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Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse (4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray)

Mahershala Ali (Voice) (Actor), Hailee Steinfeld (Voice) (Actor), Rodney Rothman (Director), Format: Blu-ray

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Aspect Ratio : 2.39:1
Package Dimensions : 18.03 x 13.76 x 1.48 cm; 100 Grams
Director : Rodney Rothman, Bob Persichetti, Peter Ramsey
Media Format : 4K, PAL
Run time : 1 hour and 57 minutes
Release date : 27 March 2019
Actors : Mahershala Ali (Voice), Hailee Steinfeld (Voice), Shameik Moore (Voice), Jake Johnson (Voice)
Dubbed: : Portuguese
Studio : Sony
ASIN : B07KH2SYBN

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Miles Morales is a New York teen struggling with school, friends and, on top of that, being the new Spider-Man. When he comes across Peter Parker, the erstwhile saviour of New York, in the multiverse, Miles must train to become the new protector of his city.

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'How many Spider people are there?'


MILES MORALES – The all-new Spider-Man Miles Morales is a young teenager and a Brooklyn native. He’s a bright kid who’s been thrust into a new school and is having a hard time adjusting to a more rigorous academic environment. But he’s having an even harder time adjusting to his entirely new and unexpected life as a Spider-Man. With the help of some surprising new friends, Miles learns to unlock the hero inside himself.	PETER B. PARKER – Miles’ reluctant mentor He may look like Peter Parker, but he is older and the years of superhero life have taken a toll on his body. His experiences have left him world-weary and cynical. Peter never wanted to be a mentor, but training Miles Morales to be Spider-Man helps him to regain his original enthusiasm for that identity and reclaim the spirit of selflessness for which Spider-Man stands.	SPIDER-GWEN – A super-cool Spider-Woman An intelligent and quick-witted teenager, Spider-Gwen is the Spider-Woman of her world, an excellent fighter who can swing and flip with the grace of a trained dancer. Although tough and brave when she’s fighting the bad guys, Gwen has suffered a loss in her universe that’s made her afraid to get close to people, even to an open-hearted kid like Miles. Once she learns there are others like her, she has the opportunity to let down her guard and become part of a team who have overcome their own tragedies to become the protectors of their worlds.

'How many Spider people are there?'


PENI PARKER and SP//dr – A half-Asian school girl from the future Peni Parker is a classic anime character, a school girl from an alternative universe with a psychic link to a spider. She’s an emotional, expressive vigilante who doesn’t wear the typical Spider-Man suit – instead, she has a mechanical, robotic Spidey suit that only responds to her DNA.	SPIDER-MAN NOIR – The Spider-Man of 1933 Spider-Man Noir, a Peter Parker from another century as well as another universe, is a more hardened version of Spider-Man who fought crime during the Great Depression in 1933. Unlike most Spider-People, Spider-Man Noir is only seen in black and white and has the 1930s perspective to match, which makes it harder for him to adjust to Miles’ modern (and colourful) world.	SPIDER-HAM – The comic relief Meet Spider-Ham, aka Peter Porker… a cartoon pig! Spider-Ham is always the first one to crack a joke, but despite behaving like the ultimate ham, he takes his job as a Spider-Hero very seriously and fights alongside the others with own his special kind of cartoon fury.

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Jake Bartlett

Unique amazing love it.

Reviewed in Australia on 3 April 2019

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I loved every second if this movie it brang on an emotion i haven't felt in ages i have watched so many movies and tv shows and thought wow another supeer hero movie or seen that before but this movie THIS MOVIE idk what to say ita unique it made me feel like ive never seen a super hero movie before and i loved how they made it look like a comic book <3 11/10 would reccomend

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Jd3shaw

The movie everyone heard that was really good but didn't go see

Reviewed in Australia on 9 August 2019

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Is actually really good. It's okay if you haven't seen it. Great art style, fantastic soundtrack (Sony Pictures), great voice acting, the story/plot might be the weakest point but if you glase your eyes over at the visuals you won't even notice.
Thoroughly recommend.

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EmperorCrispy

Animation is out of the normal and looks excellent

Reviewed in Australia on 15 April 2019

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Great story, characters and animation. The animation style is really different. Sort of looks like a comic book mixed with the look a 3D movie looks when you take the 3D glasses off. It won the Academy Award for best animated movie so definitely worth a watch.

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Timothy

AMAZING SPIDERMAN!

Reviewed in Australia on 16 April 2019

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So damn good! humour, action, art style. I know very little about spiderman but it's just so fun and loveable and witty. This is a great one for any one.

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Ally

Very disappointed

Reviewed in Australia on 12 January 2021

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Really disappointed in the quality. My son has worn his costume for one day, and already the seams are coming apart in the crotch and two holes below the zipper in the back. Wouldn’t recommend this product, look for better quality.

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CathyB

Son loves it

Reviewed in Australia on 16 December 2020

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My son loves this movie. He loves the story, the animation, the actors and the music. We rented it so many times before we thought it was time to just buy it!

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lweatherstone

Great animation and story

Reviewed in Australia on 28 July 2019

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I really didn't have high expectations but the animation was great and the storyline a nice twist to the spiderman canon. Highly recommend.

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paul block

Reviewed in Australia on 16 September 2019

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this sucks

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Paul Tapner

Spider Multiversities

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 29 April 2019

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A new Spider-Man movie. Somewhat different to all that have come before.

This draws on a comic called Ultimate Spider-Man, which for the uninitiated was part of a range that were totally free of regular Marvel comics continuity, and thus could do whatever they wanted with key characters. After a while in the run, Peter Parker died, and was replaced as Spider-Man by a teenager called Miles Morales.

This is a fresh take on the whole thing. And tells Miles origin story. And then some.

Miles is a gifted student, struggling with a move to a new school. When he happens to get the same powers as Spider-Man, and then sees him die, it looks as if a superheroic destiny awaits. But of course it's as never easy as that. He has a lot to learn. Lots to measure up to. And there are others with the same powers suddenly in the world with him. Not all of them are human. If he can't measure up quick, then it's not just his universe that will be destroyed....

You will never have seen anything like this before. Because the animation really does make it look like a comic onscreen. it's incredible to look and amazingly well done. But it's not just flashy visuals. Because it's got a great script to go with it. It's the story of a young man learning how to be a hero, and it does that well. But it's also a buddy comedy. It's about friendship and responsibility. And love and loss. And so many other things.

The multiverse concept does allow for some fresh takes on existing ideas. The writing is ever so clever. And the character interaction amazing. There are some great vocal performance from those playing the other Spider folk. And it's probably one of the best bits of acting Nicolas Cage has done in a while.

Parents do be aware there's a lot of people dealing with grief in here, so there are as many sad as fun moments. Thus it might be a little much for the under sevens. And epileptics and those bothered by flashing lights will need to be careful with a few moments. But otherwise, it's great and original film making, and well worth five stars.

Do keep watching to the end of the closing credits. But don't read them, otherwise you will get a spoiler for what's there...

The dvd begins with an ad then a trailer. Both can be skipped via the next button on the dvd remote. The trailer is in the previews section of the extras anyway.

Language and subtitles on it are:

Languages: English, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Finnish. English audio descriptive.
Subtitles: English, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Polish, Swedish.

Extras:

Film maker's commentary.
An animated short featuring Spider-Ham, called 'Caught in a Ham'. A very funny five min long Looney Tunes style cartoon.
Ultimate comics cast: a fourteen min feature about casting the actors. A really good watch.
Tribute to Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. A touching nine min long tribute to Spider-Man's creators.
Spider-Man ultimate fan easter egg challenge. A five min long look at some of the cameos and other references in the film. Very interesting and will make you look at some scenes again.
Lyrics vids: pop videos for two songs that come from the film soundtrack. Sunflower and Familia. Both run roughly three mins and can be watched individually or in a row. The former is a better video, as it uses film clips. The latter doesn't.

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K. G. A. Alavi

We are all Spider-man

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 April 2020

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I really enjoyed this movie. Watched it tte first time with my kids, and again at home on DVD. I actually enjoyed it more the second time.

I will always be a fan of Peter Parker in the original comics. Sadly I do not recognise that character since Brand New Day in either the comics or the movies. This came the closest I really enjoy all the other Spider characters as well.

This is a true passing the torch movie. With the main character allowed to take on and step out of the shadow becoming his own Spider-man.

The interviews and Easter eggs at the end are great. If there is one thing I would change about this movie it is Spider-man get beaten up a lot. I know the theme is no matter how many times he gets knocked down he gets gets up, but Spider-man does (did) win a lot of the fight he was in. As for the Kingpin please see Back in Black part 4 to see how a fight between Spider-man and the Kingpin would play out.

A great entertaining movie with great characters and character development. I would love to see a movie with any of the characters. Definitely one of the best Soider-man movies so far.

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rbmusicman/and/movie-fan'

A SUPERB ANIMATED ADVENTURE THAT WILL LIGHT-UP YOUR SCREENS

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 April 2019

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There have been many animated super-hero movies in recent times, which I have not seen or bothered with, because quite simply I like the live-action movies and haven't given animation-versions much thought, until now, heard so many good things about this one, had to give it a go.
The story centres upon young Miles Morales (voiced by Shameik Moored ) who struggles at school to meet his fathers high-expectations.
Miles, loves his music, loves to draw, and enjoys reading Spiderman comics.
His uncle takes him to an abandoned subway station to paint graffiti on its walls, Miles is bitten by a radioactive spider as his hero Spiderman had years before, Miles soon finds he has strange abilities but needs guidance on how they can be used.
He returns to the subway to find the spider that he'd killed after the bite to find the master criminal Wilson Fisk had built a collider there in the hope of finding a parallel dimension where he may again find his lost wife and son...........Miles realises that his hero is also at the subway attempting to prevent Fisk using the collider.
Spiderman realises that the youngster possesses some of the powers he has.
Spiderman after fighting off Fisks enforcers comes to grief at the hands of the master criminal.
The story, however, has only just begun..........
Miles will meet an older version of his hero Peter B Parker (voiced by Jake Johnson) who hails from another dimension but is more interested in eating burgers these days than being a super-hero.
Miles persuades Peter B to show him the ropes, reluctantly the older Spiderman agrees in exchange for help to steal data from Frisk's research centre, however, they run into trouble but are rescued by Spiderwoman (voiced by Hailee Steinfeld) also from another dimension who has a strange resemblance Miles's new school friend Gwen.......
The three joined by Spider-Ham as they do battle with Fisk and his allies...
After which -
Young Miles will help his new friends return to their own dimension...and himself become the worlds new Spiderman.
Have to say, this is a superb animation adventure that will I'm sure to hold your interest from start to finish.
The adventure enhanced greatly by having no limitations that the live-adventures obviously do, though of course even they rely heavily on the use of CGI to create the visual experience we enjoy so much.
A truly splendid animated tale that deserves all the praise that has been heaped upon it.

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Jpofgwynedd

Beats Disney

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 25 July 2019

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Do you like films? If yes, buy this on blu ray
Do you like action and adventure, regardless of subject? If yes, see above.
Do you like films to engage your emotions despite yourself? If yes, see above.
Do you enjoy having your eyes knocked out, polished and mucked about with then put in upside down and swivelled the right way up again? If yes, see above.

It's funny, engaging, emotional, and visually stunning... but all of that pales into insignificance compared with the acting. You can close your eyes and just listen, the vocal acting alone is that good: the vocal soundtrack should be a new template for how to make an audio play.

Knowing stuff about Spider Man is not needed.

If you Loathed The 300, the Sin City films and found that TinTin flick from a while back somewhat confusing (almost photoreal cartoonery, am I right?), then relax. The mishmash of styles work extremely well.

Buy it on blu ray - the extras are fun and informative.

If you hate it, give it away to a charity shop...
But you probably won't do that

Chika

Playing with Parallel Dimensions Poots!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 22 May 2019

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Yes, I liked this. OK, yes, it plays with social politics; yes, it uses at least one big name to push itself (two if you include Stan the Man) but it worked well. Actually the thing that got me interested at first was the mention that it featured Spider-Ham, a character I remember from years ago when I occasionally read "What The..." but the show had a good story and didn't overplay any of the oft used ploys used by so many wHollyWeird three act plays. Yes, there was the hint of a love interest but it went nowhere, was hardly brought up and didn't get in the way. Yes, we had a story that had a hero come from seemingly nowhere but we didn't dwell too much on that (though the fart outtake thing they had on the DVD gave a whole new dimension to a few of the scenes). In fact they seemed fairly true to the classic idea of SpiderMan with only a few exceptions and those could be overlooked if you didn't like them. A good test for any film is whether, having seen it completely, you could actually consider seeing it again.

In this case, I certainly can. Nuff said.

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'How many Spider people are there?'

MILES MORALES – The all-new Spider-Man

PETER B. PARKER – Miles’ reluctant mentor

SPIDER-GWEN – A super-cool Spider-Woman

'How many Spider people are there?'

PENI PARKER and SP//dr – A half-Asian school girl from the future

SPIDER-MAN NOIR – The Spider-Man of 1933

SPIDER-HAM – The comic relief

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