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I think she's pretty funny

I think she's pretty funny

1,755,716 views • 2 months ago

"So I'm Spider-Man. And I'm not the only one. Not by a long shot." This final narration is everything the film has been building to. It baits you with a Peter Parker story only to pivot to Miles Morales & give him its definitive statement: "Anyone can wear the mask."

"So I'm Spider-Man. And I'm not the only one. Not by a long shot." This final narration is everything the film has been building to. It baits you with a Peter Parker story only to pivot to Miles Morales & give him its definitive statement: "Anyone can wear the mask."

681,133 views • 2 months ago

"In this line of work... you always wind up a solo act." A sad & revealing line. Gwen has already begun rationalising Spider-Man's life as inevitably isolating (losing Peter & her dad hunting Spider-Woman). That's why Miles matters so much: he alone broke her "no friends" rule.

"In this line of work... you always wind up a solo act." A sad & revealing line. Gwen has already begun rationalising Spider-Man's life as inevitably isolating (losing Peter & her dad hunting Spider-Woman). That's why Miles matters so much: he alone broke her "no friends" rule.

334,873 views • 2 months ago

Great scene. "How do you know?" cuts right to the heart of it. Miles understands Miguel's logic, but rejects the conclusion: if canon demands his dad's death, then saving him shouldn't be wrong. He refuses to treat tragedy as inevitable just because it happened to other Spiders.

Great scene. "How do you know?" cuts right to the heart of it. Miles understands Miguel's logic, but rejects the conclusion: if canon demands his dad's death, then saving him shouldn't be wrong. He refuses to treat tragedy as inevitable just because it happened to other Spiders.

305,063 views • 2 months ago

I really like the direction they've been taking A-Train's character + his dynamic with Hughie. It's a more positive contrast compared to the dynamic between Butcher & Homelander.

I really like the direction they've been taking A-Train's character + his dynamic with Hughie. It's a more positive contrast compared to the dynamic between Butcher & Homelander.

2,025,478 views • 2 years ago

I love this opening's deception. It establishes "There's only one Spider-Man. And you're looking at him" only for the movie to dismantle that worldview The joke: Peter's right, but wrong about his experience being the definition of Spider-Man itself, perfectly leading into Miles

I love this opening's deception. It establishes "There's only one Spider-Man. And you're looking at him" only for the movie to dismantle that worldview The joke: Peter's right, but wrong about his experience being the definition of Spider-Man itself, perfectly leading into Miles

91,639 views • 2 months ago

Spot's interesting because he's initially treated as a joke, then reframed as the consequence of Miles' origin. He reduces their stories to a causal chain, stripping them both of agency: "I made you into a hero. You made me into your nemesis. So you'll experience the loss I did."

Spot's interesting because he's initially treated as a joke, then reframed as the consequence of Miles' origin. He reduces their stories to a causal chain, stripping them both of agency: "I made you into a hero. You made me into your nemesis. So you'll experience the loss I did."

40,946 views • 2 months ago

Linkin Park really rewires the brain lol

Linkin Park really rewires the brain lol

296,567 views • 1 year ago

I got nothing special to say here either. I just really like Annihilate

I got nothing special to say here either. I just really like Annihilate

29,180 views • 2 months ago

I totally get this criticism

I totally get this criticism

141,215 views • 1 year ago

Through their companionship, Miles becomes the exception to Gwen's "I don't do friends" rule with a hint at becoming something more. While her fear of closeness doesn't disappear, Miles helps Gwen open herself back up to connection, while Gwen helps Miles feel that he belongs.

Through their companionship, Miles becomes the exception to Gwen's "I don't do friends" rule with a hint at becoming something more. While her fear of closeness doesn't disappear, Miles helps Gwen open herself back up to connection, while Gwen helps Miles feel that he belongs.

20,245 views • 2 months ago

I got nothing special to say here either. I remember this sequence being stuck in my head for a while. The score for this movie done by the goat Daniel Pemberton being a big reason why.

I got nothing special to say here either. I remember this sequence being stuck in my head for a while. The score for this movie done by the goat Daniel Pemberton being a big reason why.

18,245 views • 2 months ago

Shadow 🤝 Gilgamesh

Shadow 🤝 Gilgamesh

30,462 views • 2 years ago

Love this guy

Love this guy

20,363 views • 1 year ago

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