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As a frequent moviegoer, I watch a lot of films. One of the movies that I enjoyed the most recently was Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse.
The movie was based on comics of the Marvel studio. Just like many other movies about superheroes, it was about how a teenager can become a real spiderman through different difficulties.
The plot of Into the Spider-Verse is well-worn ground for comic book fans. The main villain is the Kingpin (looming like a black hole throughout the film) he is working with rogue(жулик) science to try to bring his wife and child back to him via alternate realities. Original Spider-Man tries to stop these proceedings and it winds up(заканчивается) pulling(вытаскивает) in other Spiders from alternate realities, including Spider-Man Noir, Spider-Gwen, Spider-Ham, Peni Parker, and Mid-Life Crisis Spider-Man. In the midst of all this, Miles has just been bitten by Alchemex radioactive spider, setting the stage for his introduction to Spidering.
As a whole, I was stunned how carefully Into the Spider-Verse movie builds the main character Miles Morales as an individual person. In the span of 5 minutes, we get to know Miles artistic pursuits, his biracial heritage, the soundtrack and feel of his community, and his parent's insistence that he should take on the opportunities of private education have offered him.
It’s truly rare that a movie comes out of the blocks with this much style, humor, and heart. It also manages the remarkable feat of playing extreme inside baseball with Spider-Man comics (Peni Parker is not only in a movie but she’s the center of one of the film’s biggest gut-punches) and opening doors to new kinds of fans. The best comic book movies spawn new comic book readers like nothing else, and I’m already seeing a huge surge of people wondering where to start with reading comics (the answer: right here).
At the end of the day, it’s not a stretch to say that while Spider-Verse isn’t my favourite “Super Hero” movie (that’s still Avengers: Infinity War), it may be my favourite true “Comic Book” movie, with animation and literal(буквальный) highlighted(выделенный) issues showcasing(демонстрирующий) the story’s floppy inspiration.