Spider-Verse gets to do just that, while playfully taking on the fun (if convoluted) absurdity of extended superhero universes. However, they also have something modern movies haven't really tapped into yet: story one-offs, a chance for a storyteller to create a unique tale and not be constrained by the implications on or from the larger universe. Currently, film studios are all about the "extended universe", seeing how many different titles and characters they can shove into one franchise (Avengers, X-Men, Justice League), making for an easy way to squeeze a few extra bucks out of their lesser known properties. The worlds of superhero movies and superhero comics are not as similar as they seem on the surface. Reviewed by matthewssilverhammer 8 / 10 How on God's green Earth did this work so well? It's been awhile I seen something so unexpected and so cool. I think they announced their presence with authority. But I think we will see a lot more of this type of animation in the future from Sony. And it allows us to have a pretty interesting Spider Man in Miles WITHOUT thrashing or having a Peter Parker like experience. and an origin without boring us to tears like Zack Snyder has done in the DC universe. This feels as if they took comic books and Playstation animation and just came up with this perfect look. I've seen practically all super hero films to include the DC animated ones. It as if the comic book leaped off the pages. Let me just say the the stylished animation is just top notch. Have you ever sat through a film and you knew that films would never be the same going forward? For example, Terminator 2, Star Wars. Reviewed by cafesmitty 10 / 10 Game Changer
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