was it juicy?

Awesome

I don't remember writing this comment But i think that makes sense because i didn't

Why was the orange so amazing?

Bruv NOBODY CARES *FUCK*

Yeah that's what ATSV hinted at the end. Miles 1610 was supposed to be Prowler, while Miles 42 was supposed to become Spider-Man

@@Mommy_Makima20 but Aarón Davis in earth 1610 was already prowler, so miles would be nothing.

@@SYDAirlineEnthusiast So you're saying just cause one person is something that Miles couldn't eventually become the Prowler in the future?

​@@Mommy_Makima20didnt harry osborn become the green gobbo too

@@Mommy_Makima20 why would Aaron Davis just let miles be prowler? Also, miles would had never found out his uncle was the prowler if he wasn’t Spider-Man.

Ima be honest if prowler told kingpin that the “I can’t he is my nephew” i think he might have lived cause bruh kingpin also lost family

@@ChrisZAnimator it was already too late. Miles knew Prowler's identity and there wasn't much they could do about it other than silence him (which Aaron couldn't do ofc 😔)

XD

Funniest line in the whole movie 😂

He’s not wrong tho Let’s be fair

Pov your black uncle abuses you

@@coolandamazingchicken6165why’d you add the black

Forshadowing! Damn

Dude, Tombstone didn’t even land a single punch in the whole movie, I bet even I could beat him by only kicking his balls.

Bro Tombstone got folded mad 💀😂 Imagine being that useless that you just get reduced to some generic henchman

Casually takes on the one guy who gave Spectacular Spider-man the butt-whooping of his life

The car looks a little bit weird but The brain could easily chalk that up to a paint app

It was. There can be multiple canon events

​@@anastasia_852 There *are multiple

​@@anastasia_852uncle dying was the "Uncle Ben dies" canon event. Police chief is a separate event.

I was wondering that but maybe it's because of the lack of "with great power" line, which every Spider but Miles was told

​​@@Najemniczkas Yes, essentially Miles had no sense of power or responsibility. Sorry my broken English. The death of his uncle for Miles contained a lesson that you shouldn't turn away from relatives who love you for the sake of easy money, adventures, or simply because of misunderstandings. Apparently both Aaron and Miles' father had criminal records. And when Jeff at one point decided to give up such a life for the sake of love, his son and service to the law, Aaron felt betrayed. Most likely, the unwillingness to try to improve the relationship due to misunderstandings, disagreements, stubbornness, selfishness or something else destroyed the Davis family. For Miles, this was a lesson that you can't turn away from your family, no matter what the cost. And we saw the logical result of this lesson in the sequel. Miles was presented with the same choice as his uncle: a promising future close to powerful people, but with someone else's blood on his hands, or family. And if Aaron, in his fateful moment, agreed to the first, but Miles...

You can even see it in his mask too

It’s canon event. He can’t.

He’s a high-tech cat burglar; supposed to be quick and light on his feet. Bulletproof stuff is REALLY heavy.

@@christiandeepe6414 So he has bigass high-tech gauntlets but not a lightweight bulletproof costume

Liv, as in Olivia, since that's Doc Oc's first name in this universe

Same I was in theaters glued to my seat worried for miles and then that jump scare got me

she switches through all of them in a matter of seconds but miles is out of her field of view

@@Hydratus7exactly lmao like we can see her vision switching up and he’s just out of view, but honestly if you didn’t mention it i would’ve forgotten too 💀💀

In the first movie Miles can not control when he turns invisible and was found by Prowler on the stairs when he turned visible again. In the second movie, Miles learned to control invincibility much better.

Agreed

Actually, he was out of her field of view. Thats why she didn't see him until he was in the "go home machine."

Dude, every Spider-Man is unlucky. Spider-Man is someone who tries to be a hero despite the things that keep happening, and sometimes he causes those problems. I don't think there's ever been a peter parker or miles that didn't screw up in some way.

he just became spiderman in this movie… give him a break. he got the hang of it in the second movie, but without much help from his spider “friends”, he’s completely clueless about anything going on outside of his universe. you can see that in the second movie, he didnt know what canon events were or how much damage they cause if broken. peter wasnt perfect and was also a fuck up sometimes; becoming spiderman doesnt automatically make you a professional hero with 0 flaws.

Bro he's 15 he's inexperienced

Bro what were you expecting? James bond or smth?