Spider-man Into The Spider-Verse [Blu-ray] [2018] [Region Free]

A new Spider-Man movie. Somewhat different to all that have come before.This draws on a comic called Ultimate Spider-Man, which for the uninitiated was part of a range that were totally free of regular Marvel comics continuity, and thus could do whatever they wanted with key characters. After a while in the run, Peter Parker died, and was replaced as Spider-Man by a teenager called Miles Morales.This is a fresh take on the whole thing. And tells Miles origin story. And then some.Miles is a gifted student, struggling with a move to a new school. When he happens to get the same powers as Spider-Man, and then sees him die, it looks as if a superheroic destiny awaits. But of course it's as never easy as that. He has a lot to learn. Lots to measure up to. And there are others with the same powers suddenly in the world with him. Not all of them are human. If he can't measure up quick, then it's not just his universe that will be destroyed....You will never have seen anything like this before. Because the animation really does make it look like a comic onscreen. it's incredible to look and amazingly well done. But it's not just flashy visuals. Because it's got a great script to go with it. It's the story of a young man learning how to be a hero, and it does that well. But it's also a buddy comedy. It's about friendship and responsibility. And love and loss. And so many other things.The multiverse concept does allow for some fresh takes on existing ideas. The writing is ever so clever. And the character interaction amazing. There are some great vocal performance from those playing the other Spider folk. And it's probably one of the best bits of acting Nicolas Cage has done in a while.Parents do be aware there's a lot of people dealing with grief in here, so there are as many sad as fun moments. Thus it might be a little much for the under sevens. And epileptics and those bothered by flashing lights will need to be careful with a few moments. But otherwise, it's great and original film making, and well worth five stars.Do keep watching to the end of the closing credits. But don't read them, otherwise you will get a spoiler for what's there...The dvd begins with an ad then a trailer. Both can be skipped via the next button on the dvd remote. The trailer is in the previews section of the extras anyway.Language and subtitles on it are:Languages: English, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Finnish. English audio descriptive.Subtitles: English, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Polish, Swedish.Extras:Film maker's commentary.An animated short featuring Spider-Ham, called 'Caught in a Ham'. A very funny five min long Looney Tunes style cartoon.Ultimate comics cast: a fourteen min feature about casting the actors. A really good watch.Tribute to Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. A touching nine min long tribute to Spider-Man's creators.Spider-Man ultimate fan easter egg challenge. A five min long look at some of the cameos and other references in the film. Very interesting and will make you look at some scenes again.Lyrics vids: pop videos for two songs that come from the film soundtrack. Sunflower and Familia. Both run roughly three mins and can be watched individually or in a row. The former is a better video, as it uses film clips. The latter doesn't.

There have been many animated super-hero movies in recent times, which I have not seen or bothered with, because quite simply I like the live-action movies and haven't given animation-versions much thought, until now, heard so many good things about this one, had to give it a go.The story centres upon young Miles Morales (voiced by Shameik Moored ) who struggles at school to meet his fathers high-expectations.Miles, loves his music, loves to draw, and enjoys reading Spiderman comics.His uncle takes him to an abandoned subway station to paint graffiti on its walls, Miles is bitten by a radioactive spider as his hero Spiderman had years before, Miles soon finds he has strange abilities but needs guidance on how they can be used.He returns to the subway to find the spider that he'd killed after the bite to find the master criminal Wilson Fisk had built a collider there in the hope of finding a parallel dimension where he may again find his lost wife and son...........Miles realises that his hero is also at the subway attempting to prevent Fisk using the collider.Spiderman realises that the youngster possesses some of the powers he has.Spiderman after fighting off Fisks enforcers comes to grief at the hands of the master criminal.The story, however, has only just begun..........Miles will meet an older version of his hero Peter B Parker (voiced by Jake Johnson) who hails from another dimension but is more interested in eating burgers these days than being a super-hero.Miles persuades Peter B to show him the ropes, reluctantly the older Spiderman agrees in exchange for help to steal data from Frisk's research centre, however, they run into trouble but are rescued by Spiderwoman (voiced by Hailee Steinfeld) also from another dimension who has a strange resemblance Miles's new school friend Gwen.......The three joined by Spider-Ham as they do battle with Fisk and his allies...After which -Young Miles will help his new friends return to their own dimension...and himself become the worlds new Spiderman.Have to say, this is a superb animation adventure that will I'm sure to hold your interest from start to finish.The adventure enhanced greatly by having no limitations that the live-adventures obviously do, though of course even they rely heavily on the use of CGI to create the visual experience we enjoy so much.A truly splendid animated tale that deserves all the praise that has been heaped upon it.

I first saw this on Netflix. It just popped up on the list and I didn't have anything better to watch at the time so I figures why not?I'm glad I did, this film is freaking amazing. It looks stunning, it has a mind-blowing soundtrack, it's funny, smart, moving and it does something new and fresh with the Spiderman concept that was really refreshing to see (Yes, I'm aware that Miles as a character has existed in the comics for a while, but I don't read those). Also, the obligatory Stan Lee cameo was especially poignant, given both its specific subject matter and the fact that he had recently died when the film first came out, yet it still manages to avoid being morose by still being really funny at a moment when the film needed a little bit of an uplift in mood.The only real flaw I can think of is one of the alternate-version Spiderman characters isn't very funny, but he's mercifully not in the film for very long.I watched this over and over until Netflix deleted it from its lineup. I loved it so much that I was prompted to buy it on blu-ray after it was taking off streaming. That's how good it is, I was willing to pay for it even though I'd already seen it a dozen times. Its Oscar is well-deserved.

I saw it in cinema and wanted a physical copy for a while. Decided on the blue ray version because it was cheaper and I recently got a blue ray player. Worked well.I once again enjoyed the viewing and look forward to collected the second film.Can't wait for the third to come out. I'm looking forward to it.

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100/10, pure poetic cinema

Great film my son loves it!