"You can’t make a movie that was based on being unique and groundbreaking and then just do the same thing over again": The Epic Scale of Spider-Verse Sequels

A superhero movie isn't just a box office venture anymore, it's a multiverse endeavor. When Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse swung into the superhero world, it set a benchmark in cinematic storytelling. The world awaited the sequel with bated breath, only to be met with the news of its delay. However, directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller didn't just bring bad news to CinemaCon in Las Vegas; they came bearing the exciting titles of the two Spider-Verse sequels, 'Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse' and 'Spider-Man: Beyond The Spider-Verse'.

"You can’t make a movie that was based on being unique and groundbreaking and then just do the same thing over again": Beyond The Benchmark

Going beyond traditional boundaries, the sequels promised to shatter norms. "You can’t make a movie that was based on being unique and groundbreaking and then just do the same thing over again," declared Miller, as reported by The A.V. Club. Their plan? Unleashing six universes, presenting a whopping 240 characters. It's a daring leap from the approximately 40 characters we saw in 2018's Spider-Verse.

"This movie has a thousand people working on it": The Grand Scale of Production

The scale of ambition had to be matched by the scale of production. "This movie has a thousand people working on it," stated Lord, setting a record in animated film production.

Footage from the movie was unveiled, hinting at its groundbreaking aesthetic and narrative innovation. Unfinished yet captivating, it portrayed tense exchanges, high octane battles, unexpected team-ups, and identity reveals. There were also hints of an exciting universe-hopping adventure on the horizon, underscoring the ambition of 'Beyond The Spider-Verse'.

The sequels are far more than just continuations; they promise to redefine what an animated superhero movie can be. Despite the delay, the anticipation for Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse and its successor, Beyond The Spider-Verse, remains sky-high. We can only hope they swing into theaters soon, living up to their groundbreaking promise.

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