Into the Spider Verse Commentary

Spider-Man Into the Spider Verse Into the Spider Verse features as our movie commentary this episode. Therefor, Brandi returns to the Dark Corner Podcast. That is, she joins Dave to talk over one of her favorite movies. For instance, we talk about animation and comic book history. Meanwhile, we look at the various representations of Spider-man. We start with a little banter. For instance, Brandi prepare some home made chili. Also, we tell you when to sync your copy of Into the Spider Verse with our commentary. We praise the animation style. That is, we compare it to pop art and comic book illustrations. Dave notes the different designs in the characters. For instance, he mentions how the art of Bill Sienkiewicz inspired Kingpin. Furthermore, we discuss the soundtrack and score. For instance, Brandi notes how The Prowler has a particular theme. Meanwhile, Dave points out the use of needle drops in establishing mood. Also, we reflect on seeing the movie trailer. We recount seeing a young boy’s wonder at seeing a Spider-man and a young person of color. Furthermore, we touch upon the portrayal of a multi-ethnic family. Additionally, we follow the story. We trace the arcs of both heroes and villains. Also, we point out foreshadowing and pay offs. Meanwhile, we look at how Milo grows as the main character. Finally, we look at the success of the film. For instance, we list its rewards and the comments celebrities made regarding the film. Also, we stick around for the post credit sequence. The Dark Track To end the show, we play out with a cover of The Spider-man Theme as performed by Richard Cheese from his Hail To The Cheese: Richard Cheese’s All-American Greatest Hits (Family Friendly) album. Richard Cheese released the album for free on July 4th, 2012.