1. There are seven Spider-Man's for the price of one.

This adaptation brought together seven different spiders from several universes. It included our Peter Parker, an alternate dimension Peter, a noir version, an anime named Peni Parker, Spider-ham, Gwen the Spider-woman, and the main character Miles Morales. Each of these characters brought their own compelling backstory to the table. They all added a special kind of wit and charisma to the screen that fit together perfectly. It was incredible to see all of these adaptations working together to create a super team.

2. There is a lot of emotional impact.

"Into the Spider-Verse" had more than one emotional punch. They weren't afraid to stun the audience as they really began Morales's story by having his dimension's Spiderman be killed right in front of him. We may have believed that this would be the most tragic moment of the film, only to be shocked again when one of the villains out for our spidey's turns out to be Miles's uncle, Aaron. It's shortly after that our hero has to watch his uncle be killed and then cry over his body, believing it to be his fault. It's these moments that propel Miles forward and into the superhero, he is meant to be.

3. The animation is outstanding.

The animation is this film is like nothing Marvel has done before. We get to see a comic book come to life on screen and it is done remarkably well. So much is added to this movie because of the visuals, especially how the multi-dimensions are shown throughout the film. With the various characters added, we get to watch several different worlds and the creators got the chance to be creative with their work, which resulted in something magical.

4. This film teaches great life lessons.

Our spidey's learn a lot of lessons in this story that the audience can draw inspiration and hope from. One of the sayings used many times is to always get back up. We got to see how each Spiderman experienced hardships that knocked them to their feet. However, their resilience was displayed in that they never gave up. Furthermore, in Uncle Aaron's last scene, he encourages Miles to keep going and be the best he can be. This is even more impactful as it comes from someone who wished he'd gone down a better path. Finally, we saw the downward spiral of alternate dimension Peter Parker, where he had ultimately given up. In conclusion, though, it is Miles who reminds him that there is no certainty in life, but that it is necessary to always try anyway. We learn that a leap of faith is always worth the fall.