Customer Ratings & Reviews

A skillfully animated thought through film/trilogy every scene is straight out of a comic book and every detail is well thought through and executed very well great characters great story/plot and love letter to spiderman/miles morales fans

Love the movie and I got this Blu Ray not knowing it also came with a digital download and the DVD. I couldn't be happier to have one of my favorite movies.

Into the Spider-Verse is (to me)- without a doubt- the best Spider-Man movie yet. And to be fair, if there was ever a movie I was skeptical about, it was this one. Sony Animation-- the same people who did The Emoji Movie and the Smurfs films-- making the first Marvel animated movie?? Was't looking too good... But DANG did they knock it out of the park! Not only are the visuals outstanding-- using 3D animation in an almost unprecedented way where it seriously looks like it is a living comic book-- but the cast, soundtrack, and story are all phenomenal. For anyone who reads the comics, there's plenty of Spider-Man fan service. For anyone who doesn't, there's plenty here to keep you thoroughly entertained throughout. It's got its moments of being down-to-earth, it's got humor, it's got heart. It's definitely a super hero film, but it's also a coming-of-age film.

this is a very good movie with a lot of action as you know the spider-man movies are for the hole family you have to watch it

Just as good as the movie ,great special features a must buy for your collection

This movie all ages will enjoy! Action packed and humorous too!

Is a awesome movie to spend good time with the family.

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is my favorite BluRay/DVD/Digital movie! It won an Academy Award (Oscar) and Golden Globe Award in 2019 for “Best Animated Film”. I bought it for my Grandsons (Matthias & Malachi) so that they could experience and enjoy the first black Spider-Man (Miles Morales) and learn that we now have three black super heroes: The Black Panther, Luke Cage and Spider-Man!

This movie is definitely worthy of ownership over streaming. I will watch it again and again.

Up against both Disney and Pixar blockbusters ("Ralph Breaks the Internet" and "The Incredibles 2", respectively) "Spiderman Into the Spiderverse" seemed like the longest of shots to walk away with the Oscar for Animated Film this year. But win it did, and deservedly so. The film is a kick and a visual delight, too, exciting enough to keep youngsters engaged and clever enough to keep adults watching. It also features an uplifting message about self-worth and community that's genuinely touching. The visual and audio transfers in this blu ray set are first rate. My only gripe is that Sony didn't bother offering the film in its original 3D format here as it did in foreign markets. There is a 3D version that is multi-region offered on certain internet venues but at triple the price I paid for this set. Maybe the studio figures to release 3D to soak up even more money later on, but that's a very Un-Spidey thing to do.

With eye-popping visuals and a wonderful cast, Into the Spider-verse spins a web-slinging story unlike any other Spider-Man seen yet. Featuring Mile Morales in the lead, his tale of newly empowered Spider-person sees the youth finding his own way as he meets several other Spider-Men (and a few Spider-girls) and discovers what it means to truly be Spider-Man. The music blends perfectly with the visuals, creating an almost music video feel to many scenes as the visuals, voice-acting, and music deliver one scene after the next. From high-flying action, heartwarming (and heartbreaking) moments, to hilarious gags, this movie is a treat to the eyes and ears.

Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse will appeal to old and new Spider-Man fans as we’re introduced to several versions of the Spider-Man persona brought into a single universe by A devise used by the Kingpin. We’re introduced to Miles Morales who is the central universe’s new Spider-Man and is learning to control his powers for the first time. The action is fun and fast paced, but there’s also an undertone theme of believing in yourself that resonates throughout the film. Some may be turned off by the animation which seem blurry in certain scenes but you get used to it. Overall this is one of the best Spider-Man films so far.

Solid animation. I wished DC animators could take some notes. This was a well-executed project, from the story board, visuals, and soundtrack. Solid film all around and deserving of its Oscar. We have watched this several times already. All our kids love it and feel inspired by the theme. Compared to most other kid movies that promote a happy ending, this one was a bit unique in its reach. This movie made me feel like I can do anything. It made me (an adult) feel like I can overcome anything. Anyone of us can be a hero. It was very inspiring and a movie, I think, can resonate with people from all walks of life.

My 3 year old daughter loves this movie. I hope they do a Spider Gwen movie as a follow up to really get her into the series. But back to the movie. It is a great story that both young and old can appreciate. All the voice acting is top notch, although I will say that Spider Pig could have had some thing better and Penny Parker could have been a bit more Japanese anime style and less American wanting to be anime style. I know that both of those were probably done that way on purpose, but it would have made me happier. Even still, this movie is an easy 9 out of 10 or higher!

I'm a long-term Marvel and Spidey fan, having read my 1st Spidey Comic in 1972. My twenty-something son saw this in the theaters and said it was "Amazing". He recommended it to me. I was skeptical that I'd like it considering the newer characters and modern animation style. I was wrong! I loved it. I loved the new generation Spider-Man (MIles Morales) and Spider-Gwen too. They did a great job of capturing the essence Peter Parker. I thought the animation style was awesome. So many great homages to long term Spider-Man fans too. Spider-Ham! 'Nuff Said!

Spider-Man Into The Spider-verse is first and foremost Miles Morales’s origin story with a fun spin on it. Also over the course of the film we learn the origins of alternate Spider-Men and Spider-Gwen. Our gang of Spider-Men are out to destroy a alternate reality machine that none other than Kingpin is behind and a alternate Doc Ock. I won’t spoil it for you but you kind of feel bad for the guy. He has personal reasons why he’s out to make this machine a reality. By the end of the film Miles learns what it means to be Spider-Man that anyone can wear the mask.

I really had no idea what I was getting into with this movie. As a fan of the movies and Peter Parker Spiderman - I really never paid much attention to the "other" spider-mans(women) and even a pig! I was wonderfully surprised by how entertaining and fresh this movie is. Even the original takes on the villains were nice. Kingpin is one of my favorite Spider-man foes and bringing him in with a nice back story (Vanessa) was brilliant. The Blu-ray is super clean and gorgeous. Also, as a Vudu user, having the digital copy is an added plus!

I went into this movie thinking "This is just another Spiderman cartoon", however, it proved to be way more than just a "cartoon". Yes, it's animated, but the storyline could carry over to live action just as well. It has everything that a good movie needs...a good plot, interesting characters, the right amount of tragedy/drama, laughs at the right times...all while remaining a serious story about a kid finding his true self...and others just like him. I would recommend this to anyone who is a fan of Spiderman or superheroes in general.

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is what happens when a studio has exhausted all traditional options of making a successful franchise and has to take risks or else lose it all. The comic book art style, the low frame rate animation, the writing, the characters, the acting. It all comes together to a brilliant and amazing whole. The one technical thing about the Blu-Ray, though, is that in action scenes the voices and dialogue are getting drowned out or are just quieter for some reason which sucks because the movie is really funny.

I was skeptical when I heard about this movie. But after watching it, it certainly deserves all the praise it has gotten since its release. Great animation, writing and performances really make this movie stand out as one of the best comic book based movies to come out in a long while. It certainly ranks up there with some of the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies. Also, what other movie can you watch where you see various incarnations of Spider-Man from different universes converge? Definite recommendation.