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I rewatched "Spider-Man Into the Spiderverse" recently.
I enjoyed it, in a popcorn kinda way, the first time. It was much better the second time - I was so much I missed the first time.
I enjoyed it, in a popcorn kinda way, the first time. It was much better the second time - I was so much I missed the first time.
Spiderverse reminds me of Grand Theft Auto V, in that both make motion _beautiful_. GTA V does it better than anything else I've ever seen. But Spiderverse is pretty great too.
It's not an accident. Lots of discussion of how this (and many other effects) is achieved here:
Fun to think about the pre-conditions necessary for that work to take place. Decades of practice, & all kinds of embodied knowledge. The entire financial & talent & organizational structure of the (animated) movie industry - so many models, norms, rules of thumb. Amazing!
I'm sure I imagine this, but I'd love for the shed shot in Spiderverse to be homage to the "Oh, hi Mark" shot in "The Room":
