Saw this yesterday in Lincoln with youngest son. Its long. It moves slowly. The animation and art work is good, fine images. Give the video folks a few more years and we will not be able to tell live actors from CGI actors. Aunt May is very convincing, in a few more years they will be able to slip her into a live action movie and we could not tell that she was not acted by a human. Sound man does good, I could understand all the lines. Camera man (CGI artists?) done good, all the scenes are properly lighted. It's animation all the way, no live actors at all.
Miles some-thing-or-other, is the teen age protagonist. He is drawn as black or Hispanic. He serves mostly as a punching bag thru out the film. He doesn't seem to have a mission, he doesn't do much, he gets dumped on, he seldom acts for himself. He has an impenetrable relation with his father (a cop) and an uncle who alternates between family member and masked villain. The artist doing Miles should have made him cuter, more like the ultra cute but nameless Spider girl.
Plot is strange. Some kinda inter dimensional door opens and Spidermen (and girls) from a dozen strange dimension turn up, including Peter Porker.
Only diehard Spiderman fans need to see this flick. It's too long and slow moving for kids.
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