SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE (2023) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

That bagel really hit the spot

Did you notice that Mile's mom had green eyes in dimension 42 but brown eyes in his dimension?

15:55 that lady is the store owner in the Venom movie franchise. And she's seen Eddie Brock (Venom) transform and eat people. Thats why she wasnt fazed when she saw Spot come through a portal.

"Don't get me started on Doctor Strange and that little nerd back on Earth-19999" meaning the MCU, No Way Home.

The live action "Prowler" that was caught in the lobby was Donald Glover, and was in the MCU movie "Spider-Man: Homecoming" - in that movie he mentioned to Spider-Man (Tom Holland) that he had a nephew Miles! Also, Donald Glover pitched himself to Sony to portray a live-action Miles Morales years before Tom Holland was brought into the MCU as Peter Parker. The producers of this film thought bringing Donald into this as a live-action Prowler not only furthered his MCU character, but was also a nod to his pitch to Sony.

A bit of Canadian trivia about this movie, Cassie: The Lego Spider-man segment was animated by a kid in Ontario who learned to use 3D software only a year before. After he posted a Lego version of the trailer for this movie, the movie's producers asked him to make this movie's Lego segment.

In Gwen's universe Tony Stark is a coffee billionaire with a private army (at least in the comics). MOST Spider-People don't get Tony Stark's tech (thankfully most are genius enough to make their own, or they get organic web-shooters as part of their powers, or something else).

"Scarlet Spider" Ben Rielly {Red suit with blue top over it} was an early clone of the original Peter Parker. There were several over the years. Some got degraded in the process making them unstable.

"Who is this guy?!" Scarlet Spider/Ben Reilly (red suit blue hoodie) is a clone of Peter from an arc in the 90s known as The Clone Saga. Andy Samberg voices him here, and he is played more as a joke on the era (brooding heros in the rain, ridiculous physiques/poses, etc) than any of the comic Ben Reillys.

It is so nice hearing you talk about the Spider-Verse so positively. I worked on the first one. And even though it was a rough ride I am still proud to be part of it.