Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

Spider-Man Noir (Nicolas Cage), Spider-Ham (John Mulaney) and Peni Parker (Kimiko Glenn) confirmed for Into the Spider-Verse.

Nic Cage voicing an alternate universe, Great Depression era version of Spider-Man is exactly what I want from comic book movies.

Besides, the real casting mistake was Tom Hardy as Venom and not Kraven.

Edit: hmm, I didn’t see a thread for the animated movie. Oops.

Good to know Cage isn't scared of all bugs, then. Just:

I could've sworn we had a thread on this, but didn't find one right away, so here's a new one. If there's an old one lemme know and I'll merge.

I removed my posts as they're from the other thread

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Oh, good thing I misclicked. I was about to make another thread.

Here’s the trailer:

Looks awesome, currently reading the Spider-Verse comics.

Me likey.

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New trailer with more plot and more Spider-Ham.

Actually interested in this. Had a good laugh at the last bit.

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Suspect's Reviews

I've heard some good early reviews.

Man, this was incredible. Really good stuff.

Looking forward to it in Sunday.

I saw this today and, knowing that it came, in part, from the guys behind The LEGO Movie, I shouldn’t be surprised that this will be full of blink-and-you’ll-miss-it kind of gags.

Damn. Eat your heart out, Incredibles 2.

A+ cinema score and no screeners sent out...


something getting my Moviepass 3 tickets (might even sneak into the IMAX)

Going into this, I think I was expecting Spider-Man Noir to be my favorite in design and presentation but it turns out it was The Prowler who stood out. Might have something to do with me not really knowing much about the character and not having much reference in terms of what might have been changed in his look for this very stylized adaptation. Great musical theme too. Harsh and goes a long way towards giving him a sense of danger.

Doc Ock was also great.

Prowler was great, yeah. I always think of his theme when I think of him, so awesome.

Saw it tonight, was good, post credits scene was worth the wait, I thought it was the funniest part of the whole thing

This is gonna sound weird, but does anyone remember the trailers in front of this? Some friend of mine said someone in one of them was my doppelganger but he can't remember anything else. Now I'm curious.