Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

Student Miles Morales discovers he can become a version of Spider‑Man and soon finds himself crossing paths with alternate‑universe counterparts, each with their own unique abilities. The animated adventure follows his encounters across dimensions, all voiced in the film by Shameik Moore.

Spider‑Man: Into the Spider‑Verse is a programme presented as a movie within the superhero genre. It is an animated feature that follows the conventions of a cinematic release, offering a visual narrative centred on the iconic character of Spider‑Man. The title signals that the story will involve multiple versions of the hero, hinting at a broader scope beyond a single universe. The core of the narrative follows a young student named Miles Morales. While attending school, Miles discovers a way to become his own incarnation of Spider‑Man. As he assumes this new identity, he finds himself crossing paths with other individuals who also embody the Spider‑Man mantle, each hailing from distinct dimensions. These encounters drive the plot forward, as Miles navigates the complexities of sharing a heroic role with his multiversal counterparts. The production is rendered entirely in animation, giving the story a stylised visual approach. Voice work for the lead character is provided by Shameik Moore, whose performance guides the audience through Miles’s journey. The animated adventure format allows the programme to explore the interactions between the different Spider‑Man versions within a cohesive, visually driven framework. Throughout the film, the animated medium is used to depict the shifting realities that Miles encounters, while the voice performance keeps the narrative focused on his perspective. The combination of visual and vocal elements creates a cohesive adventure that follows Miles as he learns what it means to be Spider‑Man across many worlds.