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at 0.25x speed and found 61 new details that you might have missed at regular speed.
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Number 1: For a split second in the opening logo, the Columbia lady is knocked off by
a giant banana.
This is a direct reference to the opening of Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, where
the same thing happened.
In fact, it seems like they took a split second of the "Columbia Lady" opening from every
different opening it’s ever had and put them altogether in this one.
This is our very first clue into the film that foreshadows the whole multiverse concept.
Number 2: In the opening intro, Spider-Man starts glitching and there for a split second,
we see a combination of Miles Morales and Spider-Man's mask.
Number 3: The movie opens with Miles trying to sing along to the song Sunflower by Post-Malone.
He conveniently gets one of the lines wrong, saying “she wanna drive me-“ instead of
the recorded lyric “she wanna ride me ” eliminating a sexual double meaning to keep this film
PG.
Number 4: We see a TV Screen on the side of a road where the news is talking about how
Spider-Man saved a dozen people.
But notice the news network, it says "NNC" instead of "CNN" from the real world.
Implying how everything is slightly different in this universe.
But funnily enough, the news chiron talks about Bitcoin hitting an all time high, now
that's some good prediction for a film that came out in 2018.
Number 5: At the beginning of the film Peter Parker says there's only one Spider-Man.
-CUT SCENE- But just as he said it seven birds fly by
Peter representing the total Number of Spider protagonists in the film.
Number 6: it was a big reveal in the movie when this head scientist was revealed as Doctor
Octavious but the surroundings in her office including her eyeglasses were all foreshadowing
her true identity.
For example this tentacle in her desk and everything in her office including her eyeglasses
are all shaped in octagons instead of circles.
Number 7: In the scene where we see Miles meeting his uncle Aaron for the first time,
he sends his uncle a text and there we see uncle Aaron has a picture of himself with
his brother in his lock screen.
A similar picture is seen on Jefferson's AKA Miles' father's phone as well.
This indicates that even though there's a distance between the two brothers but deep
down they do care about each other and that brings me to my next detail
Number 8: When we get introduced to Miles's uncle for the first time, he's watching the
show Community on TV, a show starring Donald Glover, where we can see him in Spider-Man
pajamas.
Now, the fun fact is, Donald Glover has appeared in Spider-Man Homecoming as Miles's uncle
and he is the same actor who was heavily rumored to play the live action version of Miles Morales.
Number 9: The Spider that bites Miles can be seen changing colors using camouflage,
which is where Miles gets his ability to turn invisible.
Number 10: Remember this creepy sound whenever Prowler aka Aaron would appear on screen?
-CUT SCENE- This creepy Prowler sound was actually made
using the theme of Miles but backwards.
Credits to Steven Boatwright for coming up with this amazing detail.
Number 11: When Peter B Parker crashed in Times Square, there were multiple ads around
him including one for Hi, Hello featuring Nick Kroll and John Mullaney.
Now John Mullaney provided the voice of Spider-Ham and had a show with Nick Kroll in real life
called Oh, Hello.
Number 12: After meeting Peter from another dimension, Miles captures him and ties him
up but notice Peter had some bruises and a black eye at the beginning of the scene.
But throughout this interrogation, Peter heals all of his physical bruises.
A very subtle detail indicating Spider-Man's healing ability.
Number 13: Miles has a poster of ChanceTheRapper in his room but instead of having the Number
3 on his hat like in real life, it has Number 4 to indicate they're in a different
universe than our own.
Number 14: After getting bitten by the Spider, the next morning Miles walks by Gwen in the
hallway.
Now at this point of the movie we weren't sure whether this is Gwen Stacy or not but
this is later confirmed by a flashback from her perspective that this was indeed Gwen
Stacy.
Number 15: It's more of a trivia than a detail which is the animator said that if you pause
this movie at any point, every frame would look as crisp and clear as a comic book panel.
Meaning, this film was animated frame by frame and no frames are blurry.
Number 16: When Miles's Spider-sense activates for the first time, in the background it says
"Look Out" Now I wondered when a Spider sense is enough
to alert Miles then why did the animator put such huge text in the background!
And then I realized it completes the lyrics of Spider-man's theme song "look out here
comes the Spider-man" -CUT SCENE-
And in the very next scene we do get to see Spider-Man for the first time in the film.
So this "Look Out" was actually a message for the audience that here comes the Spider-man.
Number 17: When Miles Morales electrocutes Peter B Parker, it illuminates his nervous
system instead of the usual carton shape that we see everywhere else.
Because scientifically this is much more accurate.
Number 18: When Gwen Stacy is telling us her origin story, it shows blue traces on the
body of Peter from her universe.
This is a reference to the comics, where Peter once turned himself into the lizard.
Number 19: While escaping from the lab, Miles throws a bagel at a scientist and instead
of writing something like "PAW!!" or "BLAM!", it just says bagel when it hits the scientist.
Apparently this was a joke that an animator took seriously and added in the movie.
Number 20: Miles reads a comic book which is about Spider-man's origin.
This implies that Peter Parker from Miles's universe made a profit off of his superhero
life, by publishing his stories in the comic-books.
But Peter couldn't have published his stories in comic-books using his own name, could he?
That would reveal his secret identity.
That's why Spider-Man's secret identity in the comics in Miles' Universe is Billy and
not Peter Parker, because Peter Parker is actually Spider-Man and his identity is still
a secret.
Number 21: Just before meeting the other Spider people, Miles's Spider sense goes off a split
second later than both Gwen and Peter B.
This indicates how Miles is yet to reach his full potential and that's why his Spider-Sense
reacts a bit slow.
Number 22: Seth Rogen has somewhat of a cameo in this movie.
He appeared multiple times like when Peter B Parker and Gwen Stacy made their entrance.
Number 23: Peter B Parker says the restaurant he and Miles are eating in, closed six years
ago in his dimension and he wonders why?
-CUT SCENE- But you can actually see on the door that
the restaurant has a "C" rating even in this universe.
So perhaps in Peter B Parker's universe, this place had an even worse rating and therefore
it was closed.
Number 24: The perfect Peter from Miles' universe has a spotless name tag.
While the not so perfect Peter's name tag is dirty and worn.
Another amazing continuity detail and that brings me to my next detail Number 25: There's
an ad for the "Mary Jane's" on the left of Peter B Parker.
In the Spider-Gwen comics, Gwen Stacy is the drummer of the Marry Jane's band.
So another subtle nod to the comics.
Number 26: When all the Spider people glitch together, they all glitch in different colors
but notice Spider-Man Noir who still only glitches in black and white.
Number 27: In the scene where Gwen Stacy is looking at the photographs of Kingpin and
his allies, the one in the bottom right corner is actually a villain called the Rose aka
Richard Fisk.
And in the comics The Rose turned out to be Kingpin's son.
Number 28: Stan Lee has many cameos in the entire film apart from his obvious cameo where
he talks to Miles.
The other two cameos are very subtle, one is when Miles carries Peter B Parker and falls
from the bridge, you can see Stan Lee walking over them.
And he again appears for the third time during the subway scene in the first act.
And in fact if you hit pause anytime a train goes by, he's in almost every single train.
Number 29: You can see on Miles' phone that he has "B Bandis" and "Sara Pichelli" in his
contact list under favorites.
This represents Brian Michael Bendis and Sara Pichelli who are the creators of the ultimate
Spider-Man universe and Miles himself.
And another one of his contacts is Jason Reynolds.
Now, Reynolds is the author of Miles Morales Spider-Man.
Number 30: The Spider that bites Miles, glitches out just like the other Spider people.
Implying it came from another dimension as well and traveled back in time just like Gwen
did.
Number 31: Miles' Spider-sense remains green and purple for a couple of seconds when he
meets Peter Parker, because his Spider-sense had previously been warning him about the
Green Goblin.
Indicating his Spider-Sense still hasn't reached its full potential and there's a substantial
amount of delay there.
Number 32: When Gwen Stacy enters this universe, you can briefly see an advertisement in the
background called Clone College.
This is a multiverse variant of Clone High, an mtv show created by Phil Lord and Christopher
Miller, who are also the producers of this film.
Number 33: When Miles, Peter B Parker and Gwen Stacy went to see the underground facility
of Peter Parker, if you look carefully one of the mannequins is empty.
Implying that the costume is already in use which basically means the costume in which
Peter Parker died was never returned.
Now, I've seen a lot of you lads telling me the costume isn't missing because this Peter
is wearing it.
But that's not correct.
This is Peter "B" Parker and the costume he's wearing, he brought it with him from his universe.
And the costume that's missing belonged to Peter Parker from this universe.
And that brings to my next detail, Number 34: Notice when they entered into this underground
facility, the first mannequin that lights up is the one with the missing suit.
Implying this mannequin used to have Peter Parker's favorite suit, which he was wearing
at the time of his death.
And that's why it lights up before any of the other mannequins.
Number 35: In the same shot, notice Miles Morales is holding the computer they stole
from the Alchemix Lab with just one hand.
But when he hands it over to Aunt May who is much older and is just regular human being,
she has to use both of her hands to hold the computer.
This subtle detail shows Miles' enhanced strength.
and I like how Peter B Parker is wearing 2 different shoes here.
Number 36: When Gwen and the other Spider people start doubting Miles' ability, Gwen
takes Peter B Parker onto a side to talk one-on-one without Miles hearing.
Seeing this, Spider-Man Noir actually feels sympathatic and makes this gesture to Miles.
So basically he's telling Miles "He has no choice but to join the group in the conversation".
And that shows how Spider-Man Noir is filled with more emotions than the rest of them.
While they're busy trying to point out the things Miles can't do, he's over here trying
to make sure Miles doesn't get too upset.
Number 37: When Miles starts walking home thinking he's not good enough to be Spider-Man,
we can actually see a poster of The Weeknd's Starboy except the name is Kissland which
was one of his previous albums.
Again, slightly different from the real world.
Number 38: One of the contracts saved in Miles' father's phone is Steve Ditko, who of course
co-created Spider-Man in the comics.
Number 39: When Prowler chases Miles Morales, Miles takes cover behind a truck.
Now notice what it says on the back of the truck, it says Noxio.
Well, this could be a reference to the Noxious Nine, which was formed when the members of
the Sinister Six joined with Rhino, Scorpion and Carnage.
Number 40: In the same sequence, this truck collides with a taxi.
Now, the detail that I really appreciate in this one is the fact that the airbags in the
truck and the one in the taxi both get deployed at the same time saving the drivers.
Not really an important detail but I'm glad the animators took their time to put it in
the film.
Number 41: When Miles is late for one of his classes, there in the projector was a very
big spoiler for the movie and even the audio playing in the background was foreshadowing
a crucial plot of the film.
-CUT SCENE- Now notice, because Dr Olivia Octavious is
a spoiler for the rest of the story, the creators deliberately kept her surname hidden over
here using Miles' body.
Number 42: Miles Morales is the first black Spider-Man to be featured in a major film.
Now we all know that.
But notice, during the movie he falls off from a building in between the Number 4 and
2, 42.
Now 42 was Jackie Robinson's Number when he played Pro Baseball and Jackie is known as
the first black Pro Baseball player.
And notice the radioactive Spider that bites Miles also has the Number 42 on it.
Number 43: When we see Gwen in her school uniform, if you look closely she is still
wearing the same pair of shoes that she wears while wearing her costume.
Indicating despite being in a school uniform, she always has her suit underneath, ready
to fight any battle at any time.
Number 44: During the scene when Peter B Parker crash lands in Times Square, if you watch
it in slow motion both of his boots come off and therefore he was barefoot while breaking
into the Alchemix lab.
Number 45: Miles' roommate is reading a comic about multiple Spider people teaming up and
then he looks up to see real Spider people.
-CUT SCENE-
Number 46: Miles' father says he's the kind of cop that never runs a red light.
-CUT SCENE- Now when he receives the call about the fight
at Aunt May's house and goes full speed, notice he still doesn't run any red lights.
Another great continuity detail!
Number 47: Just before the final battle, all the other Spider people need to reach the
collider through Kingpin's building.
-CUT SCENE- Now, because Miles is the only one who knows
an alternate entrance aka the Subway entrance, this explains how he's able to get to the
collider so soon after the others despite stopping to get his suit from Aunt May.
Number 48: The movie begins by showing a montage of Spider-Man fighting different villains.
Now, one of them is a fight with Kingpin.
This is the same fight which Kingpin later flashes back to while thinking about how he
lost his family.
Number 49: When Miles first encounters Peter Parker's suit on display, his reflection appears
beneath the suit looking up towards the mask.
But when he comes back at the end ready to take the leap of faith, his face perfectly
lines up with the mask.
Implying within time he has grown himself into becoming Spider-Man.
So Stan Lee was right all along.
-CUT SCENE-
Number 50: Stephen Curry is a golf player in Miles's universe.
Number 51: At the end during the train sequence, Fisk's son transforms to Matt Murdock for
less than a second.
And a fun fact in the Spider-Gwen comics, Matt Murdock is Kingpin's lawyer and takes
the title of Kingpin once Fisk is in prison and that brings me to my next detail
Number 52: One of the versions of Fisk's Family is a African-American.
Referencing Michael Duncan's version of Kingpin from the movie Daredevil in 2003.
Number 53: You can see the exact same costume from the Play-Station Spider-Man game in the
background.
Number 54: When Kingpin returns for the final fight, Peter B tells Miles to push the green
button.
-CUT SCENE- Now notice just as Peter B tells Miles to
push the green button, a game controller flies past with the green button highlighted.
Number 55: In the final fight the car Spider-man Noir throws at Tombstone, actually came from
his own universe.
Number 56: During the climactic fight, Miles throws Kingpin from the train, causing him
to plummet down onto this bridge.
Now, this shot of the fragmented bridge, mirrors the opening of the Daredevil Netflix show,
where the character of Kingpin features prominently.
Number 57: The special move that Miles uses at the end of the film to reach the ceiling
surprised both Peter and Gwen.
-CUT SCENE- ironically this is the same move Spider-Man
used at the beginning of the film to get to the ceiling.
-CUT SCENE- So when Miles saw the actual Spider-Man using
this move, his brain actually memorized it and later used it here.
Number 58: At the end of the film after the super collider explodes, there's a building
displaying the words "I won" Indicating Miles Morales has finally won!
Number 59: During the end credits, you can again see the Spider-Man suit from the Spider-Man
Play-Station game.
Number 60: At the beginning of the film, when Miles was still trying to figure out who he
is, he always had his shoes untied.
-CUT SCENE- But later after he trips and falls and breaks
the bypass key, he keeps his shoes tied.
Because now he realized stupidity can have severe consquences.
Number 61: Now this detail has nothing to do with me watching this film in slow motion
but it's quite fascinating to me.
Miles Morales breaks the glass of this skyscraper while jumping off of it, meaning his hands
were sticking to the glass because he was scared.
But despite his fear he took a leap of faith just like the lesson Peter B taught him earlier
in the film.
-CUT SCENE- So Miles Morales doesn't jump because he has
already become Spider-Man, in fact it's quite the opposite.
It's because of his jump, he truly turns into Spider-Man.
And that's it, this would be my breakdown of Spider-Man Into The Spider-Verse which
is definitely one of my most favorite comic book films.
The fact that people almost ignore how well animated this movie is, goes to show how well
written the story of this film is.
The story has depth, tension, fun and most importantly it has a rhythm that most plots
fail to maintain.
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