Did you know that in SPIDER-MAN: INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE...

Did you know that in SPIDER-MAN: INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE... Miles's hand pulls and breaks the glass outward. Because while he's afraid to unstick from the building, he still forces himself to take a leap of faith. And the inverted shot shows that he's not falling -- he's rising.

[shadowki]

This man overcame his fears and unlocked a new level

[KisaKazibweKyambadde]

The creators behind this film are genius.
Cant wait for the 3rd movie.

[MikyV]

That's why spiderman's the best superhero

[lackinthebox]

This is the type of analysis my English teacher wanted from a short poem

[pennplayz]

This movie is legitimately a work of art, it’s one of those movies that helps remind you just what animation can be capable of as a storytelling medium

Not just in my top animated movies of all time, it’s in my top movies of all time period

[jeonin]

"spiderman doesn't kill": *the people walking by that got hit by random falling shattering window glass*

[somechannelguy]

Because Miles learns from his mistakes

[Reginald-vc]

That’s English teacher level interpretation that the directors probably didn’t even notice

[gandpork]

I remember trying to watch a video essay on this scene but it came out so confusing, but you just explained it in under a minute

[jipillow]

These two movies have been way better than i ever expected them to be

[raskal]

I noticed the glass thing and that his hand was sticking to it, but didn't get the rising part. Nice 👍

[tumbahantoine]

To me this shot, the buildings are teeth and he jumping straight into the beast of a city’s mouth.

[Leo_Dragontamer]

One of the best animated shots of all time

[cheapshotninja]

Holy crap! I always thought it was just because it looked super cool. Knowing that there is purpose to the glass is perfect. Honestly didn't think I could appreciate this film any more than I did. Love it!

[Driftking]

That scene still gives me goosebumps everytime I'll watch

[albertbenjo]

Because Tony learns from his mistakes.💀

[locofoods]

That glass could brutally hurt someone

[Josephplays-official]

Dude imagine you see this guy filming close to your house and suddenly disappear

[palmerwoolworth]

The shot also express the exaggerated swagger too.

[ChiupelAnimations]

it's this kind of attention to detail that makes movies so good

..i shouldn't talk because i didn't even notice, but when you realize it's so satisfying