An Awesome Stand-Alone Spidey Adventure

Rating: 10/10 (28 June 2019)

Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse has become a cult classic. Released by Sony Pictures, who is infamous nowadays for dropping bad movies left and right, this is one of the rare instances where they release a winner (and by winner, I mean this film won the Academy Award, Annie Award, and Golden Globe for Best Animated Feature).
The film focuses on Miles Morales, a troubled kid who is bitten by a spider after helping his Uncle Arron with a graffiti tag. After witnessing his world's Spider-Man being killed trying to stop Green Goblin open a multidimensional portal with the aid of The Kingpin, Miles will have to take his mantle to save his world from being destroyed. Thankfully, he gets help from five other Spider-heroes from five different dimensions who need to get home.
A stand-alone movie not connected to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, this film makes use of more characters, even obscure characters like Spider-Ham. The animation is designed to the point where you feel like you're inside a comic book, complete with word bubbles and the action bubbles. With a good voice cast, a good mix of action and comedy, and even an awesome soundtrack, this is a must watch for any fan of the webslinger.