Much better than most (if not all) of Spidey's live action movies

Rating: 8/10 (17 December 2018)

Almost everybody says it's perfect, yes they're right, it is perfect!! Unfortunately, I'm not a huge Spidey fan, so that rating I just gave might get a little bit biased, but it's still great, fun, funny, cool, and unique. Not to mention the deep message it carries throughout the film: being a Spider-man doesn't mean one is the strongest and the most perfect being of all time, the persistence, standing up for what you believe what is right despite the odds of winning, rising up no matter how many times one got punched, no matter how strong those punches are, no matter how fall or hard you fall, is what makes you a Spider-man, or Spider-woman if you're a woman (and of course the web slinging thing).
Miles Morales learned all of this the way Peter did. Struggling as a teenager in a new place that seem to be cold and despise human uniqueness, Miles gains new allies and friends alike the way he never imagined, not even in his wildest dreams and thought. But he also finds betrayal and loss that would scar him for life.
Overall I put Spider-verse on par with this year's The Incredibles 2: fun, family and kids friendly, rooted with a deep message about family and finding acceptance in the world that doesn't seem to need or care about you. Big Hero 6 is another one this movie reminds me of (well it's not that important but, the similarities is kind of compelling to me). So far, if Sony can keep this good trend of Spidey cartoon movies into their next projects and beyond, we would definitely be entertained by wave after wave of over-the-top spin-offs or solo movies from the characters of the Spider-verse (Spider-gwen? Spider-woman? Spider-noir? Spider-ham? Everyone?)