Guest 41Forever Guests Posted December 21, 2018 Posted December 21, 2018 I checked this out with my daughter this week, and it exceeded my expectations. Many parts are like a moving comic book, with text blocks popping up, and much of the animation looking like it was printed. I liked how they poked gentle fun at some of the other Spider-Man movies. Some good plot twists. There's a thing with a pig that was a little odd. Stay for the after-credits sequence if you were a fan of the 1970s cartoons.
metsmarathon Old-Timey Member Posted December 21, 2018 Posted December 21, 2018 i'm pissed that i missed out on the last end credits scene - but i had a kid who needed to pee... i thought the movie was tremendous, and loved the artistic style. it really captured the comic book feel. and spider-ham was just.. wow. The kids loved it, though it was a bit too intense for ummR at times. very loud and explosiony at times. but they managed to follow the plot well enough, and weren't overly confused by all the spidermans. or at least they did not relay any such confusion to me. i'm sure the little guys were just like "cool, cool, more spidermans. bring it on"outstanding all around. i'd give it either 5 or 10 stars, depending on the scale, if there was a poll. I'm looking forward to the inevitable sequel.
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