The Canadian Lad, a content creator, is discussing hidden details from the first 45 minutes of Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse. He reveals that the creators, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, appear in the intro and have their own production company named "Lord Miller". The movie opens with Gwen Stacy playing drums in her universe, and Sony showcases bits of the characters that will appear throughout the film. The name of Gwen's band is The Mary Janes. In this sequel, it's revealed that Peter Parker in Gwen's universe always knew Gwen is Spider-Woman, which he revealed moments before dying. When Gwen reveals her true identity to her father, the animators use different colors to signify his internal struggle between supporting his daughter and fulfilling his duties as a law enforcement officer. Spider-Man 2099, or Miguel O'Hara, doesn't have any Spidey-sense. The movie also includes an Editor's note in the middle of a scene, similar to comic books. When the Renaissance Vulture smashes his head on a broken pillar, the action word "Notte" appears on screen instead of "POW" or "BLAM!". In the very first action sequence of this movie, Vulture destroys a Balloon Dog made by the famous artist Jeff Koons. The very first time we see Miles in this movie is in a shot with a giant billboard that says "Black Lives Matter". The first time we see the character "The Spot", Miles actually tries to web him. In Miles' introduction, he says "I've been catching all sorts of bad guys" and there we see Miles fighting a villain called "Leap-frog" and then he fights "Kraven The Hunter". Upon realizing that Spot not only dodges Miles' punch but turns them against him, he quickly comes up with a new plan. We see a montage of Miles designing his new suit. There he tries out various different Spider logos and suit colors. But the Spider-Symbol that he ended up using, he actually had a separate cut-out piece of it from elsewhere. This movie tells us that Aunt May in Miles' universe has now moved to Florida. Miles tells us that he has done a few endorsements as well to earn some money. One of which is a Baby Powder and the billboard says "With great powder comes great responsibility!". Miles draws a lot of paintings of the people that he loves. Where Gwen of course is the main focus. But notice Miles also draws quite a lot of paintings of his uncle Aaron. One of them even says "Rest in Power" instead of "Rest in Peace" indicating Miles still sees his uncle as a superhero! When Spot explains his origin story, he tells us that the Spider that bit Miles Morales came from another universe, precisely Earth-42. And Spot even demonstrates how this Spider was taken from its universe. When Spot visits Venom's universe aka Earth 688, there he steals a pack of gum from Mrs Chen's store. Now notice the name of the mint, it says "Venomint". This video only covers the first 45 minutes of the movie. Part 2 will cover the next 45 and then with Part 3, he's gonna give you the best video on this channel so far!
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The writers of the movie, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, appear in the intro.
2. The movie opens with Gwen Stacy playing drums with her band in her universe.
3. The name of Gwen's band is The Mary Janes.
4. Peter Parker in Gwen's universe always knew Gwen was Spider-Woman, which he revealed moments before dying.
5. After Peter Parker's death, Captain Stacy believes it was Spider-Woman who killed him.
6. The animators used different colors to signify Captain Stacy's conflicting emotions when Gwen reveals her true identity.
7. Spider-Man 2099 aka Miguel O'Hara doesn't have any Spidey-sense.
8. The movie features editor's notes, similar to those found in comics, to explain certain terms or concepts.
9. The action word "Notte Notte" appears on screen instead of "POW" or "BLAM!" when the Renaissance Vulture smashes his head on a broken pillar.
10. The Vulture destroys a Balloon Dog made by the famous artist Jeff Koons in the first action sequence.
11. The first time Miles is seen in the movie, a giant billboard in the background says "Black Lives Matter".
12. The character "The Spot" is a multi-dimensional being with portals all over his body.
13. Miles has written "What's my story?" in his art book, indicating he ponders his own identity and purpose.
14. Miles fights villains called "Leap-frog" and "Kraven The Hunter" in his introduction.
15. Miles' leg sticks out of Spot's body during their fight, and Spot later uses a portal to replace his face with Miles'.
16. Miles quickly comes up with a new plan to use Spot's portals against him after realizing Spot can dodge his attacks.
17. Miles tries out various different Spider logos and suit colors when designing his new suit.
18. Aunt May in Miles' universe has moved to Florida.
19. Miles has done endorsements, including one for a Baby Powder with a billboard that says "With great powder comes great responsibility!"
20. Miles draws paintings of the people he loves, including Gwen and his uncle Aaron.
21. Miles' roommate Ganke Lee is playing Marvel's PS5 Spider-Man 2.
22. Miles' father, Jefferson, is a police officer who raises concerns about the teacher's choice of words in a casual parents meeting.
23. The Lego universe is an exact copy of Tobey's universe but in Legos, where Peter Parker works for the Daily Bugle under J. Jonah Jameson.
24. The Spider that bit Miles Morales came from another universe, precisely Earth-42.
25. Spot visits Venom's universe, aka Earth 688, and steals a pack of gum from Mrs. Chen's store.
26. The pack of gum is called "Venomint".
27. Miles calls out Spot for calling the ATM an "ATM Machine", pointing out that "M" already means "Machine".
28. Spider-Man India calls out Miles for making a similar mistake when referring to "Chai-Tea" and "Naan-Bread".