Sebastian Daniel

I have to say this was a really well done movie. The writing, the visuals, the music. The problem with many films now is that they are filled with shallow characters who all talk the same and have no character development. This movie was teeming with it. Every character had a back story, while still giving proper attention to its two main characters, I would say are Miles and Gwen. The only issue I had was its music was a bit too loud many times throughout the movie and the dialogue couldn't be heard easily, which shouldn't be a problem in a movie theatre. As well as the fact that much of the group such as Spider Noir and Peni Parker didn't have contributing roles, despite having a good amount of screen time in the previous film. With those cons said however the best part of this movie was its perfect blend of seriousness and comedy. Like we've seen with Thor Love and Thunder there is such thing as too much. But here it was perfect. As they did not brush over serious aspects of the film with comedic relief characters, but those characters also understood perfect timing and placement.The cameos of Tobey, Andrew, and Donald Glover was pretty satisfying to watch as well.

Utter garbage. Why is it necessary for us to make remakes again and again, year after year. In the very least make them with quality. But noooooo, if Disney can grab a quick buck and appease a woke crowd, they have to do it. I had lots of problems with this movie. But I'll only list a few because most reviews have already hit the mark. The Lost Boys suddenly became the Lost Boys and a few girls. Wendy became the most unlikeable character, and the acting didn't help. While making fun of child/young actors seems mean, I don't care. They're getting paid, even for a bad job.