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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023)
After the previous installment, it feels like they took a step back.
What's good: well, as we've come to expect from Spider-Man in all universes, the action scenes have great dynamics. There's humor. There are references.
What's bad: they added a lot of unnecessary and unpleasant things. Most importantly, the main plot dilemma is just ridiculous.The excessive immersion in the criminal underworld of America didn't appeal to me, to be honest. The teenage angst could easily have been reduced threefold, especially for Miles (Gwen's is still relatively okay, there was a moment where it almost made me shed a tear). And if they had cut out all this unnecessary stuff, who knows, maybe they could have finished the film and released it as a complete product, instead of leaving it with a "To be continued..." It would have been nice.
In short, if you're not a die-hard Spider-Man fan like me, I'd probably advise you to skip this one... The previous installment was great, but this one... unfortunately, it's not.
After the previous installment, it feels like they took a step back.
What's good: well, as we've come to expect from Spider-Man in all universes, the action scenes have great dynamics. There's humor. There are references.
What's bad: they added a lot of unnecessary and unpleasant things. Most importantly, the main plot dilemma is just ridiculous.
Because (spoiler)
you have to kill uncles and captains to save the Universe? Seriously? Did a 14-year-old write the plot?In short, if you're not a die-hard Spider-Man fan like me, I'd probably advise you to skip this one... The previous installment was great, but this one... unfortunately, it's not.