Review of English movie Spider Man-Into The Spider Verse

Genre : 3D Animation

Director  :Bob Persichetti, Peter Ramsey, Rodney Rothman.
Voice Cast: Shameik Moore, Jake Johnson, Hailee Steinfeld, Mahershala Ali, Brian Cage, Kathryn Hahn, Live Schreiber

OverviewThe film brings  to life the comic book version of Spider-man and his universe in an  effective, and fun way than any of its previous renditions

Story Line :The film is a coming-of-age hero tale, from an awkward teenager to a self-confident superhero. Set in a New York where Peter Parker’s crime-fighting superhero Spider-Man (Chris Pine), it tells us the story of Miles Morales (Shameik Moore), a child from Brooklyn who is struggling to fit into his elite school.

Miles is torn between the expectations set on him by his policeman father (Brian Tyree Henry) and his uncle Aaron (Mahershala Ali), who encourages his love for street art.

How Miles turns into the new Spider-Man, forms a large part of the movie .He is biten by a radio active spider when Miles goes for street art somewhere in basement along with his uncle. From there on his journey begins to become junior spider Man. Amidst that he accidentally stumbles upon a battle between Spider-Man Peter Parker and the Kingpin (Live Schreiber) over a dimensional collider that can destroy the world .Spider Man has a key to stop the collider created by King Pin and his team this battle leaves Parker dead and Miles committed to stopping Kingpin from taking over.

Miles is not alone. There are a number of other “Spider-folks”, from other universes to help him in his endeavour. They include the middle-aged loser version of Peter B. Parker (Jake Johnson), Spider-Woman (Hailee Steinfeld), Spider-Man Noir (Nicolas Cage), Spider-Ham (John Mulaney) and Peni Parker (Kimiko Glenn).

Will Miles and his freinds be able to defeat Kingpin is for the audience to watch

Animation Review :Animation  blends, comic book styling, stop-motion animation and street art. It comes closest to the sensation of reading a comic book

The 3D illustrations are inadvertently jaw-dropping.
Bringing the illustrations to life are the voices of the ace star cast, and this is another reason why the film works so well.

Daniel Pemberton’s soundtrack is exemplary; it can be both emotional and inspiring during the most appropriate times.

Final Words : The film is visually appealing .The animation and soundtrack is mind-blowing will keep the audience glued to their seat

Ratings : 4*/5*