This sequel really focuses so much on building up characters, but integrating it into this main comic adventure that works to keep both involved and feel like a superhero. It's not so in your face super adventures that are all about action, violence, and CGI madness, but it also isn't CW bologna about exploring our feelings in colorful underwear. for Across the Spider-Verse, that story feels fresh, engaging, and grounded to a degree that helps balance reality and super heroism into a great mashup. There are so many who say that comic movies seldom tell a good story or are telling the same story over and over again. It all works so well and I loved the strong talent bringing things to life. A stellar performance and one that I think brought so many things together, engaging with each of the others into this dynamic role. That tone, vulnerability, this maturity but still immaturity cascading and once more evolving a character from the first one being believable. well Moore is just freaking amazing as Morales. She was vulnerable and strong, a realistic character whose performance came out in spades and fully awakened the character I think they were going for. It's like taking all of her characters from her movie and integrating a piece of them into this Gwen and expanding her far into a character I really liked. There is hurt, anguish, and the fire that he shows so well, and I love how his voice is the main focus in his performance and not the looks. His moodiness, his anger, his dark edge are mirrored in the character. Isaac is still strong as the anti-hero role that he often plays. Everyone rocks in this movie, and I have to agree with my friend that it is grade A on many levels with what you get in live action movies. That takes talent in the cooking pot as big as this, building on the past movie, but yet doing its own thing until the end for the setup. This dynamic was very impressive to me, keeping an engaging movie for my attention, but not skimping out on the action like some of these deeper movies try to do.
Yet, the movie did manage to keep it slow enough that there was real development, build up, hints, and appreciation to age like fine wine. It found a good pace for me to tell the story, giving you the character development, but not at a pace that was too slow and lost on itself, for the most part. Comic book movies are an art that requires balance to tell all it has to tell, and Miles' next story.
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