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Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse - AniMat’s Review (Patreon)

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2018-12-19 20:00:02
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PASSWORD: Miles Morales

If one Spider-Man can make a movie epic, imagine if you got a whole team of ‘em

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Radio ‘95

Well, well, well. Guess I was right. The first Sony Animated feature to get your Animat Seal Of Approval.

Micah Mann

This is a rarity. A Sony Pictures Animation Movie to get the AniMat Seal Of Approval,

Michael Burmy

Maybe there is hope for SPA after all...

JIMATION

In 2017, they make a mockery of the medium of Animation... In 2018, they make a movie that MIGHT just push it forward...

Kenneth Stoddard

Finally, an AniMat Seal Of Approval on a Sony film. Glad you like it and hope that we get a sequel and a spin-off as long this movie does well at the box office. Not sure what you’re gonna rank Into the Spiderverse in the top five best animated movie though but glad you like it!

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

I'll say this. I know some people that found the jerky frame rate to be a massive turn off. So for some it's a deal breaker. For me its not but I don't fully understand the artistic reasons behind it. Oh regardless its good to see somebody competent at SPA for once.

Pokematic

What's this? Animat liking a Sony movie? I think Miles isn't the only one who met a parallel universe version of his character and did some significant growing. I mean, that's the only possible explanation as to why just 3 reviews ago he was yelling "SHUT DOWN YOUR WORTHLESS ANIMATION STUDIO!" and why he never saw how Sony is the only company taking risks by doing creative things with animation styles (Disney and Dreamworks are "lets make everything behave as it does in reality, and give it a little bit of syle" and Illumination is "lets do it cheap and make the design marketable"). Glad to see you finally see the light.