Spidey OUT of MCU

It doesn't count if it's not Cumberbatch.

 

Nope!

 

I'm sorry. It's the rules.

 

Yeah. No.

Into the Spider-Verse was everything MCU Haters complained the MCU was. But because it had no one but Spidey characters in it somehow that automatically made it good. Hypocrites.

 

I have to agree that Spider-Verse was pretty MCU-ish so it's hard to see why someone would like one and not the other.

 

No, because the script was very clever. Not a hallmark of the MCU.

 

Hahahaha....nope.

 

Fixed.

 

Bwahahahahahaha!! That's beautiful!

You win the internet for the day.

 

The biggest draw (pun not intended) for ItSV, was it’s unique and beautiful animation style which enhanced the story quite a bit.

 

This is beginning to feel like a DC movies vs Marvel movies thread.

 

Beginning?

 

*Checks out which super hero movie has one an Oscar, and not for technical/design*

Huh.

 

That was a great part of it as well, yes. It captured the kinetic art of comics and layered on graphic elements in such a way that I found it a far truer and more satisfying evocation of the characters and their milieu than I ever do these live-action blockbusters.

 

It's the best comic movie since Batman 89 and not just because of the artwork.

 

True.

..and all represent the source in ways the MCU could not touch, instead, making Parker "Spider-Lad, The Boy Wonder" to Iron Man--a begging side-kick wannabe with some surrogate daddy issues on the side, but never did we get a sense of the individual Peter Parker and how this kid dealt with operating in the adult world that was not overloaded with fanciful creatures and energy blasts .

 

The whole second film was about that. Punctuated by how the fanciful creatures and energy blasts were literally an illusion without substance.