Sean’s movie thoughts

This is a very good animated Spider-man film. It features a variety of Spider-men from various dimensions but it is mostly the story of Miles Morales becoming Spider-man. It was nice to have Chris Pine as Spider-man (even briefly). This is everything you’d want a Spider-man film to be. It it is funny, it is touching, and it is exciting. It does a good job of introducing the various Spider-men. These include Spider-ham, Spider-Gwen (who is now called Ghost Spider), and Spider-Man Noir. It is definitely worth seeing if you haven’t seen it and it is worth re-watching if you have seen it.

This movie is good. It is an animated movie featuring several Spider-men and Spider-women but it focuses on Miles Morales, an African-American teenager. He becomes Spider-man during the course of this film. I am not going to talk about the plot.(Not too much anyway.) This is fun but also touching at times. It features an older Peter Parker training Miles. This is an older Peter than we have seen on screen and he is a bit out of shape and beaten down by life. (Tom Defalco’s Spider-girl featured an older Peter Parker. He might have been retired but he had a pretty good post Spider-man life.) Other Spider-people in this movie are Spider-woman (Gwen Stacy), Spider-man Noir (a Peter Parker from the 1930s), Spider-ham (Peter Porker, a cartoon pig), and SP//dr (Peni Parker a young girl with a spider-like suit of armor that she copilots with a radioactive spider). Villains include Kingpin, Tomstone, and a female Doctor Octopus.