Kyle Cronan

When I was a little kid, I really liked this film. However years later, this film is insufferable! The plot is original, I guess. But this would be the seed for the other generic plots to the sequels. I hated every single human character as being super dull, annoying, or offensive stereotypes. The special effects for the transformers themselves are ugly to look at and doesn't appear like the original designs. It's also quite literally trash as it's not visually pleasing. I got bored of the dark tone and when it did try at jokes, it was so immature that I had to become stupider in order to understand most of the humor. The action scenes are cool, but ruined by horrible and disjointed cinematography. Although the music is nicely orchestrated. But overall, I'm so glad that the film Bumblebee would be the next reboot to the series. Make sure you transform and role out of the theater as soon as possible.

I really wanted to like Venom, he's my favorite Spider-Man villain. But Sony had to mess it all up by making the film another way for Sony to get a pay check. The story is so confusing and is inconsistant which makes me question why they don't keep track of the story. Pretty much every single character is forgettable except for Eddie Brock and Venom, although those two are likable and funny. Every character doesn't go through a character arc, except for Venom, but it's so dumb that I can't explain it. The film has nothing to do with Spider-Man, Venom doesn't shoot webs, it doesn't take place in New York, and there is no mention of Spider-Man! But the action scenes are alright and visually pleasing. But overall, Venom is a huge disappointment which will make every Venom and Spider-Man fan protest outside of Sony's headquarters.

Truly one of the greatest Spider-Man film I've ever seen. The story is well paced, the characters are relatable and rememberable, the animation is spectacular resembling the comics that started it all. The cinematography is unique and the moral is fantastic that shows the true purpose of Spider-Man that Stan Lee intended. In a nutshell, if you're a casual or hardcore Spider-Man fan, definitely see Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Thanks Phil and Chris!