Easily makes it as not just one of my favorite superhero flicks, but one of my favorite films ever!

Rating: 10/10 (25 April 2019)

God, where do I begin? First of all, I loved the cast. Not just with Shameik Moore as Miles Morales (Which was completely flawless), but Jake Johnson as a depressed, middle aged Peter Parker, Mahershala Ali as Aaron Davis, and Nicholas Cage as one of my all time favorite comic reliefs in all animated cinema
With that being said, the cast only made the story much more captivating and entertaining. With Miles starting off as a teenager who's not ready for responsibility yet, to learning his way as the new Spider-Man, I must say, it was one of the most relatable coming-of-age stories I have seen in a while despite the fact that the main premise of the film is of a team of superheroes from across the multiverse. And with Peter B. Parker, it is certainly satisfying to see Miles learn to be a superhero from someone who forgot how to be one.
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With Miles' father being as strict and stern as he is, we can easily sympathize with Miles as of why he doesn't want to be ready to take on the real world or why he turns to his Uncle Aaron about his social life or just to have a pleasant conversation at that point. And seeing Miles' Father come forth to his school with words of inspiration warmed up my heart during Miles' darkest hour.
One other thing I can come to appreciate is the antagonists of the film, such as Kingpin and Doctor Octopus. But I must give the filmmakers a big plus for letting the lesser known villains have the spotlight such as The Prowler or Tombstone. I enjoy seeing Kingpin's drive to finish the collider, to see his family again that he destroyed. And I must say, I was not expecting to see a female Doc Ock, so when that moment came, I was certainly surprised and satisfied. But the Prowler has to be one of my favorite characters in this movie, from his theme, the twist that he's actually Aaron Davis(A.K.A. Miles' uncle), to his moments before death that inspired Miles' to become Spider-Man and take down Kingpin
Overall, I truly enjoyed this film not just for the following things, but how hard the themes stuck out to me during this time. I'd give it an 11/10, but unfortunately I can't.