Across the Spider-Verse is Art

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Hey! How ya doin’? Finally, another Spider-Man, another HiTop Films Spider-Man Video, Spider-Man Video Essay, whatever. Point is Across the Spider-Verse, or Spider-Man Across The Spider-Verse is Art. The Spider-Verse is Art. Plain and simple. Spider-Verse continues to be one of, if not the best take on Spider-Man,. MCU Spider-Man, hell most Spider-Man ain’t got nothin’ on what these two films do for the genre, for the character, and for every wrong artist out there.
Lol, can you imagine if I called this a Bad Spider-Man Movie, that would not something. Spider-Man - Across the Spider-Verse, and is one of the greatest superhero movies ever made, genuinely.
Thank you for watching this Spider-Verse review, ramble, etc. I can’t wait to see where they take Miles Morales next.

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Roniit - Fade to Blue
Roniit - Purify
Roniit - Sixth Sense
Michael FK - Falling Down
Okay - Textures

[HiTopFilms]

It feels like Spider-Man is back. What did you think of the film?
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[aseulgi]

This film’s not style over substance. The style conveys substance. And I can’t get enough of it. What an epic trilogy we’re in for.

[skylaralley]

I know it won’t. I know the Oscars doesn’t respect animation and only sees it as something for kids. But this movie DESERVES to sweep every award

[Mattyboy-dnoo]

One of the thing I love about this movie is that it used the art form to progress and visually tell story. This is shown perfectly through Gwen’s world. It’s use of cool and warm watercolors to convey Gwen’s feeling of loneliness in the world to the dark harsh reds in that heartbreaking scene where Gwen is held at gunpoint by her dad. You could take all the dialogue out and still understand the scene though the art. Animation wasn’t just used as eye candy. They pushed it in a way where it expands and tells the story of each character. It embraces the unique nature of the comic book genere. The art doesn’t distract from the story. It tells the story.

[hubguy]

If Into the Spiderverse is a love letter to comics that made me wanna read them, Across the Spiderverse is a love letter to art in its entirety that made me wanna go from 100% into my artmaking to 150% and higher. Gwen's universe being moving paintings, the Vulture being straight out of a da Vinci drawing, The Spot having preliminary sketches as if he's been reduced to an unfinished person, friggin LEGO universe, all these different aesthetics are just an example of what you can do with not just animation but art as a while. This entire movie is just art. The art and even story tells us all that you CAN choose your own path and succeed in it. Into the Spiderverse is what made me 100% certain I wanted to pursue animation, and Across made me want to go all in with experimentation. I can only wonder what the third movie will push me to do

[_PRIME_]

"Everyone keeps telling me how my story is supposed to go."
That was the real takeaway for me. I think that not only this is a meta commentary on the fanbases' arguments on the cores of Spider-Man, but I also hope that Miles proves his point and doesn't lose. I won't be surprised if he does, even though he legit lost his uncle and his Peter on the last one. The first movie's message is that *anyone* can wear the mask, and so I think the big theme of this trilogy is just an exploration of that.
"You can't think about saving one world, you have to think about saving one person."
Although unlikely, Miles could also die in the next one, not only as a sacrificial hero for his loved ones, but also to Miguel's logic, prevent any potential damage to the multiverse. I know the logic is weird in terms of how Miles' world isn't already destroyed upon being bit by the spider, but I'm theorizing for the story's sake. But then again, the Spot could easily play around that.

[danetribute]

This movie revives my hope for superhero movies and it's not even a full story. Miles story is so wonderful and relatable, I can relate to not being able to live up to expectations, I can feel lonely yet surrounded by people, I understand struggling to find your own path when you feel like you're the only one who doesn't belong. I can't really relate to losing my made up inter- dimensional kids or having the whole world literally forget who I am. But this movie is something I understand.

[SoraAuditore]

As an Indo-Canadian (Punjabi) man I really appreciated the clear effort that the whole team behind this movie put into Pavitr/Pav. Often we're just portrayed stereotypically, or it's half-baked. If you're not gonna put much care or effort into portraying us--I'd rather you just don't bother at all. It's always nice when they actually try. I can't wait to see more of him in the next movie.

[williamheller]

Still can't believe the studio responsible for The Emoji Movie also delivered these masterpieces

[alessandro]

one of my favorite things from ATSV is the small exchange between gwen and miguel at the beginning: "i don't know how to fix this." "join the club." miguel's double meaning of a line. that shit stung me in my heart but i was not gonna be brought to tears next to my date lol.

[IbrahimToure_]

The feeling I got when this movie ended was surreal, it was the kind of dopamine reaction where I immediately purchased another ticket for the next day walking out of the theater. I really hope another comic book film makes me feel this way again

[Anty_]

This movie makes me want to see more theatrical release animated comic book movies like this. This movie was near perfect. This is art, comic books are art, we need more art

[John-nsse]

So awesome how they introduced a C-teir villain like the Spot and made him a compelling character and one of the main antagonists for Miles and the Spider- people to face off against. Especially with how his origin started out from the first film which is very funny to me. I honestly thought he was just gonna be a one off villain at the start of the film and that was it but he progressively became more of a threat and more interesting as the movie went along with his ability to destroy other dimensions. I’m really excited to see where they take him in the next film.

Also what makes Miles work is that he isn’t a reskinned Peter Parker but his own unique individual with his own back story. Thats how you introduce diversity to a beloved character/franchise without it being forced. Take notes Hollywood and Disney.

[akibax]

As a black young adult I'm jealous that some kid like me out there can experience this trilogy of movies and be completely captivated by it. I know my kid self would have watched these movies on repeat.

But I'm happy to know that I had my experience with Spiderman. Even if the depiction of Peter was an older one I still felt and kept on feeling the struggle and emotion of every scene. Even as a 5th grader I became spiderman watching Tobi and I'm happy knowing I had that. (That too was art)

[brycetheoddball]

Across the Spider Verse won’t let me not be a filmmaker now. I was already working to be a storyboard artist and then this film came out and now I can’t be anything less. Then I finished the storyboard I was working on in a ridiculously short amount of time.

[goldencenturyfilms]

Story wins time and time again! Aristotle laid it all out for us in 'Poetics',

1. Plot
2. Character
3. Theme
4. Dialogue
5. Melody
6. Décor
7. Spectacle

And yet the hyper-commercialization of today and emphasis on selling toys have oftentimes put Story last. Both Spider-Verse movies are masterclasses in storytelling and character development even showing off with balancing a large ensemble of characters. It never loses sight of what it is and doesn't add more than what is needed. For something that seems like such a universe-bending "spectacle" that's really only a front to get audiences in the door to experience the movie of a lifetime. It's so refreshing to walk out of a movie excited, satisfied, and inspired. This past year has been lackluster and going to the cinema has started to feel like a chore. But movies like this are a wake-up call to the industry and audiences that good storytelling will win out, time and time again.

[kyleespinoza]

This film made me realize that I want to be an actor. I've always wanted to, but I've never really believed in myself enough to bother trying. But this film makes me want to pursue it so badly, because I want to make characters come to life and worlds that inspire people, like the actors did for these characters and this story for me. The performances were amazing, breathtaking at times, so much so that it changed me as a person. And I want to be able to do that for other people too.

[LeonardoKlotz]

This is why Phil Lord and Chris Miller were fired from Star Wars

Because they have a mind of their own

[cadencaptures]

I wish so bad that I watched this movie with someone who appreciated animation like I do. When Gwen's world showed up in brushed stroked canvas, I almost jumped out of my seat. So incredible

[nicolasfreeman]

You have NO IDEA how much I’ve been anticipating this video, probably one of the only perspective’s on this film I care about.