Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse 9.0

Ima 2022-03-22 09:01:13

The storyboard is really cool, especially the moment the actor jumps down from the tall building. He really regains the excitement of watching Sam Remy’s "Spider-Man" trilogy. In terms of the drama, I think that instead of producing so many Spider-Man but not spending time on character creation, it is better to spend more time on how the middle-aged Spider-Man and the male protagonist help each other regain their confidence. In the end, I didn't feel much touched by the Spider-Man who returned to their own world, because they described too little of their emotional connection. If I decide on this subject, I would suggest focusing on how to establish, develop, diverge, and sublimate the emotional relationship between the middle-aged Spider-Man, Little Spider-Man and Female Spider-Man. At most, add another Spider Pig to make a funny adjustment. Four Spider-Man is enough, six too many, really unnecessary. The final battle still lacks imagination for the visual performance of the collapse of the multiverse into one. It stands to reason that it should be played a little cooler as an animation. In the end, it is just a variety of buildings and vehicles flying around. To a certain extent, it is not even as good as the real " "Doctor Strange" is visually stunning.

Constantin 2022-03-19 09:01:02

The plot is very off-line. The seven parallel universe Spider-Man, including the brave and justice black version, the white version when you fail and finish, and the obscure black version, the animal version, the white girl and the yellow girl version. Basically The above covers the current political spectrum of ethnic identity. The action scenes are American-style hardcore and gorgeous, and the number of frames is deliberately lowered to emphasize the sense of dynamics. There are quirks that cannot be played in the live-action version.