Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

Yeah.

I did not realize until I looked through his IMDB page that he was also Spider Punk in the Spider-Man across the Spider-Man movies.

So cool.

Yeah.

You know, I know a lot of people love this.

Spider-Man, number seven, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.

Uh, the cartoons don't do it for me like the live action.

I don't even consider this a movie.

What's your personal favorite superhero movie of all time?

Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse.

It's literally my number one.

You know this.

Oh, maybe this one.

Um, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.

Yes.

The, like, a d- like-

This is a great one.

And I love all the superhero movies and the Spider-Man movies.

Spider-Man Across the Jaredverse.

How about that? Spider-Man across the Jaredverse.

That's a good one.

All right, here's it going.

There were others in this year.

The Boy and the Heron, the Joe Hisaishi score, I was really pulling for across the Spider-Verse.

The Holdovers had a really good score that didn't get in.

Poor Things did get nominated, right? Yes.

Yeah,

could be.

The others on that shortlist that didn't make it, American Symphony, Barbie, Boy and the Heron, The Color Purple, Elemental, Holdovers, Saltburn, Society of the Snow, Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse, and The Zone of Interest also had a very good score.

oh yes yes that that should have been nominated yeah it's gonna be lena jones i think

Marissa Tomei, you brought the death on yourself by telling Peter Parker he needs to save these villains from another universe.

I am so out on the multiverse.

So I'm very much looking forward to seeing this new Spider-Man and what kind of BS they're going to pull.

I so badly wish I knew what you were talking about, but I know that Spider-Man is great.

No idea.

I'm going to be completely honest with you.

I think I know what the multiverse is but I don't know for sure.

Is that when all of the things cross over into the other movies?

I, I would love that.

And, uh, sadly enough, he was not in, uh, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.

Excellent movie.

I, I think it's the weaker of the four MCU movies because there's not a core Spider-Man villain.

It's insane.

This new Wonka movie is going to sit on the same platform as Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio, Nimona, K-pop Demon Hunters, Spider-Mans Acro-Across the Spider-Verse, which they licensed, and the upcoming Wallace and Gromit.

Mm, yeah.

If you're an executive, you know you can't just release a gentle frame-by-frame remake of the 1971 Gene Wilder movie.

We're in on the joke, and we're gonna deconstruct the myth of Willy Wonka, just like we deconstructed Prince Charming and Batman."

And the visual language has to match that level of narrative disruption.

The Deadline article explicitly highlights that the animation is being handled by Sony Pictures Imageworks and points out their past work on Spider-Man, Across the Spider-Verse, and the Sea Beast.

For anyone who hasn't paid attention to animation in the last decade, why is the involvement of Imageworks such a massive deal for a story set in contemporary London?