SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE Clip - Gwen & Miles

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Miles Morales returns for the next chapter of the Oscar®-winning Spider-Verse saga, Spider-Man™: Across the Spider-Verse. After reuniting with Gwen Stacy, Brooklyn’s full-time, friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is catapulted across the Multiverse, where he encounters a team of Spider-People charged with protecting its very existence. But when the heroes clash on how to handle a new threat, Miles finds himself pitted against the other Spiders and must redefine what it means to be a hero so he can save the people he loves most.

Directed by:
Joaquim Dos Santos
Kemp Powers
Justin K. Thompson

Written by:
Phil Lord & Christopher Miller & David Callaham

Based on the MARVEL COMICS

Produced by:
Avi Arad
Amy Pascal
Phil Lord
Christopher Miller
Christina Steinberg

Executive Producers:
Bob Persichetti
Peter Ramsey
Rodney Rothman
Aditya Sood
Rebecca Karch
Brian Michael Bendis

Cast:
Shameik Moore
Hailee Steinfeld
Brian Tyree Henry
Luna Lauren Velez
Jake Johnson
Jason Schwartzman
Issa Rae
Karan Soni
with Daniel Kaluuya
and Oscar Isaac

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"Look at you"
"Look at me"

They're just so comfortable around each other. Pavitr was right, the romantic tension between them is so great

[isaacrangel]

I like how they’re swinging through so many things, but are still able to hold a conversation.

[kiteimpulse]

This scene hits on so many levels: the happiness of catching up with a friend that you've missed, the bliss of carefree time spent with someone you love, the wish that this blissful moment could last forever, and finally - the creeping sadness and loneliness underlying it all because deep down, you know that it can't.

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0:20 I can't logically explain it, but this is one of the most romantic/intimate scenes in film that I've seen in years. And the characters are animated, masked, several feet from each other, and are dangerously swinging upside down through traffic. Something about the framing, the music, the zoom on the hand, etc. It's all super duper romantic and I can't explain why. Honestly, despite having little to no overt romance scenes, the two Spiderverse films do such a fantastic job at chemistry and romance.

[parkermepstead]

“A vampire good guy I would pay good money for that” definitely a jab at Morbius there 😂

[cinematicgoodness]

Gwen gushing about Jessica Drew, referring to her as "Jess" is so adorable. I love the whole chill vibe of this sequence. Beautiful web swinging just like in the first film.

[piemoss]

This scene just made me so happy for Miles. You can't see his facial expressions underneath the mask but you can just feel that he's the most carefree he's been in a long time

[ravenblood]

Love how the personalities of the spider people are so colorfully illustrated by their web slinging styles. Like, the way Peter swings is equally as graceful as Mile’s and Gwen’s but Peter’s style is more straightforward. His movements are very precise and efficient, wasting very little movement, which denotes his experience and his straightforward personality. Whereas the two younger spidermen, Miles and Gwen, while very different from one another in terms of who they swing, are similar in how they demonstrate a kind of youthfulness in their movements. Yes, Gwen is far more elegant than miles, and miles is more raw and aggressive, but both of them exude the same reckless confidence, the type of confidence Peter isn’t inclined to project but Miles and Gwen are. You see this in how both Gwen and Miles tend to end their swings with really risky maneuvers like falling with their backs turned to the ground or diving headfirst in their swings. It shows that they both see web slinging as a thrill, that they indulge in that thrill, confident of their invincibility. It really shows Miles and Gwen are not only extremely competent people, but that they are people who are so comfortable in their abilities that they are undaunted by risk. You can tell just by how they move that Gwen and Miles are exactly the type of people who would turn against the grain and would not bow to peer pressure.

[scrubyt]

this scene is honestly perfect, chill music and vibes the whole way

[chilliicecream]

Such a good scene for building character. Gwen effortlessly swinging around with poise and grace because she’s a trained ballerina, whilst Miles swings with an aggressive, kinetic, parkour method that he’s developed. Also let’s us she how Miles is afraid that he’s being left behind both as a Spider-Man and in his home life

[sams-sam]

I like the how Gwen makes Miles follow her as if she is the interesting one, but really she is is so just so over the moon to see miles and so interested in telling him everything

I can’t explain it but it just feels so balanced and perfectly romantic

[kirstenoverton]

The way she says “Look at you” she’s so proud of him 😍

[onepresence]

This was probably one of the coolest Web Swings that i’ve seen in all Spider-Man media. Miles and Gwen makes such a great team 🕷🕸

[themarveldctheorist]

Gwen & Miles is just a top tier duo

[guilhermeferraz]

I would watch 10 hours of them just hanging out like this, seriously, spontaneous and honest chemistry, just perfect.

[AeronAcik]

0:21 theres something about this part i just love. The music, visuals are perfect

[maksfronczak]

I love the way Gwen moves, it's so filled with grace

[jenniferhanses]

I love Miles and Gwen together. They just have this vibe of relaxing and having fun in a way they don't when they're on their own.

[amyr]

It's adorable how Gwen likes him so much she kept the hair style he accidentally gave her. It really suits her too.

[TheShapingSickness]

This scene literally took my breath away in the theater, I felt like crying for some reason, it made me feel so good.