Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Is A Dizzying Traversal Across A Multiverse

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is a dizzying traversal across a multiverse including
almost every Peter Parker we’ve ever seen in media. Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) struggles
to adapt to being Spider-Man and a student, and a son when an old friend, Gwen Stacy (Hailee
Steinfield) reappears in his life, causing everything to turn upside down as he discovers there’s
an entire world of Spider-People from every single possible dimension.
The movie is a visual treat and demands multiple viewings. The voice acting is superb, with
many surprises on who voices who, as the number of Spider-people is truly remarkable. The
movie perfectly captures the struggle of what it takes to be a hero and the real personal cost
that it charges. Despite a longer than average run time, this movie will fly by.
While some parts in the middle may seem like they may drag a bit, the movie never loves what it’s about and what the core of it is truly about. One of the best superhero sequels of all time, this is a must-watch again and again. The movie packs jokes and heart, with some amazing action sequences that leave you begging for more.