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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse REVIEW - Better Than the MCU?

The Spider-Verse MCU is here! Use CRUSH55 to get 55% off your first month at Scentbird https://sbird.co/3BxNRui This month I received... African Rooibos by Chris Collins https://sbird.co/3MwttQt Sexual Secret Man by Michel Germain https://sbird.co/41J3uKe Grand Master by Mind Games https://sbird.co/3pOP7a4 Spider-Man: Across the Spdier-verse is yet another new superhero multiverse story that use the multiverse concept to tell a character-central story. In this talkback, we ask if it's doing a better job than the Marvel Cinematic Universes Multiverse Saga. Thanks for supporting our channel! Check out our MERCH Store Here → https://bit.ly/3ULXY8Y/ Go here → http://screencrush.com/ TikTok →   / screencrushnews   Like us →   / screencrush   Follow us →   / screencrushnews   Get our newsletter → http://screencrush.com/newsletter/ Written and Hosted by Ryan Arey (https://substack.com/@ryanarey) Edited by Harriet Lengel-Enright, Randolf Nombrado, Lee Mazzio, and Brianna McLarty Featuring: Matt Singer   / mattsinger   Colton Ogburn () #SpiderVerrse #MCU #Review And even though art is not a competition, I think it’s the best marvel movie of the decade. In fact, I think this movie does a great job of highlighting what’s been bad about the MCU over the past few years–especially a movie like Multievre of madness. And a little later I’m going to be joined by Screencrush editor in chief and spider-man book author Matt Singer, and Screencrush’s Colton ogburn–who, by the way, has seen the Flash. And he’s going to tell us how spider-verse and flash compare to each other. [apply cream] First, here’s my take. So every time I watch the first spider-verse movie, I am still surprised at how awesome it is. It’s a movie that’s easy to forget about, but for my money it is still the best spider-man movie ever made. And this movie doens;t fall far behind it. The visuals of this movie are so inventive–it is so rare that you can sit in a movie–especially a superhero movie–and think, “wow I have never seen that before. And yet, this movie’s animation even surpasses the first movie. Spider-Verse 1 was a comic book brought to life, using ben-day dots, sound effects comic panels–I mean ang lee tried to use comic panels in the Hulk, but these movies actually make it work. But in this movie, they took the concept of the multiverse and used to ask, “what does each universe feel like.” Every earth we visit has its own animation style that is unique to that world’s spider-person. So for Gwen’s, they took the comic covers by her co-creator Robbi-Rodriguez, and reimagined them into a whole world of watercolors and pastels. The softer lines give the universe a more feminine feel–and I love how the visuals are always reflecting Gwen’s emotions. The environment brightens or darkens depending on Gwen’s mood–after all, this is her world. And just that sequence where the helicopter is going to crush her dad, and she focuses, hearing the drumbeat in her mind. It’s a great way to show the teen angst of a girl using drums to beat out her emotions–and then how she harnesses that emotion to focus and save people’s lives. Even the brief glimpse of Renaissance Vulture made you want to visit his universe. And spider-man india is such a fun break from the other spider-heroes we;ve seen for years. We're used to seeing these people haunted by tragedy. They joke, but they’re always making a swirling pool of emotions. People say the raimi films were camp, but there's a lot of crying in those [montages, set to music]. Whereas spider-man india hasn;t had a tragedy occur in his life yet he think s being spider-man is easy, he’s handsome–and his sequence is a breath of fresh air in a pretty heavy movie. And the visuals in his world are stunning. Every frame is showing off. The movie’s real success is that these spider-heroes never feel redundant. It’s crazy how there are so many spider-people in this movie, but they all seem to have the same core–the essence of what it means to be a spider-hero. They always get to the heart of spider-man’s story–that he is a hero who can never have his cake and eat it too. Spider-man or woman is always defined by this push and pull between what they want and sacrifice. A life of happiness or the life of a hero. Peter 2 tries to make money wrestling, so his uncle gets shot. Peter 3 has to promise to stay away from gwen. Peter 1 has to give u p being with his friends to keep them safe. And in this movie, Miles is struggling to balance his civilian life with his hero's lie. He can;t save New York and be a good son to his parents. His greatest fear is that his parents will reject him if he tells them the truth. Actually there’s quite a lot of queer subtext in that, now that I think about it.