Today on the Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast, we are discussing finally Spider-Man into the Spider-Verse.

Mm-hmm.

Right after this. And, Welcome to the Marvel Cinematic Universe Podcast.

My name is Matthew Carroll.

And I'm Jeff Randall.

Jeff, how's it going buddy.

Oh man it's it's great you know we're nine months behind on

these these great movies talking about them.

Yeah and but you know it's not technically moral cinematic universe.

So this is kind of our fill in our gap time, so I think we're doing fine.

I think it's fun.

It's exciting to finally get to talk about it.

That's fair that's fair and it was you know it was a lot of fun so yeah and a lot of people have been asking us to talk about it or asking

when we're going to talk about it and we're like, I don't know, you know, it's a lot of content

right now, but right now there's not yeah man so let's do it

let's talk about Spider-Man into the Spider-verse yeah so it was a great movie. Great. That was fun. That was fun. That was fun. We're done. Yeah, honestly, like I know we'll dive in and we'll talk about a lot of things here, but like I don't know what there is to say that hasn't

already been said on a thousand other podcasts I just loved it I just freaking

loved it I'm not a big animation guy I have a hard time connecting with it oftentimes it's not very

well done is the truth of it oftentimes it it doesn't cross it doesn't cross the empathy barrier for me so like I can't get into it because a lot of a lot of

animation is feels too cartoony or something and yeah there's something about the way it was a combination of a lot of things, but the

characters in this movie just felt real.

Even the sillier characters had like heartfelt moments.

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