Classic story re-told through amazing effects

Rating: 9/10 (28 December 2018)

The movie cartoon style is a like a 'comic-come-to-life'. The style is kind of hard to get used to, but it is nonetheless fun and exciting. The new style is a great way illustrate movies based off of comic books.
The story is great, introducing a new twist. The main character is relatable in so many ways and the audience is able to connect to him.
Hardly any moment in the whole two hours is wasted. Each character has a key role and the story progresses with unexpected twists thrown in to keep the audience engaged.
Miles' struggles, at first, seemed to be excessive; but that is what makes his character more relatable. In previous spider-man movies, the spider-bitten character usually has a struggle or two but then is able to use their powers with ease. Here, Miles struggles almost the entire time until the end.
There are instances where older folk ask why the younger generation does something. A fun approach to trends (such as wearing shoes untied, "your shoes are untied, did you know?").
The story focuses on the big picture of Miles' life while he goes through the struggle of being a teenager while also being bitten by a radioactive spider. His family struggles are seen through his eyes, his families eyes and third person. Some situations he is able to experience from a birds eye.
Overall, the story is great with its premise and foreshadowing. The audience's questions are answered. The colors and thematic comic-style is fun, new and fresh.