Really if I had a critique, it would be wanting a few more moments like this. It's surprisingly powerful considering one of the characters involved is a talking pig. Actually my favorite moment in the movie isn't a big action sequence, it's a small moment of all the Spider-Men sharing their experiences of loss, and experience they can all only share with each other. What the hell! And it does all of this without missing it's emotional core. Again, mistakes in the past but here it works. And we get so many cool Spider-Men, and so many cool villains, and somehow it never feels crowded like it did in Spider-Man 3 or X3. The characters look more like comic books than ever, and even the different Spider-Men have different art styles to them, and did I mention the "bing" and "pow" and "bagel" text sound effects and even thought bubbles that will appear over their heads? This movie just oozes so much style. How? How did they do that? Maybe because this whole movie is basically a comic book.
When this movie does it, it adds to the energy and atmosphere of the film without ever interrupting the flow of the action. For example, when Ang Lee did stylized comic panels in Hulk, it was confusing and weird.
Like, maybe the best Spider-Man movie ever good? Is that even possible? It's weird because it even does things that were terrible mistakes in other movies and does them here in a way that works out with artistic brilliance. So when I heard Sony was doing an animated Spider-Man, good lord this is about a million miles from where I thought they would be.
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