Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse - MOVIE REACTION!! FIRST TIME WATCHING!!

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[@corystanish]

This movie is so good that even though people keep telling you it's AMAZING and WAY BETTER THAN YOU'D THINK, when you watch it you're still amazed and it's still way better than you'd think, even having been told in advance.

[@doodoo5594]

it’s definitely the one of those “how have i never seen this??” type movies

[@CC_Rose]

40:00 So this film was the last one that Stan Lee did acting/voice over work for in Marvel films, but he passed away before it could hit theaters. So when I saw this at my local Regal during the premiere week, and Stan appeared with this line: "I'm really gonna miss him." ...... 🥺😭💔 Now let me tell you, I was bawling my eyes out next to my little sister, and so were many others in that room. I missed someone that I'd never met so hard more than I thought possible in my whole life that night. Honestly, how that whole crowd missed Spider-Man after he died, it was practically a mirror to so many theaters, including the one at my town, filled with people who were missing Stan Lee that entire night/week/months after the movie released to the public, especially considering how special of a character Spider-Man was to Stan and how much he was publicly praising/telling the world about how excited he was for this film. #RIPStanLee

[@chance757]

speaking of arcane, gwen’s voice actor was hailee steinfeld aka vi, the pink haired sister. she’s also kate bishop, the new hawkeye.

[@nao-bo4yz]

hope hailee continues w voice acting alongside her acting career. i think shes great at it

[@reynaldolorenzo8409]

38:40 This has been explained and hinted in this movie but there’s a comic that Miles says “Back in the day, my pops and my uncle did enough dirt in their lives to make Davis a bad word in some circles. I look just like them both and live in the same neighborhood, so, I don’t know, I wonder…”In this movie I don’t remember the exact dialogue but they hinted that they used to do crime but his dad then changed and became a cop so basically his parents gave him the last name Morales to stay away from the criminal past of the Davis name. Also using mother's name as last name is common in Hispanic families (I’m from Puerto Rico).

[@majorhurricane3712]

Not as common as you think my guy, puerto rico is the last hispanic country that should be held as a standard in latin american cultures

[@cya3781]

@@majorhurricane3712 I mean, not even in Puerto Rico is it common to use the mother's name as the last name. Only under special circumstances. I would know, I am from Puerto Rico.

[@majorhurricane3712]

@@cya3781 yeah i figured bro, no pr family i ever met did it, especially if the father is present. I didnt mean to go hard at yall boris i just love to debate yall when you start speaking for all latino america lol

[@Souledex]

@@majorhurricane3712 it's common to have both, they just omitted the dads

[@cya3781]

@@Souledex Not really what we were discussing here. We were talking about only utilizing his mother's last name while omitting his father's.

[@enigmadrath1780]

What makes this Peter Parker great is that, even though he ain't as svelte as he used to be, the whole reason his personal life went to shits is because he was devoted to being Spider-Man, so it makes sense he's still a stellar vigilante who hasn't lost his touch. A lesser movie would have had him older and more clumsy/lazy/incompetent, but this movie respected him as Spider-Man, which makes his relationship with Miles all the better.

[@mynameisbob333]

Its presumed miles and his dad took his moms surname. And unsure if you saw the end credit scene but I think you would like it

[@malcolmfontenot4560]

Miles' dad's full name is Jefferson Davis. Miles' parents decided to give him his mom's last name to keep him out of trouble. Given they had their own dirty history while using the surname Davis.

[@gristen]

apparently in the comics he tells miles that he had him take his mom's last name because he didnt want miles to have the same last name as his father. i guess miles has a not so great grandfather

[@edwardbotha2946]

Doc Ock: My friends actually call me Liv Aunt May: Oh great, it's Liv A nice little easter egg to that moment in the 70's comics when Aunt May and Doc Ock almost got married but ended up staying good friends Can't help but wonder if something similar happened in this universe

[@tinyMEEPS]

Creator commentary brought this up on the "alternate universe" cut of the movie, actually! They used a lot of the storyboards back when Doc Ock was still Otto. They didn't 100% outright say Liv and May dated that I can remember, but they did kinda hint that the two did, saying all they did was change Otto to Liv and left that (in the end unused) storyline alone.

[@edwardbotha2946]

@@tinyMEEPS Really? That's pretty cool

[@CasualCat64]

@@edwardbotha2946 no

[@PhoenixMF1986]

One of my favorite blink and you miss it bits is Doc Ock and Aunt May’s past. “My friends call me Liv.” … then later at the house. “Oh great it’s Liv.” This Aunt May is apparently tech savvy since she built Miles’ web shooters. I want the movie about Aunt May and Liv. There’s a story there.

[@michaeldavis3596]

The Toph shirt🔥🔥🔥

[@tofu_golem]

"Anyone can be Spider-Man." This is a central concept behind all the alternate versions of Spider-Man, which in turn is an inherent concept of the Spider-Verse, which you'll learn more about in the sequel that comes out soon. When the original Spider-Man was published, his popularity took Marvel by surprise. Editors, writers, etc., would sit around the Marvel Bullpen and debate why Spider-Man was so much more popular than any of their other popular heroes at the time. The prevailing wisdom was that Spider-Man was at the time one of the very few heroes who had a costume that covered his whole body, so you really couldn't tell what race he was (even though I always imagined Peter Parker having the whitest possible voice). This in turn led to Marvel cranking out a ton of alternate versions of Spider-Man, each in alternate dimensions. This is purposefully done so that other people can imagine themselves being Spider-Man. And it's not just diversity by race and gender. There's even a punk rock Spider-Man for punk rock fans (Spider-Gwen is technically the second punk rock Spider-Man). Heck, Miles isn't even the first half-Hispanic Spider-Man. Spider-Man 2099 is one of the most popular alternate versions of Spider-Man, and I'm convinced that Batman Beyond is a DC ripoff of Spider-Man 2099. Speaking of Miguel O'Hara, Spider-Man 2099 wasn't in any of the trailers, and fans were really angry about that because Miguel is one of the most popular alternate versions of Spider-Man (he's right up there with Miles and Gwen). Over time, there were so many alternate versions of Spider-Man, that a story like the Spider-Verse was inevitable. The Spider-Verse contains EVERY alternate version of Spider-Man you can imagine. Even that goofy 1970s live action TV show from Japan. The one with a giant robot. And yes, Gwen and Miles have an inter-dimensional romance in the Spider-Verse. As depicted in the post-credits scene, Miguel O'Hara/Spider-Man 2099 is the one who created the wrist bands that allow the alternate versions of Spider-Man to visit other dimensions. This device becomes critical for the story. In order to explain why every dimension has a Spider-themed character (called a "spider totem" in the Spider-Verse), there is a woman named Madame Web who makes sure every dimension has a spider hero. You will almost certainly meet her at some point in one of the sequels.

[@goglux2]

The dumpy spiderman is basically the original spiderman. A lot of his story parallels the comic book spiderman.

[@chrispilcher2024]

Yep one of these alternate Spider-Man is from Earth 616, E-616 shows up on the screen with 4 other alternate universes when the collider blew up the first time.

[@jennal1260]

I'm an art nerd that got into Marvel super late so I watched this like 3 years after it came out. I LoVeD iT. AND THEN. My local theater somehow decided to show it again???? So I got to see it super big and super loud and could see every individual beautiful frame in 85million K. Also you guys would appreciate that in production the crew refered to Dumpy Peter as Burrito Peter so the 'B' in Peter B. Parker stands for burrito lolol

[@seanwilliams7655]

The saddest part about the scene where Peter told Miles he wasn't coming is all the other Spider people waiting outside his window so they could bust in and congratulate him if he was able to do it.

[@F4Jd]

Oh no way this was unexpected but I'm so glad you guys reacted to it. I haven't watched the reaction yet but I hope you guys liked it!

[@rebeccawhite2155]

CHILLS every time the leap of faith scene happens! One of the best Spiderman sequences to happen in film

[@SaulOhio]

26:26 One thing I really love about this movie is the most sobering lines are delivered by the most absurd character. And it ties all the versions of Spider-Man together. They all have that in common.

[@nsan48]

In some Hispanic traditions, the mom's surname is used or both the parents'.

[@thecontinent9192]

This is my favorite animated movie of all time. I adore Miles, started getting some comics recently. This also won an Oscar for best animated film 😌 the next movie’s release was delayed, but is set to release in 2023 and a third film in 2024.

[@joemomma6317]

Genuinely might be my favorite Spider-Man movie

[@cjjackson2423]

Yeaa y'all should watch the trailer to the second one coming out 🔥

[@tofu_golem]

This is the best Spider-Man movie ever. In an interview, Donald Glover asked "Why can't I be cast as Spider-Man?" Of course, what he meant was, why can't he play Peter Parker, which is a valid question especially considering the current demographic makeup of Queens. Anyway, comic book writer Brian Michael Bendis heard about this and was inspired to create the Miles Morales character. I believe Bendis has multiracial kids. Miles Morales proved to be the most popular character in the Ultimates universe, so when the Ultimates imprint was shut down, they brought the character into the main universe. Miles' father is a former SHIELD agent who became a cop when he started a family because that is safer work than what he was doing. Make no mistake, his combat abilities are far above those of any regular cop. Miles got superpowers one year younger than Peter Parker. While Parker is a science prodigy, Miles is very smart, but more of a generalist. He's good at a lot of things including science, but not focused on science like Parker is.

[@spaceace9103]

It's been really cool seeing people who normally aren't into animation be captivated by this movie

[@chance757]

this movie was so so good! way better than anyone thought it would be. can’t wait for the 2nd film!!

[@nielsjensen4185]

Phil Lord and Chris Miller wrote the script and somehow when they co-write scripts they can make concepts that sound like they'll be so bad and turn them into gold. I got my hopes up for Across the Spiderverse when I saw those two were attached to the script.

[@gayhomosexuallll]

It was incredible to watch in theaters. Definitely won't miss Across The Spiderverse in theaters later this year

[@jager3090]

It's been moved to next year 🙁

[@wittywasnteverwitty7370]

@@jager3090 I’m still pressed about it

[@ConClasher3]

@@wittywasnteverwitty7370 I was as well but after hearing about how many dimensions and characters are in the next film I’m glad they are taking their time to make it perfect

[@majorhurricane3712]

@@wittywasnteverwitty7370 dont be, they deserve whatever time they need to make the second one as great as the first. Let them take as much as they need

[@Aluke5460]

Won’t ever forget when I saw it in theaters

[@Aegi97]

A movie that continues to amaze me each time I watch a reaction to it. Also, a really cool fact - when peter b parker and miles are swinging together when doc ock is after them, the frame rate is different from one spiderman to the other. Peter's looks very smooth and the frame rate is 24 fps, but Miles' frame rate is at 12 fps. To show he's just learning. Amazing attention to detail

[@Gestrid]

In general, the framerate is lower whenever Miles is onscreen until he comes into his own at the end of the movie.

[@GeekandGlory]

Peter is animated on 1s while Miles is on 2s until he can learn to swing and then finally they share the same animation speed which a wonderful little touch.

[@TheManOnTheStreetOMG]

hands down my favourite movie from the last 10 years, its so damn heartfelt.

[@basicsimp8798]

No Way Home < Into the Spiderverse, anytime of the day.

[@kuivia]

this is probably one of my favorite movies if not THE favorite. there's so many details you notice when you watch it again and again or see others watching it or people just making detail videos about it, absolutely amazing.

[@markaholicsanonymous677]

The 2nd Peter is our Peter from the comics and the first 2 Spider-Man films. He’s our Tobey Maguire aged up and beaten down by life. The 1st is a version of that Peter combined with Spider-Man 3 and having all his stuff together in life.

[@kingbob7516]

After seeing this a hundred times, I'm just now realizing the roommate could quite possibly be Ned (AKA: GUY IN THE CHAIR)!😅😅😅

[@malcolmfontenot4560]

His roomate's name is Ganke. It's Ned that is a reference to Ganke in the the origin trilogy.

[@kingbob7516]

@@malcolmfontenot4560 Good to know about the OG in the Chair.😀

[@thebluest_blue1145]

to add on - when Homecoming came out there was a bit of drama because Ned was so clearly based on Ganke. The scene where Peter comes in on the ceiling and Ned drop the Lego? came from an exact same scene from one of Miles' comics.

[@mrrd4444]

Miles' dad took his mom's name since his family name is tied up with some bad stuff. It's kind of a neat detail that they call him Morales when it's from his wife

[@joemomma6317]

Love the toph tank top

[@PiPaPoPedram]

I love your shirt Steve 😍

[@Asher1347]

Steve's shirt is the shit!!!

[@Ritualisticq]

such a genuine good reaction i love it!

[@Elijah_Elias]

Fun Fact: Peter B. Parker Spider-Man is actually our universe’s Spider-Man. In Miles’ dimension the Coca-Cola sign in the back says Koca-Soda or something like that. But if you pay attention to Peter B. Parker’s flashback you can see a Coca-Cola sign in the back. And he talks about Comic-Con which Miles is clueless about.

[@chrispilcher2024]

Technically Peter B. Parker is from Earth 616, seeing E-616 is one of the alternate universes in this movie and Sweatpants Peter is the most likely candidate for that universe.

[@Elijah_Elias]

@@chrispilcher2024 Peter B. Parker is Sweatpants Parker

[@cupguin]

There are so many fantastic things going on the movie, the subtle animation, the not so subtle, the relationships, the character arcs, there's so many things done so incredibly well. I think my favorite though is the first introduction to Peter Parker. We all know the origin story at this point so yeah recap is fine. Then when he says he's the only Spider-man we know he's wrong because we've all seen Spider-Man before. Different movies, TV shows whatever it is we've seen another Spider-man. Even if you just look at 616 cubic Spider-man there's been multiple Spider-man characters and the "original" has changed time after time as new artists took over, new editors stepped in and what people expected from comics evolved. But that's not a bad thing because as long as they're telling Spider-man stories the important things are still there.

[@NyikoDoris]

see when we talk about cinema? this is what we mean

[@rifleorcagames]

whenever i found a reaction channel that reacts to marvel movies, automatically subscribed

[@LeonardoKlotz]

This is why Phil Lord and Chris Miller were kicked out from "Solo: A Star Wars Story" Because they have a mind of their own

[@JerzeyBoyz]

I still would love to read that script just to see the differences. - John

[@izukumidoriya8600]

gotta respect the Toph shirt dude

[@sanyidupla8830]

All-time classic

[@kilianalexander2736]

I watched this 3 times in theatres, which I've never done for any other movie. Watched it twice in 3D cause it was just that good. The art style worked really well in 3D

[@hyperrustynail]

For most of this movie Miles was animated at a lower frame rate than the other Spider-Men, Giving him more rough and jittery movements. By the end scene he is animated at the same frame rate.

[@nielsjensen4185]

I've also never seen a rector go through the "Say I love you" scene without getting second-hand embarrassment.

[@davidtaylor142]

Maybe it's just because i love comics so much, but something about this movie makes it hit the same every time I watch ut

[@XxXDestroyer]

Into the Spider-Verse won the Oscar and Golden Globe for Best Animated Movie.

[@tofu_golem]

About why Miles is using his mom's last name. In the real world, we multiracial people often have a first and last name from only one culture (my middle name is Japanese). In the comic books, multiracial people always have a first and last name from each culture. You know from his name that Miguel O'hara is Hispanic-Irish. This is the real reason Miles uses his mother's last name. In the comic books, there's an in-story explanation for this, but I forget what it is.

[@ImprobableJoe]

YOU STOLE MY CAT!

[@dalis777]

Thanks for reacting! Even if I need a pick-me-up, y'all hit a home run all the time. 🎉

[@JbBackFeeble]

I was definitely somebody who didn’t watch anything other than the originals. Didn’t want to watch this one either until I randomly decided to. I’m so glad I did because not only is it one of my favourite movies , it gave me a reason to watch the newer ones as they are made to make sense existing in this movie. Before I kinda felt it was just different actors and story so it wouldn’t be the same. But now I can think of them all existing at once if that makes sense.

[@chadbailey7038]

Thumbs up 👍🏾 just for you guys giving it a chance, and how I already know by the end you both will be so hype on it! 🤩

[@jrogers05]

Don’t know if you guys have seen the new Spider-Man movies with Tom Holland but in the first remake we see another version of uncle Aaron who is played by Donald Glover and he even mentions that he has a nephew that lives in the area, ie: miles morales. Also there’s another post credit scene after all the credits.

[@christinaozana9338]

This was actually the inspiration for arcades animation. Loved the video!

[@malcolmfontenot4560]

"Frumpy" Spidey is OUR Spiderman from the base comic universe. He's just an older version. Just so y'all know.

[@rodrigofoli]

Of course No way home have more emocional vallue for me, but this for me is the best spider-man movie. It represents perfectly what spider-man is all about

[@fandomsnake]

Arron Davis (Miles uncle) was seen in Spiderman: Homecoming. He was the criminal Peter webs to his car that had ice cream in it so he (Peter) could get info about the weapons. Arron also mentions a nephew who is most likely Miles. I always love these little things placed around that not many would get unless they actually know where they came from but also doesn't really affect the plot much

[@Powered1Buttercup]

I mean he does end up on the phone and outright says Miles, so it’s not so likely, it just straight up is

[@MWSin1]

In the comics, Miles' father gave his son the name Morales because *his* father was an absolute scumbag and he didn't care to continue on that name.

[@gryphman]

In case you're wondering who the Spidey at the end is, it's Miguel O'Hara, Spider-Man 2099.

[@delariean]

One of the few ones lucky enough to see this in 3D when it came out. If you think the style was great, seeing it all pop out in 3D was extraordinary. Real sad that they didnt release a 3D one...

[@pointgucci0173]

That’s so weird I literally just watched this on patreon last night 😂

[@ConClasher3]

This film is getting a two part sequel “Across the Spiderverse Part 1 and 2” and they’ve confirmed that like 10 different dimensions will be explored and hundreds of distinct new characters introduced so the new few will be even more insane

[@HoopleHeadUSA]

I watched this 7 times in the theater including IMAX, IMAX 3-D, 3-D and Digital lol

[@EvolvementEras]

End credits!

[@rebeccawhite2155]

I'm sure other people have said it, but there is an end credit scene with another Spiderman! He's voiced by Oscar Isaac and sets up for the next movie.

[@Gestrid]

They saw it. It's at the very end of the video.

[@joemomma6317]

You don’t gotta be a sneaker head to recognize those shoes 🤣

[@Ulysse86]

This movie and Arcan are from the same studio

[@joemomma6317]

Watching this movie on acid was a trip, no pun intended lmao.

[@Zombiesnyder13]

Sony should let Phil Lord and Chris Miller in charge of their cinematic universe They can save it from AVI ARAD

[@terririnella4032]

i don't know much about Miles Morales (mostly just tv), so i don't know if this was comic accurate or made for the movie, but i love that Miles has parents (most Spidermen don't) and they are important for him, he is younger than most Peter Parker's and you can see that in the relationship... his parents mean alot but he's growing so their relationship is being strained (naturally, he wants to be cool and his dad is a dork, not meant as an insult) the relationship is changing (parent and young child to parent and growing teen) Uncle Aaron is everything his dad isn't (automatically making his the cool uncle, also very natural in growing relationships) and the two are not necessarily shaping Miles but giving him qualities he can add to himself, making him an adult.... i had seen the Prowler in series (before i knew of Miles Morales) he makes an interesting cool villain/anti hero, so to connect cool uncle Aaron and Prowler is an amazing choice (and as we see, he is not evil, and family is all important) ...again i have no idea how accurate (comic) this movie is, but i wonder if there is a series where Miles' Spiderman and Prowler team up together

[@MichellBollinger]

being comic accurate isn’t necessary when the movie is actually good

[@ScottyBMakin]

YES!!

[@AstralMuffin105]

I don't remember the exact reason, but Miles took his mom's last name instead of his dad's. Jefferson Davis is his actual dad.

[@Gestrid]

His dad and his uncle Aaron have a... shady history, to put it lightly. His dad went straight, his uncle did not. So, because of the reputation the name "Davis" carries, they decided to use his mom's last name instead.

[@soufianedehhak3755]

We want Daredevil Show

[@AAC14156]

I thought that was the dude from the fine bros lmao

[@MC-zr6gc]

If they don't give us a May "Mayday" Parker in one of these Spiderverse movies, i will be VERY unhappy. fingers crossed. Also, Super great how Miles just interrupted what looked like an important meeting by running sideways across the window. And Kathryn Hahn, always amazing.

[@kenjisparks]

Or just be happy with the movie you get even if she never turns up. Don't expect the movie you have in your head. Just enjoy the ride.

[@NRG-REC]

Not sure if time is constant across all the different dimensions but I'm assuming so since Miles and Gwen are still only 15 months apart in age. Miles is now 17-18 in the sequel so it's possible may was born after peter fixed his marriage but she'd only be like 4 or 5. So no superheroics just yet. I get you though because I really wanted god parent miles or uncle miles for mayday when I watched the first one because without him, Peter would've never went back to MJ.

[@lou7134]

the fact that 30:21 isn't the thumbnail is a travesty

[@JerzeyBoyz]

😂😂

[@amandasamson4513]

You should have waited till the end of the movie, there is a fun scene

[@guts5398]

Sometimes people get their mothers last name

[@jospehpenn3033]

Honestly you need to watch the trailer for the sequel

[@freakinchris]

Miles Has his moms last name Rio Morales thts his dad he went with his moms name

[@k.junior3842]

Arcane stole the style from this! Lol idk if that’s true but it’s my head canon cause they are similar. The mix of 2D and 3D effects in one thing is cool.

[@laurad7251]

🐈

[@vincentwilliams71]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@fullchicken4492]

Since when did Baker Mayfield react to movies

[@JerzeyBoyz]

Haha 👍🏻👍🏻

[@TheKingkong2468]

the dad is his stepdad

[@mahgeetahh]

you're not spider-man until you lose your uncle

[@JerzeyBoyz]

Ain’t that the truth!

[@alvaro89_34]

xD

[@JerzeyBoyz]

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[@ShAdoWj1995]

Yes he is his step-dad, I think they married when myles was young though

[@havok6280]

Incorrect. Jefferson is Miles's biological father. Miles just uses his mom's last name. The real world reason is Marvel wanted to emphasize that Miles is biracial.

[@aaronpalmer8602]

First

[@pointgucci0173]

I’m re watching this , you guys should definitely start watching sons of anarchy!!

[@reneanderson8225]

SM:ITSV2💖2023 can't wait for the next one...😎reaction

[@JasmineTeaEnjoyer]

great movie and great toph shirt

[@alexisbeaudoin1606]

It took you long enough 😏

[@drewschieman1741]

This is one of my favourite movies ever, and the “What’s up Danger” becoming Spider-Man scene is probably my favourite movie scene of all time

[@donathan2933]

5:27

[@indestarbright9646]

I had a problem with Miles last name as well. They should of reversed the ethnicities of his parents, so that his dad's surname was Morales.

[@chance757]

like another commenter said, in some hispanic traditions the mother’s last name is used

[@reynaldolorenzo8409]

This has been explained and hinted in this movie but there’s a comic that Miles says “Back in the day, my pops and my uncle did enough dirt in their lives to make Davis a bad word in some circles. I look just like them both and live in the same neighborhood, so, I don’t know, I wonder…” In this movie I don’t remember the exact dialogue but they hinted that they used to do crime but his dad then changed and became a cop so basically his parents gave him the last name Morales to stay away from the criminal past of the Davis name. Also using mother's name as last name is common in Hispanic families (I’m from Puerto Rico).

[@indestarbright9646]

@@reynaldolorenzo8409 Thanks you! I appreciate the enlightenment.

[@nahthanksno8299]

Mile’s last name is just a cultural thing, he has his mother’s (Rio Morales) family name. Also, in the comics Jefferson Davis (the father) took the name Morales as well, for 2 reasons. Canonically it’s because his own father was abusive and he wishes to distance from that name, but also outside the comics, Jefferson Davis was a president of the Confederacy. So it was in bad taste to (accidentally) name a Black man after a slave owner.