"Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" 2018 animated film thread

[BXKingPin82]

whaaaat!!

 

[Dillah810]

 

[Supercoolmayo]

movie was spectular, intersting change with the uncle

 

[PS5 Pro]

Is there any good Links out yet, all I seen wss a cam

 

[Conz]

yo, real quick - why is his name Morales when his dad's last name is Davis and his mom is clearly the Latino?

 

[Ice Cold]

Motherfukkers hadn't even gone home to get the popcorn out of their teeth yet and it's the "greatest comic book movie ever." "Best movie this year."

Making grandiose statements like that and having the audacity to question someone who finds that just a little farfetched. Impossible to just like the movie, it's the best thing ever...but we're bugging.

I don't know, ya'll are putting a whole lot on it. To be brutally honest, I sincerely don't expect it to live up to the hype whenever I get around to watching it. Ya'll have just done entirely too much

I watched to last Sunday after my timeline was blowing up in praise of it, i say down and watched with my bro (artist and comic book head) and thought it’s probably going to be good but no way it lives up to the hype... about 30 min in there was no looking back movie is too damn smooth

 

[parallax]

yo, real quick - why is his name Morales when his dad's last name is Davis and his mom is clearly the Latino?

shyt writing.

 

[Dillah810]

yo, real quick - why is his name Morales when his dad's last name is Davis and his mom is clearly the Latino?

Traditionally, children born before their parents' marriage tend to take the mom's last name.

 

[Cheddar Biscuits]

yo, real quick - why is his name Morales when his dad's last name is Davis and his mom is clearly the Latino?

In the comics, it's because he and Aaron were both criminals and he didn't want Miles to be influenced by his last name. They were both hired muscle for Kingpin.
Also I think Bendis didn't want kid's name to be Miles Davis.

Edit: Jeff explains it in Ultimate Spider-Man #9 (2015)

 

[young3000]

Saw it Tuesday, solid but not great.

 

[parallax]

Traditionally, children born before their parents' marriage tend to take the mom's last name.

ive only seen this once, and thats because the mother was trying to hide the father.

 

[Dillah810]

ive only seen this once, and thats because the mother was trying to hide the father.

I've seen it multiple times with kids born to unmarried parents.

All of my sister's kids except 1 have her last. The only reason 1 got their father's name is because the dad insisted on it since he had no input on the kid's first and middle name. A shyt load of my cousins and friends who were born before their parents got married have their mother's last name.

 

[parallax]

I've seen it multiple times with kids born to unmarried parents.

All of my sister's kids except 1 have her last. The only reason 1 got their father's name is because the dad insisted on it since he had no input on the kid's first and middle name. A shyt load of my cousins and friends who were born before their parents got married have their mother's last name.

is this a cultural thing? because its seems odd not to name the child after the father unless theres mitigating circumstances

 

[BXKingPin82]

is this a cultural thing? because its seems odd not to name the child after the father unless theres mitigating circumstances

My sisters kids all have her last name (our last name).
My sons last name is mine and his mothers last name combined.
My brothers just didnt give a fukk enough to go there.

 

[Dillah810]

is this a cultural thing? because its seems odd not to name the child after the father unless theres mitigating circumstances

I don't know where you're from, but it's an American thing