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Did you catch these hidden clues and details in Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse? Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

If you’re a fan of Spider-man, comics, animation, or just movies in general, you should absolutely head out to the theatres immediately to see Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse! It’s one of the best animated movies ever, one of the best Marvel movies ever, and just about one of the best movies ever. The creators are clearly huge fans of everything Spidey, and know their stuff! This movie could not be more packed with amazing references to everything Spiderman, pop culture, and beyond! Read ahead with caution, as there are about to be a ton of spoilers. Some of the best hidden moments in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse are those that only the biggest fans might notice. Like the fact that they throw in a ton of references to the Sam Raimi original trilogy, like the upside down kiss, the train scene, and the evil Peter Parker’s amazing dance moves. They also include the logo for the CAA, which is a reference to when comic books suffered under government censorship, and both the Spider Man popsicle and the breakfast cereal that was popular in the 90’s and part of a balanced breakfast. There is an amazing Donald Glover/Community easter egg hidden in the Morales home, and more classic Spider-Man cartoon memes than we can count. Some believe that Chris Pine is actually Ben Riley, Spider Man’s blonde clone. The post credits scene sees Oscar Isaac as Spider Man 2099, the future Spidey going back in time to encounter the 1960’s animated version, and finally, an amazing scene featuring Stan Lee pays homage to the man who started it all.

Featuring:

SAM RAIMI REFERENCES
THE CCA
SPIDER-FOOD
DONALD GLOVER
MEMES
BEN RILEY
SPIDER MEN
BACK IN TIME
2099
STAN LEE

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Is Into The Spider-Verse's Spider-Man a future version of Tobey Maguire's Spidey? Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

Anticipation is high for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. We’ve got the first Spider-Man feature that has Miles Morales in a starring role, plus the addition of different Spider-Men/Women from different universes, including the original Spider-Man Peter Parker, Spider-Gwen and even Spider-Ham. The beautiful animation and fast-paced, comic book inspired visuals give it a unique style and vibe and the heartfelt humor is on point, no doubt thanks to the creative involvement of Christopher Miller and Phil Lord.

And if you’re at all familiar with the work of Lord and Miller (The 21 Jump Street movies, The Lego Movie), you’ll know they have a tendency to lean on meta humor and inventive, intelligent references and visuals. With that in mind, it’s not too hard to imagine they’ve found a way to honor past iterations of Spider-Man. The new trailer suggests they might be referencing one iteration in particular: Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man from the Sam Raimi trilogy.

There are a couple of specific visual cues in the trailer you might recognize from Maguire’s outings, such as the train sequence and the upside down kiss. There’s also the fact that Into the Spider-Verse’s version of Peter is close to forty and feeling disillusioned about being Spider-Man. Considering where the events of Spider-Man 3 left the character, it’s not a stretch to suggest Peter has grown depressed and apathetic in his later years.

Join us as we take a deep dive into this theory to determine whether or not it’s feasible or if it’s just completely bonkers.

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