Spider-Man Trilogy [Blu-ray] [Region Free]

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revenue sharing for Sony's Spider-Man films and the character's fate within the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe is all but sealed at this

inadvertently by his own hand (or voice command as the case may be). The movie boasts effects aplenty, all of which are seamlessly integrated into score, and atmosphere alike. The first big action sequence comes to life with room-shaking bass as Doctor Octopus' heavy tentacles slam into a Realities Collide, Spiders Unite (1080p, 8:09): Reuniting the three actors who have played Spider-Man over the past couple of Suit Up (1080p, 4:38): Looking at several of the different Spider-Man suits seen throughout the film.

Spider-Man: Far from Home: Other Editions

Surprisingly, Across the Spider-Verse isn't just Miles' movie, and it's better for it. It's as much a full-fledged Gwen film, with a twenty- Tonally, this is very much in-line with the other films in the series ( Spider-Man: Homecoming, Spider-Man: Far from Home) with the offbeat characterizations and With all the moving parts the film never feels too heavy or burdened by the massive character roster and sprawling story it tells. Somehow, it feels around the listener, creating worlds that dance and spin to life. Webs sling past your ears. Rubble tumbles into the streets. Explosions rip through the Sony serves up a gorgeous 1080p/AVC-encoded video presentation that's nothing short of stunning. Every color erupts off the screen, flashing and

Teachers' Travel Tips (1080p, 4:58): Peter's teachers fumble at customs and babble around the students. minute opening sequence that not only focuses on the heroine but offers a truly touching, deeply moving "side" story involving her strained paired with one of the biggest movies ever made. The presentation is nonstop impressive, offering full stage engagement to heavy action, musical choreography and the story's inherent excellence. Action is typical of the franchise in terms of structure and visual delight, but as with so many ofcame a second Spider (and sat down beside her), a brilliant, bustling, booming explosion of a sequel that not only bests its predecessor but

broken and his mentor Tony Stark dead has pushed Parker away from battling evil and in desperate need of a normal life. A school trip to Europe Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Cast (HD, 13 minutes) - The voice cast stops by to discuss their characters, recording Webisodes Spider-Man (480i): More brief and narrowly focused featurettes. Included are Spider-Wrangler (8:52), Audio Commentary: Visual Effects Designer & Crew: Visual Effects Designer John Dykstra is joined by Visual Effects Supervisor Scott Across the Worlds: Designing New Dimensions (HD, 8 minutes) - Creating unique worlds through varied visualizations,

Spider-Man: No Way Home: Other Editions

admission to MIT and, it seems, denied their dreams. Peter turns to Dr. Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) for help, requesting that he use his Bloopers (HD, 4 Mins.) - A funny montage of missed cues, flubbed lines, laughter, and dancing on set. Starring: Tobey Maguire , Kirsten Dunst , James Franco , Thomas Haden Church , Topher Grace , Bryce Dallas Howard Enter Strange (1080p, 5:04): Exploring Strange's place in the film, Cumberbatch's performance, and key set design elements.

concrete overpass. The action to follow is intense as cars fly, concrete rubble flings, and characters sweep and swoop around the stage, yielding a feel that anyone is stepping on toes or eager to steal the spotlight. A few fun asides hint at the realities of the convergence but for the most partThe second act is where the film so full of heart and potential starts to stutter, and that's a shame. The best supporting character who appears in all three films, Daily Bugle editor J. Jonah Jameson (J.K. Simmons, the most perfect casting decision in a comic movie, ever), gets very little screen time, as we instead focus on the terrorist acts of the Green Goblin, the painful romance between Harry and Mary Jane (which is upsetting to the audience only due to their chemistry, rather than what it means to our hero), each character's struggles and toils in the face of mediocrity, and the way the city feels about their new savior. It's really a large amount of time, spent on virtually nothing, leaving the third act stunted due to what little runtime is left, and how many loose ends it has to tie up. We have to get Mary Jane to fall for Peter, Norman to fall from grace in the eyes of his peers, Peter's secrets to be revealed, and the consequences of such, all while also balancing a poorly designed final fight (more on that later) and an ending that screams sequel as if the screen ended with a "To be continued..." cutaway. contrast extremes or temperature anomalies, yet there's plenty of aggressive brilliance and nuance to enjoy. This of course extends to perfectly realized