With the Into the Spider-Verse sequel dubbed Across the Spider-Verse, the journey through the Spider-Verse will introduce us to all sorts of wondrous things. A whole bunch of new Spider-People will be featured, showcasing the multiverse up close and personal.
But what makes the Into the Spider-Verse sequel truly unique is the abundance of different movie versions. Based on the new trailer for the animated movie and other information, we can already make some guesses about which Movies Across the Spider-Verse will spoof. It's like stepping into a kaleidoscope of cinematic adventures.
Multiple Dimensions, Unique Styles
In the first Into the Spider-Verse, we were introduced to a Spider-Man from another Earth who gradually integrated into our world. This Spider-Man had a distinctive style that led to a plethora of quips and gags. In Spider-Verse 2, we will explore a multitude of dimensions, each showcasing its own aesthetic and style, providing a visual feast for the audience.
However, it appears that there will be even more occurrences highlighting the unique nature of the Into the Spider-Verse sequel. Protagonist Miguel and antagonist Spot will be featured together in multiple scenes, each with a strikingly different appearance. Sometimes Spot will have an average look, while other times he will resemble a vivid acid trip.
This presents the possibility of witnessing different versions of both Miguel and Spot. These diverse interpretations and variations will undoubtedly offer a fresh and intriguing perspective on the Spider-Verse universe. The trailers have already combined various Spider-Man looks across different dimensions, and it seems the Into the Spider-Verse sequel will continue this trend, but with familiar characters presented in multiple dimensions.
Which Movies Will be Spoofed?
Across the Spider-Verse may not solely focus on Spider-Man-based movies. However, let's assume for the sake of argument that there will be a variety of movies spoofed in this exciting sequel. What could these movies be? Let's explore some possibilities.
One potential option is a movie starring Miguel, as he is the protagonist in the film. Never Really Over could be a contender, existing in the same world where Brooklyn's 'Prince of Bel Air' has his own fandom. However, Never Really Over was released after the first Into the Spider-Verse, making it a humble independent film.
If it's not Never Really Over, another movie featuring Miguel may take the spotlight. The first film introduced us to various movies, and the second trailer for Into the Spider-Verse's successor teases even more. Smoking Jets by Rodriquez could be considered, but its prominent appearance suggests a potentially significant role in the story.
Lastly, let's not forget the joke about Never Really Over 2, shared by Lazaña in his coffee shop in the first movie. It wouldn't be surprising if someone quickly capitalized on Dan Mora's artwork, and the Into the Spider-Verse sequel may provide further context to expand upon this amusing reference.
