"It always fits. Eventually."

Rating: 9/10 (17 April 2020)

Bursting with colours and comic book detail, 'Into the Spider-Verse' uses its groundbreaking animation as the canvas for a highly entertaining fantasy adventure that doesn't skimp on character or story.
As a spectacle, few can match the impressive ingenuity on display, and the unique animation style is constantly finding ways to evoke a comic book look. Through it's timely use of captions and split-screen panelling, no frame is wasted, and only ever complimented.
As an array of Spider-Man characters from different dimensions are thrust together, they must work as one to take down the immovable force that is Wilson Fisk. Mixing in comedy and emotion into its story about responsibility and family, the film manages to prove its not an exercise in style over substance; it has something to say (and just happens to do it in style).
Regardless, it's the animators here that deserve credit for bringing this adventure to life. The time, effort and talent is visible on every facet of the screen, and after a series of epic live action Marvel movies, this is an invigorating breath of fresh air that is not to be missed.
9/10