Ok so Marvel are famous for lacing easter eggs
throughout their movies and Spider-Man Into The Spider-verse is no different.
However there was actually one that could have been staring us in the face the entire time
and it's only with the release of No Way Home that we now realise what was going on. When we visit
The Spider cave at the mid point of the movie we can see several spider-man costumes hanging up.
When the movie first dropped a lot of us thought that there was a sort of switch
up on the Iron Spider/Civil War suit but knowing what we know now we can actually
see that this also looks a lot like the Integrated suit from No Way Home.
It looks like Sony may have been inspired by the look of this suit
here and they could've pulled across a similar design for the new webhead movie.
Rewatching the film knowing what we know now this completely blew my mind
and there's actually way more easter eggs in it because of what we know now.
This cave is filled to the brim with suits and these include the one from
the PlayStation 4 game. This also appears in the end credits amongst all the red ones.
To the right of it is the black rubber suit that Spider-Man actually used to fight Electro
and he of course wears something similar to take him on in No Way Home.
Now in the cave Miles also comes across a Spider-suit with a red cape and this pulls
from the story What If Spider-Man had never become a crimefighter. This look was referenced in What
If when Peter ended up wearing Strange's cape in the Zombie episode and it's also somewhat been
given a nod to in No Way Home during the chase scene through the mirror dimension.
It also calls back to a moment earlier in the movie just after the bus trip
when Peter B Parker tells Miles that Spider-man doesn't wear a cape because it's disrespectful.
Next to it we can also catch the Stealth Suit which was introduced
when Peter was trying to evade the spider slayers.
There's also the Mark 2 and in this cave we can catch the Spider Buggy.
Interestingly if you've seen the new Across The Spider-verse first look you might notice
that Miles has a Model of this in his bedroom kinda bringing things back to that first movie.
Gwen also has converse shoes on whereas in Into The Spider-verse she's wearing
Ballet slippers perhaps showing that Miles style rubbed off on her a bit.
Now the movie's post credits scene has Oscar Isaac playing Spider-Man 2099. In it we watch
as he gets a bracelet that allows him to travel through the multiverse into any dimension at will.
This is somewhat similar to the Quantum Realm GPS that was introduced in Avengers Endgame
as it allows him to hop across from reality to reality. He ends up meeting Spider-man
67 and they have a pointing contest that provides some of the best meme material ever.
However this bracelet is clearly very important and in the Across The Spider-verse first look
you can actually catch Gwen wearing it as she sits in Miles room.
Throughout into the Spider-verse all of the Spider-men...and women...had
to get home because they kept glitching but I think this device will probably stabilise
them so that come the next movie they'll be able to remain in certain realities.
Now Gwen also opens up his sketch pad to a totally not creepy picture of her
but on the left of this you can also catch a bus ticket for the Hudson Valley Express
which was the bus that Miles got with Peter B Parker in this movie.
Peter B Parker is of course a massive character in the film
and he and Miles meet at the grave of the Peter Parker of this universe.
However this was actually foreshadowed earlier in the movie and in the moment when we see Miles
about to start his Great Expectations essay we can see the original book beside his pad.
On the cover of this are a man and child in a graveyard
which of course mirrors Peter B Parker meeting Miles later on.
We can actually Peter B's healing factor in full effect during the scene in which he's
tied to a punching bag and if you look at his eye throughout the scene you'll
notice that his black eye disappears over time. It's a really cool detail
in it that I think shows how much the animators were putting into each scene.
There's also the big reveal that Doctor Octopus is a woman in this universe
but a slight nod is given to the 616 as during the lab plan we can see there's a
scientist that looks a lot like him. Perhaps we all need to re-examine our own personal biases.
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now let's get into the rest of the easter eggs.
Now the movie culminates with the Collider opening up so that Kingpin can come into contact with an
alternate version of his family. Throughout this scene we get several flashes of Vanessa and his
son and one of these looks a lot like Matt Murdock showing that in one reality his son was Daredevil.
There's also an african american version of the family which could be a reference to the
Michael Clarke Duncan version of the character who appeared as the villain in the Ben Affleck movie.
Speaking of Daredevil, there's a moment in which Kingpin and Miles fight ontop of the
Brooklyn Bridge. The way that this location looks actually makes it seem like it was ripped right
out of the intro to the Netflix show which Kingpin was of course the main villain of.
When the collider starts to activate we can actually see on a screen that the Earth this
movie takes place in is 1610. If you're a fan of the Ultimate comics then you'll know this
is actually the designation that that universe has. Ultimate Spider-man is where Miles made
his first appearance and he was then brought into the 616 timeline after the events of secret wars.
Now the number 42 also appears during several point in the film
and there's a couple of reasons to why this could be. In Hitchikers guide to the galaxy
it was said that 42 was the meaning of life and whilst some fans have assumed
its a reference to that, Director Peter Ramsay said shut this down.
Ramsey stated that it's actually a reference to Jackie Robinson who also wore the number 42.
Robinson was the first black professional baseball player and Ramsey stated that Miles
is smashing racial barriers just in the same way that miles is by taking up the role of Spider-man.
Incase you missed all of the instances of 42 when appears we first see it in the opening
title sequence when we can spot it on the back of the spider that eventually bites miles.
During this intro we also get a quick cut of a lottery ball that has 42 on it and
this was actually the number that allowed Miles to get into Brooklyn Visions Academy.
When Peter Parkers death is announced we can also see it at the subway station for Times Square.
42 also appears when Miles falls off a building and upon the way down he
knocks a sign which drops the number 42 on the ground. Lastly it appears when
Miles and Peter B Parker get the bus and we can see that the maximum occupancy is 42.
The two versions of Peter are pretty much polar opposites in terms of personality and whilst
the one we first meet is finessed and practiced, Peter B is kinda sloppy. He's more a falling with
style kind of guy and this is reflected in the name badges that the two have. The first Peter's
seems brand new whereas the latter's is crumped and messy, hinting towards their differences.
Later the pair go to a fast food joint together and Peter says that in his world this restaurant
got shut down. The Peter we meet here is slightly older than the one we meet in Miles Universe
so we can guess that he's a couple of years ahead. In the restaurant you might notice that
they actually scored a C for Hygiene showing that these chumps were slowly on the way out.
Now Miles' uncle aarons house is filled with easter eggs too and in his living
room we can catch a picture that hangs above the sofar. If you look closely at this it actually
seems like it has the words Prowler written in grafitti hintin towards him being the villain.
It's here that we get one of my favourite easter eggs in a movie ever and we can catch Community
in the background on Aarons TV. In it is the scene in which Donald Glover wears spider-man pyjamas.
Glover actually plays Aaron in The MCU so this is like a weird...inception of easter eggs with
Aaron watching the multiverse version of himself in spider-man clothes. In Homecoming Glover also
mentioned his nephew who we know is Miles and as I say...you know what I say...it's all connected.
It's not too long before Miles talks to Gwen properly for the first time who stumbles over
his name and calls herself Wanda. This could potentially be a nod to Scarlett which who is
known in the comics as being a Nexus being aka someone who's exactly the same in every reality.
Wanda is gonna be a big player in Doctor Strange In The Multiverse of Madness
so it's gonna be interesting if this is brought across into that film.
After fully discovering his powers Miles comes across Spider-man and the Green Goblin duking it
out. The Spider-men end up coming face to face which ends up triggering their Spider-sense.
We can actually sees that Miles spider sense initially is green and purple
before it changes to blue and red.
Aarrons colours are purple and green but the fact that they change shows
that he is no longer going to be led to potentially a life of crime by his uncle
and he will instead follow in the footsteps of Peter.
Peter climbs to the switch using a special set of moves and he manages to get up top
by holding onto the cylinders of the machine. Later in the film Miles uses
the same technique to get to the switch and Gwen says to Peter B, I didn't teach
him that and I know you definitely didn't so we know that this is where he got it from.
It's an amazing way to end the movie and and we closeout with
Miles sitting in bed whilst Gwen arrives through another dorwary.
We now know that this scene takes place a year after the main events of the movie
and I can't wait to see the continuation of it in Across The Spider-verse.
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