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theradicalchild) wrote2023-11-19 04:37 pm
theradicalchild) wrote2023-11-19 04:37 pm
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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
The second animated Spider-Man film gives greater focus, especially initially, to Spider-Woman (or Spider-Gwen) in her respective universe, where she mourns the death of her reality's version of Peter Parker, who had transformed into the Lizard. In his universe, Miles Morales confronts the villain Spot and encounters an interdimensional organization comprised of countless versions of the web-slinging hero. The various visual styles are trippy, and it does have some commentary about keeping secrets from family, with a good balance of humor and seriousness.
(forgot to post this Friday)