a phenomenon. Sony decided to not change Peter's ethnicity but Marvel saw an opportunity. When Donald Glover wore a Spiderman pijamas in the show Community (as a reference to the movement), Brian Michael Bendis decided to create an entirely new Spiderman where Peter Parker dies, and a black Latin kid takes on the mantle. Miles style and general look were directly inspired by Donald Glover who later voiced Miles in the Ultimate Spiderman animation and later was invited to do a cameo as Aaron Davis in Homecoming. In Spiderverse there is even an Easter egg in wich the tv is playing Community season 2 episode 1 where Glover's character wakes up in Spiderman pijamas

[@moneyhanstee154]

You do know miles is an original character in the comics right he has his own comic 🤨

[@browngirlhali9865]

@@moneyhanstee154 yes. Miles was created in 2011 by Brian Michael Bendis and Sara Pichelli after this things happened.

[@virlinehonore9767]

i love this movie so much and i can't wait to watch the sequel

[@rxbeccarose]

Same!!

[@kingofthebis1068]

This movie was Iconic tbh. It gave what it needed to give!

[@rxbeccarose]

And some more

[@gamemaster2819]

What I love about the final battle is we see all the awesome Spider-People fighting together, but then it’s just Miles vs Kingpin, showing that he has finally earned the title of Spider-Man.

[@PWGregory]

I mean...you're almost completely right about diegetic and non-diegetic sound. Except you've switched the terms. Diegetic is when the sound is in-universe and non-diegetic is when it isn't.

[@JuanRamos-td3ws]

42 was Jackie Robinson’s uniform number. Chadwick Boseman played him in a great movie. 42 is a revered uniform number in MLB

[@viridian5maureen853]

It's also the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything

[@raghavverma8003]

42 is a significant number in multiple different contexts, but my personal favourite take is, according to the Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, 42 is the answer to life, the universe and everything.

[@rokkudai]

Pretty sure the 42 was originally meant to ref Jackie Robinson.

[@roberthodson8645]

"Man's not been around since the last time we saw him." Think about that.

[@Hamantha]

This movie single handedly influenced how I design my characters and want to tell stories. It’s always fun seeing the reactions others have on it

[@ElliotNesterman]

FWIW, Kingpin's first appearance was in _The Amazing Spider-Man_ #50 (1967). Also, in the comic books he's bigger than the live action Kingpin, naturally, but not as big as he's drawn in this movie.

[@darrenl3289]

This is definitely one of those movies you have to watch again just to catch all the little easter eggs and foreshadowing. Watch for all the octagonal objects around Liv Octavius. Watching Spiderman 1 (the one that dies) do the complex swing move to get to the panel then Miles repeats it. When the collider explodes and the power goes out across the city, you can see a bunch of little shining bits shoot out across the city... those are the spider personas!!! How the comic book word boxes don't start until after Miles is bitten. Really just an amazing movie.

[@thebiigbuhhda8744]

42 is also Miles' winning lottery number that got him into the school

[@rxbeccarose]

Oh damn

[@quwykxz]

But most importantly, it's the answer to Life, The Universe, And Everything (Douglas Adams fans know EXACTLY what I'm talking about...)

[@grumpysorus7997]

Hey Girlie, just wanted to say that 42 is a reference to a few things, but most intentionally it is a reference to Jackie Robinson. His jersey number was 42 and he was an iconic barrier smashing black man who played for Brooklyn! He was highlighted because "He was a barrier-smashing Black superhero in baseball, and [Miles is a] color-smashing Black superhero in Spider-Man comics."

[@videohistory722]

This movie made me want a spider noir series

[@ilyassebenana3824]

Same

[@MrGBH]

I think Gwen hid her name in case there was already a Gwen Stacy in this universe

[@fruity2ty]

You should watch the Across the Spider Verse trailer if you haven’t seen it yet. Super excited for the sequels!

[@chloeeng6811]

Now I can’t wait for beyond

[@NyikoDoris]

Academy Award winning movie Into The Spider-Verse is an icon. its world literature, it needs to be taught in schools all over

[@xojocelynxo]

i remember seeing this i theaters and this was before all of the heartbreak with MCU peter and seeing miles’s peter die in such an abrupt way made my heart stop. the thud was so loud in theaters everyone was quiet. i kid you not i have never felt like that since but god it was an experience

[@mariniendoh9109]

He truly has the "full exaggerated swagger of a black teen"

[@shikuthetempest]

Truly iconic line.

[@theelvenwtich]

Thank you for the forewarning about the NWH spoilers, but I am so bummed that I have to wait to watch this.

[@rxbeccarose]

Tbf there aren’t many spoilers at all but to stay safe… yes. Don’t watch. I’ll see you later 😹

[@MadcapMatt]

How cool would it have been to get a Spider-Gwen cameo in No Way Home? I know technically she's Kate Bishop but come on! Seeing a live action Hailee Steinfield suited as Spider-Gwen would have been the icing on the Spider-Man cake

[@artlly_]

And Kathryn Hahn is both Doc Ock in this and Agatha from WandaVision! Definitely think it’d be cool if they could reference this in a future movie or something

[@rxbeccarose]

@@artlly_ I agree!! And I had no idea she also did both!!

[@mauricionascimento9428]

I remember whatching it in the movie theater, it was around a month after Stan Lee's death so the scene with him and the mourning of Spider-Man made me cry a lot.

[@chrisgiles6050]

Along with No Way Home, Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse is an absolutely brilliant, bright gem that is a love letter to Spidey fans everywhere!!! And I'm glad it gives you so much nostalgia, Rebecca! ❣️😄😍❣️❣️🕷️🕸️🕷️ It truly does come ripped right out of the comic books, and the animation is unique, colorful, and eye-catching like the comics, plus the parallel journeys between Miles Morales and Peter B. Parker are seamless... You must be so overjoyed that you can't even speak!

[@videohistory722]

42 is the lottery number that got Miles into his fancy boarding school.

[@ShadowyFox_86]

Yep. And they're all Jackie Robinson references, which is so cool to me.

[@MajaPartykowska]

Fun fact: the actress who voices Olivia Octopus, Kathryn Hahn, plays Agatha Harkness in WandaVision

[@rnkelly36]

I am not sure if anyone as mentioned it but the 42 is a mention to Jackie Robinson the American baseball player. 42 is nodded to through out Spiderman in the comics also because of both being a New York hero and with Miles being the first Spiderman who is a person of color it fits to nod to Jackie Robinson the person who broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball.

[@ThrowinRainbow]

Happy New Year legend ✨

[@rxbeccarose]

Happy new year!!

[@irageateverything6438]

42, is also the same number, Jackie Robison wore, he was the first black baseball player to play to play in the major league.

[@ShadowyFox_86]

All the references to 42 in the movie are confirmed to reference Jackie.

[@nerdycloudproductions]

17:38 Omg I’ve never noticed this before, but at this shot, you can see an ad for “Clone High” in the background. IDK why but seeing JFK in this movie is funny to me LOL.

[@PatheticApathetic]

The ‘42’s all over the movie are a reference to Jackie Robinson, the first black Major League Baseball player. ‘42’ was his jersey number, which was retired when he died, meaning that no one else in the entire MLB is allowed to wear the number except for the players who already were at the time

[@gracebrown3074]

‘We haven’t had a parental figure say they hate Spider-Man and stood by that’.... Aunty May backing away awkwardly

[@RivalReacts]

The roast at 6:10 is everything 😭😂

[@rxbeccarose]

😹😹😹

[@gerstelb]

20:08 You just might be the only reactor I’ve seen who figured out this moment ahead of time without already having read the comics - Aaron Davis is the Prowler in Miles’ comics, and in fact a young version of him is the Donald Glover character in Spider-Man: Homecoming.

[@HorrorGeek9]

Great reactions, Into the Spider-Verse is my personal favorite Spider-Man movie. It's such a love letter to all things Spider-Man. I absolutely adore Miles Morales and Peter B Parker 💙 🙌🏽

[@HereBeDragonsYT]

I firmly believe there is no such thing as a perfect movie. But this movie is perfect.

[@lukenickarchie9889]

Amazing movie!!!

[@rxbeccarose]

HELL YEAH LUKE

[@NickWalkerWilliamson]

Gwen introducing herself as *Gwanda* at *Visions* Academy

[@slycooper1435]

At the end of the movie there 24:58 it’s actually her coming back a few years later. the trailer for the sequel came out a 3 weeks ago

[@medusa_slayer]

This "all the different universes look like spider webs"... Yep. That's a thing in comics too and the issue about spidermen and the Morlun family explains it amazingly. You should totally read it. Also I really hope one of the next spiderman into the spiderverse will have to do woth this issue !! 👌🕸️🕷️

[@georgearch8917]

Spiderverse best spider-man movie tied with 2 change my mind

[@patax144]

For me is better than 2.

[@georgearch8917]

@@patax144 Tbh yeah it is im just tryin to not get absouloutley F L A M E D by tobey fans not that 2s bad its rlly great but just idk im not a huge fan of tobey when he's in the spiderman suit but his peter is rlly great

[@dancarli8639]

@@patax144 imo it’s not Spider-Man 2 good for it’s time but it’s doesn’t hold up cgi wise it’s looks to old

[@georgearch8917]

@@dancarli8639 Wait wdym It's not Spiderman 2? wasn't he saying Spiderverse is better than 2?

[@georgearch8917]

@@dancarli8639 Or is that you just stating the same opinion? the phrasing kinda confusing me

[@Xenotric]

excited for the sequel! hoping its a gwen focused one going by the tidbits we have about it so far!

[@douglascampbell9809]

Rebecca, you really need to watch Corridore Crew's breakdown of the animation of this film with animation legend Eric Koenig. They talk about how many frames per second is used to show how Miles isn't as skilled as Peter throughout the film. Gradually getting faster as his skill progresses. Animators React to Bad & Great Cartoons 2

[@Trilaan]

The only thing the movie doesn't show us that I want to know is how Jefferson found his way to the collider.

[@chaosspear0195]

They will probably save Miles for when they no longer have Tom Holland available he’s popular enough to succeed after Hollands Spiderman so still a long way to go unless they make a MCU Spiderverse movie and he gets stuck in the main MCU universe like in the comics.

[@IceMetalPunk]

They don't even need to do that. They already confirmed Miles exists in the MCU when Donald Glover's Aaron mentioned his nephew.

[@chaosspear0195]

@@IceMetalPunk yeah I know but maybe main MCU is a regular kid and the alternate universe one got bitten we’re in the multiverse era of MCU now but yeah I know he’s mentioned.

[@virgoleo81]

According to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, 42 is the answer to life, the universe, and everything!

[@ShadowyFox_86]

It's also Jackie Robinson's jersey number (which is what they're confirmed to be referencing).

[@dub4theWin]

They used the number 42 as a tribute to Jackie Robinson, the first black athlete to play in Major League Baseball. They chose it since Miles Morales is the first (I think?) Black spiderman

[@Tashwampa]

Licherally my favorite spiderman movie its unmatched for me

[@awesomegetit1227]

Your outfit is literally so cute 😍😍🤧!!!

[@rxbeccarose]

Thank you!!

[@CharlyQuinn7]

There definitely were some throwbacks to this movie in NWH. Minor Spoiler Alert for NWH: When Peter uses his Spidey-Sense in NWH, you can see the same squiggles around his head as in this movie

[@victorlannister5606]

I’m pretty sure that was one of the last Stan lee cameos before he died. It makes me cry every time!

[@darkmelodies2694]

Spiderman fans have been very well fed with our movies and media.

[@joshualowe959]

Happy New Years Eve

[@rxbeccarose]

Happy New Years!!

[@Shanghaibluelulu]

Happy New Year!

[@brittlekneesmgee3674]

Kingpin is primarily a Spider-Man villain in the comics

[@swoop986]

14:20 "He didn't get his slice of pizza. That would be my villain origin story." 😂👍

[@HKB83]

42 is "the answer to life, the universe and everything".

[@ShadowyFox_86]

But not this movie. This one is Jackie Robinson.

[@1ight398]

in case u didn't know, kingpin is almost all muscle. a lot including me thought he was just a big fat dude but yes, he is all muscle which is why he was able to kill spider-man

[@9791mij]

Jackie Robinson was the first Black person to become part of the Major League Baseball .Who happens to have players number of 42. The director dedicated to him.

[@vulturedrawz]

People saying miles has a low frame rate, you’re are technically right but the proper term is called ‘animating on 2’s’ everything is 24fps but a frame is held for an extra second, that’s how you get the nice choppy feeling while also feeling smooth as butter

[@lkeke35]

42 is a significant number because it's the number of the first Black baseball [player in the major leagues, Jackie Robinson, in 1947. ! It's also the first baseball number to be retired after his death. No one else can use that number in baseball ever again!

[@patmolinie2529]

Golden globe and academy Awards best animation movie. Masterpiece. My favorite spider man ever. By the way, doc oc is Agnès from wandavision

[@quwykxz]

It really WAS Agatha all along!...

[@MamaDaFoo]

I know that we know that Kathryn Hahn plays Doc Oc & Agatha Harkness in Wandavision. And to me the easter egg for her in this movie was the PURPLE HIGHLIGHTS IN HER HAIR because yanno Agatha’s color is everything Purple!

[@jamesstringer5170]

"42" is a reference/tribute to Douglas Adams ... In the "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" series "42" is the answer given to the question "what is the meaning of life"?

[@ShadowyFox_86]

The reference isn't to Hitchhiker's. The 3 folks that headed up this movie confirmed that it's a Jackie Robinson reference and they didn't intend the Douglas Adams one.

[@bobkatfan2013]

Love the Chris Pine cameo.

[@JuanRamos-td3ws]

Who has more unsettling music, Prowler or Winter Soldier?

[@lilscenechick1995]

That's a good question. Both are so good. As much as I love the Winter Soldier and felt extremely tense when I watched it the first time, I physically jumped because of Prowler's music in the theatre lol

[@antoineporche-rideaux4841]

the # 42 represents major league baseball legend jackie robinson who in 1947 became the 1st african american to play in the major leagues for the brooklyn dodgers(now the los angeles dodgers) which is the city where this spider-man is based .

[@SeerOfTime577]

Love this movie so much.

[@Pinkielover]

Never underestimate animation from Star Wars to the mcu

[@MadcapMatt]

Did you also notice that Donald Glover played the Uncle Aaron character in Homecoming?

[@rxbeccarose]

Wait… did he?!

[@Figboy]

@@rxbeccarose He did! He even has a line to Peter's Spidey saying that he doesn't want Vulture's weapons in the neighborhood because he has a "nephew that lives there." I'm definitely expecting Miles to show up in the MCU, especially now that the snap has happened. The implication I got was that Miles was pretty young in Homecoming, so I could easily see him being in his teens in the next Spider-Man film, with Peter being older and can serve as a mentor, coming full circle by being the "Tony Stark" to Mile's Peter Parker! I know I'd love that. I just hope that the actor they cast for Miles is great. I really liked the actor that played Kenny in Cobra Kai Season 4 (Dallas Young)! I think he could be a good Miles, though I only have his performance in Cobra Kai as a baseline

[@xaetivity]

Yeah I definitely saw this movie thrice in theaters 😤

[@dianitedaemon5310]

Beeeet let's go!

[@rxbeccarose]

hell YEAH

[@dianitedaemon5310]

@@rxbeccarose i'm honored by your like

[@quwykxz]

Wow, you REALLY like beets.....

[@Narutoanime16g]

I could watch this and No Way home and Daredevil all day. Also Agents of Shield lol. Spider-Man is the best! & this movie made me love Miles a lot as well as the game

[@CaptainAmercia]

Fun details but Miles universe is the Ultimate Universe (Earth-1610) a universe created as a re-imagined and modernized versions of the Marvel superhero's from the main Prime Universe (Earth-616) with both large and small changes starting with Ultimate Spider-Man in the year 2000 ending in 2011. It started out great with Ultimate Spider-Man written by one guy Brian Michael Bendis so the whole comic run was very constant something i can't say about the Main 616 Spider-Man runs each new writer would change characters and even Spider-Man behaviours making them feel like different characters. Ultimate Spider-Man was also set in a whole new universe with no pre dating comic's so it was extremally friendly to new comers to the Spider-Man you dident have to read up on 50 years of comic's just to understand what's happening. The Ultimate X-Men was also really good based more based on the Film from 2000 in terms of artistic darker more militant uniforms instead of the colourful Earth-626 versions though these would come later. Unfortunately the Ultimate universe started to go downhill with some weird choices relating to other runs outside of the Spider-Man stuff the big one being Ultimatum a big cross over event between all the hero's where many of our favourite hero's were killed in really brutal ways along with Magneto flooding New York City killing thousands along with many of our hero's. The story wasn't good at all with the only good scene being Spider-Man diving into the flooded New York streets to pull people out of the water while JJJ watch's from his office window which is underwater at this point leading to him finally coming to terms that Spider-Man was a hero after all. Some changes you may noticed is the Green Goblin who's a lot closer to his monster Ultimate version than a man in a Goblin suit like we see in the main comic and in Spider-Man 1 for example along with most versions of the character in media. Peter B Parker the one sucked into Miles universe is from Earth-616 the main comic Universe where everything is alot closer to ours like the brand names, In Miles universe there's some weird spelling differences and the NYPD is called the PDNY in Miles universe which is pretty interesting it's like our own universe but a little different the adverts, movies, and even car brands reflect this. But yeah Miles always existed in a separate universe from the Spider-Man of Earth-616 instead he existed in a world with the Ultimate Spider-Man who wasn't that different to the 616 counterpart he was just a little bit shorter in his teens. This is the same with a lot of the Ultimate versions of characters like i said reimagined. Pretty much all Spider-Men are based somewhat on the Earth-616 Spider-Man even the movies so they all share many elements from origin story to suit and appearance there's just many different Peter Parkers like what we saw in Loki from games to movies and comic's.

[@DanielS2001]

"When is Miles gonna be in the MCU?" Technically, he already is. In Spider-Man: Homecoming, Peter actually runs into Aaron Davis (played by Donald Glover) while trying to find out where Tooms has his weapons stashed. In an early scene, Peter runs into him, Aaron tells him about not wanting the weapons on his streets because, "I have a nephew." Peter then webs Aaron to his car before running off, with Aaron miffed at the fact that he has ice cream in the trunk of his car that's going to melt. However, the upcoming sequel to this animated film, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-verse, could possibly feature MCU Peter (there's no confirmations, only rumors, but it would be pretty fitting that Peter isn't done with the Multiverse yet).

[@renlessard]

My favourite of all the Spider Man movies full stop.

[@hkate7900]

Holy shit you know what I just noticed? Im probably late af but The Kid that Miles is sharing a room with is goddamn Ganke Lee, if you’ve played Spider-Man Miles morales on the ps5 or have read the comics you’ll know that Ganke is Miles closest friend

[@annajacobsen8182]

19:47 the kahoot sound got me so hard😆😆

[@thomastsoiii9391]

The number 42 is seen throughout the movie as a tribute to Jackie Robinson as his number was 42 in baseball

[@benoitcecyre7081]

42 is a nerdy reference to the book/tv show/movie Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, where it is the answer to life, the universe and everything... But the question remains unknown. It's been a nerdy reference since the book came out.

[@ShadowyFox_86]

Hate to burst the bubble, but the reference is to Jackie Robinson, not Hitchhiker's. They've said in interviews they didn't even think about the nerdy reference.

[@iliveinabog3254]

If you like kingpin hes in the Hawkeye show too haha

[@rxbeccarose]

Bold of you to assume I hadn’t already watched the whole show 😹

[@iliveinabog3254]

@@rxbeccarose true true true I don’t have very good critical thinking skills lmao

[@AshenSmokescreen]

3:34 I have to respectfully DISAGREE because he reminds me of my dad

[@rxbeccarose]

Ok, that’s fair 😹

[@GolDAzul]

Happy NEW year, I really like if you react to Encanto, of Disney💖💖💖