Spider-Man: Parallel Universe 1
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is an animated film jointly produced by Sony Pictures Entertainment and Marvel Entertainment, directed by Bob Persichetti, Peter Ramsey and Rodney Rothman, and voiced by Shameik Moore, Jake M Johnson and hailee steinfeld.
The film tells the story of how Miles Morales, an ordinary high school student, grew into a new generation of heroes after being murdered in peter parker, Spider-Man, and fought against the strongest villain in Spider-Man's universe with six Spider-Man from other parallel universes. The film was released in the United States on February 4th, 20 18 and in Chinese mainland on February 20th18.
2. Spider-Man: The Vertical and Horizontal Universe
Spider-Man: The Universe is an animated film jointly produced by Sony Pictures Entertainment and Marvel Entertainment. It is directed by Yom dos Santos, Cape Bowles and Justin Thompson, and voiced by Shameik Moore, Oscar Isaac, hailee steinfeld and Jake M Johnson.
The film tells the story of "Little Black Spider" Miles Morales, vowing to break the fate curse of "saving one person or the whole universe" experienced by three generations of Spider-Man, and stand alone against the Spider Alliance led by Spider-Man in 2099. The film was released simultaneously in Chinese mainland and North America on June 2, 2023.
Movie Review Spider-Man: Parallel Universe and Spider-Man: Vertical and Horizontal Universe
Spider-Man: Parallel Universe 1
Compared with live-action movies, this animated film is more in line with the original comic style of Spider-Man. Not only will a dialog box pop up overhead when people speak, but many plot changes are also typical comic forms, and the whole process of watching movies has a feeling of turning over comic books at the same time.
2. Spider-Man: The Vertical and Horizontal Universe
"Spider-Man: Universe" not only continues the overall painting style of Spider-Man: Parallel Universe, but also transforms the texture of comic books into the visual style of movies, resulting in a special impression of "cartoon moving" and unconventional animation. In addition, the film created a juxtaposition of various painting styles.
At the beginning of the film, it is obvious that Leonardo da Vinci's geek passes through Florence in the shape of Dapeng, and Brooklyn police surround the medieval mechanical Dapeng, which indicates the collage artistic style of the whole film.