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They really captured what Spiderman is really all about. It touches on the morals of being Spiderman, the impact of Spiderman, and my GOD was the art fucking off the charts. This movie is so goddamn stylish in the perfect way. Every frame could be its own wallpaper. They use so many different styles and types of movement. The humor was really good. The movie had a great balance of self awareness. Spiderman Noir not understanding the Rubiks Cube made me crack up.

It was basically like the perfect love letter to Spiderman.

I loved that scene where all of the Spiderpeeps volunteered to stay behind, but the Peter Parker that gave up on being Spiderman did the most Spiderman thing of them all and actually stayed behind. I also like that Peter used his own Spiderman advice to fix his personal life. When OG Peter died, that actually got to me. Seeing all the flowers that were on the ground for him and seeing all the people who actually recognized him got me emotional. I loved the tragedy of Kingpin. He lost his family because he was a ruthless villain. In trying to get them back, he never learned that his evil was the reason they left, and saw that no matter what universe he's in, he still made the same mistake.

The only thing I didn't really like was Miles gaining tons of skill and power within a really short amount of time. I also felt like his trigger that makes him motivated to be Spiderman wasn't really strong. Also, his cockiness was a little annoying. I think if his dad died in that explosion during the Kingpin fight, that would've been the perfect trigger.
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