This was 7 years ago… feels like yesterday

My favorite use of the Prowlers Theme is when Peter B Parker shows up. His shadow looks particularly "Prowlery" and the Theme begins to play but as it's revealed that it's actually Peter B, it transforms into nothing more than the sound of the screeching subway.

That scene was literally breathtaking. Spiderverse was unironically the best superhero film I’ve ever seen.

Another little detail: It’s established that Miles clings to things when he gets stressed out. When he jumps the glass under his fingers breaks, meaning he was very stressed and couldn’t release it. He was terrified and he jumped anyway. A true Leap of Faith.

I like that you can sometimes hear the Prowler elephant sound during the sequence too, because Uncle Aaron is part of what makes Miles who he is.

*AND ON THAT SCENE*, he finally becomes animated by 24 frames per second, which before he had about 16 to give that feeling that he's cluncky while the other characters graciously (as already complete heroes) were on 24 frames per second all the time. This movies is nuts man, a true masterpiece.

One thing I kinda want to add about the “What’s Up Danger” scene - in the script it’s written that “the camera is flipped. Miles isn’t falling. He’s rising“

I prefer the movie version of "what's up danger" because it's so triumphant and feels so much more powerful

I am still disappointed this version of 'What's up Danger' is not in the soundtrack.

I’d just like to say that the contrast is amazing from modern hip hop to hearing Biggie as we’re introduced to uncle Aaron, communicating how Miles and Aaron are kindred spirits although from different generations.

Fun fact, sunflower was still being written while the movie was in the works, so the very first scene with miles where he just hums and all the other scenes where he hums is because the song wasnt finished.

The scene where Miles' dad is talking to him on the other side of the door is so powerful, I love how the camera angle shows the audience that they are literally and figuratively divided

This movie is electrifying. The soundtrack is a huge part of that.

Here's a fun fact that not many people talk about: Miles keeps his shoes untied during the movie and whenever someone pointed it out he'd say "it's a choice," that 'choice' led to him tripping on his shoelaces and falling off the building, inevitably breaking the USB.

Seriously the song itself can be Miles' anthem for the next few movies

I started crying when you showed how they made the hi-hat noises out of Miles' spraypaint cans- god, they cared so much when making this movie, this soundtrack is the sound of real artists pouring their passion into these characters and this world.  God, it's so beautiful and so sweet.  You don't see passion like this in many films these days.

shoutout to the horn player playing all those octaves, that's not easy to make sound as buttery smooth as they did

You also forgot one thing, at the beginning of "What's Up Danger" it plays the distorted elephant sound, the sound that only played when the prowler/Miles' uncle was in a scene. If that sound represents The Prowler, and "Whats Up Danger" represents Miles figuring out who he is, then Miles wouldn't be who he is at the apotheosis of the film without influence from his uncle and his uncle's death.

As a total nerd when it comes to analyzing movie scores, discovering this channel was such a delight.

The hair on my arms during that entire scene: ⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️

slams fists down on a table THIS MOVIE IS SO GOOD

edit: punches through a wall THE SEQUEL IS SO GOOD