Is Spider-Man: Spider-Man really that good, or is it just the Panther Effect?

Because things like Panther, as well as my cynicism and indignation at "progressive" works, attract more attention than actual quality works (although I am a "colored person"), I fall into a mindset that no film has these ideals like The Dark Knight and spider-man 2.

Entering spider poems proves me wrong.

Peter parker told us that anyone can wear a mask. Miles Morales proved it. "

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Spider-Man: The Spider's Poetry, produced by phil lord and chris miller (Lego movie, 2 1 The genius behind Jumping Street and Cloudy Meatballs), tells a little-known story about how to be anyone, not just peter parker.

Everyone has their own problems.

Everyone has the ability to overcome these problems.

Everyone has the right to do responsible things.

Does this sound familiar?

Because these are the themes of Spider-Man 1 and 2.

Gorgeous animation, comic art style, visual impact photography, and Ms. Zhang's movie love letter about everything in Spider-Man (yes, including Spider-Man 3? ), input spider poems Spider-Man 1 and 2? Peter parker's theme of balancing his poor civilian life with the awesome life of a superhero is applicable to everyone.

The tenacious detective of 1930 may be Spider-Man.

The cute anime girl may be Spider-Man.

Anthropomorphic lunatic? The musical animal may be Spider-Man.

Another person in the universe who is interested in dead love may be Spider-Man.

A poor kid in Brooklyn may be Spider-Man.

You may be Spider-Man.

Miles being black and Latino has nothing to do with my liking for this movie or even his role.

In fact, before I made this film, I was never a big fan of Miles Morales. I have always called him "black spider man" since he was created, since I was twelve years old and never read a comic book. So, as I become more and more cynical and bored, I have been using mileage as a way to fill the diversity quota for many years.

This movie finally led me to find him.

It depicts him as a child who has to move to a place that he doesn't feel belongs to him, whether his school home is not far from his home and culture or he wears amazing Spider-Man shoes. Throughout the movie, the audience watched Miles grow up from a wandering teenager to a man.

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It's great that children can connect with Miles just because of his background and culture. But unlike Panther, Miles is a great man, no matter what race he is, because he also has problems that any human being may be involved in. In fact, this is why these people are here:

Because of our shortcomings, pains and problems, we need to prove that anyone can be the ultimate, spectacular and magical Spider-Man.

Black Panther is just a Marvel comic film.

Spider-Man is the best Marvel Comics film since 2004.

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