Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

2023

2h 20m

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8.3/10

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After reuniting with Gwen Stacy, Brooklyn’s full-time, friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is catapulted across the Multiverse, where he encounters the Spider Society, a team of Spider-People charged with protecting the Multiverse’s very existence. But when the heroes clash on how to handle a new threat, Miles finds himself pitted against the other Spiders and must set out on his own to save those he loves most.

Directors

Justin K. Thompson

Kemp Powers

Joaquim Dos Santos

Writers

David Callaham(writer by)

Phil Lord(writer by)

Christopher Miller(writer by)

Stars

Shameik Moore

Hailee Steinfeld

Brian Tyree Henry

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Shameik Moore

Miles Morales (voice)

Gwen Stacy (voice)

Jeff Morales (voice)

Rio Morales (voice)

Peter B. Parker (voice)

Oscar Isaac

Miguel O'Hara (voice)

Spot (voice)

Jessica Drew (voice)

Hobie Brown (voice)

Pavitr Prabhakar (voice)

George Stacy (voice)

LYLA (voice)

Uncle Aaron (voice)

Margo Kess: Spider-Byte (voice)

Jharrel Jerome

Miles G. Morales (voice)

Andy Samberg

Ben Reilly (voice)

Jack Quaid

Peter Parker (voice)

Rachel Dratch

Ms. Weber (voice)

Directors

Justin K. Thompson

Kemp Powers

Joaquim Dos Santos

Writers

David Callaham(writer by)

Phil Lord(writer by)

Christopher Miller(writer by)

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6/10

Sad night tonight. After 80-odd years, this was the last film to show in my local cinema before it closed down. Doubly sad because it’s also not actually very good. The conceptualisation behind the hybrid styles of animation is spectacular and executed in an highly polished fashion - as you’d expect. The story is all over the pace though, and the proliferation of Spidey’s seemed designed more to allow the narrative to become more culturally inclusive (and bankable) rather than to develop any meaningful characterisations. What personas there are spend their time wallowing in a mire of unrequited and/or confused familial love, or teenage angst more suitable in a soap. The dialogue has it’s moments - assuming you can catch it - and there’s a bit of humour to be found but I found the audio mix made following all that was said became a bit wearisome after a first hour that really does depend on your having watched (and remembering) the first - in my view far better - instalment. This whole “multiverse” theme can keep on recycling itself ad nauseam but if the writing remains at this unremarkable level then I’m not sure I’ll be bothering with the next set of repetitively set-piece adventures for “Miles” and his parents, love interest and fellow Spider-folk.

Geronimo196704 Jun, 2023