Was The 5 YEAR WAIT For Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Worth It?

here's my spider-man: across the spider-verse movie review! the wait is FINALLY over!! after 4 1/2 years, the sequel to one of my favorite movies of ALL TIME, spider-man: into the spider-verse is here. yes, it's fantastic, but does it reach the same level as its first film? find out as i go into my spoiler and spoiler-free review as i gush about the astounding animation, sensational soundtrack composed by daniel pemberton, the spot as a wonderful, hilarious, yet also threatening spot. if you enjoy this video, please, comment, like, subscribe, + join my patreon to support my channel and for more videos on animated films!

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• 0:00 intro
• 1:00 thoughts on the first movie (alright, let's do this one last time...")
• 2:00 daniel pemberton's score
• 4:35 i love these characters!!
• 6:25 the spot is that fantastic he has his own chapter
• 8:36 out-of-this-multiverse animation
• 9:40 special mention for the vulture
• 10:26 spider-verse's unique story structure
• 11:43 spoiler zone
• 15:18 other little details i like
• 17:12 my rating
• 18:31 is across the spider-verse better than into the spider-verse?
• 19:45 conclusion

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background music: "sunflower" by lofi fruits music and snuggles
• "the prowler" composed by daniel pemberton
• "mj in the restaurant" composed by daniel pemberton
• "kalimba" by lofi satoshi
• "casualties" by barcode
• "the night before christmas 1967 (spoken word) by jorma taccone
• "why is she hiding in the other man's eyes" by barcode
• "all the hours i spent in bunkers" by barcode
• "gymnopédie no. 1" piano cover by rousseau, composed by erik satie
• "room temp. amor" by barcode
• "when i remember this life" jazz cover by kazumi tateishi trio
outro: "spider-man" by closed on sunday and king i divine

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