It was a shame to see the last Aunt May scene removed, and removing only 1 line of Dafoe's Goblin is 1 line too many. The Sandcastle sequence plays immediately after another Marko scene that now sticks out and is basically pointless. It was still good, though I had no complaints about the theatrical score. After a colorful credits sequence, the mid-credits cut to Spider-Man and MJ landing back in the middle of the city, where MJ claims she’s never doing that. I didn't notice the score change all that much. Bernard never bothered me as much as it did most, but the replacement sequence gets to the point much faster and doesn't need any expositional dialogue so it's an instant win. Think it was missing some fx work though, which was jarring. at NAB earlier this month, discussing the creative collaboration that brought the widely acclaimed animated feature Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse to. Animation is an iterative process, and it’s changing every step of the way, said editor Robert Fisher Jr. Brief but necessary character moment to bring Flint back into the story. Editing in the Spider-Verse: How Key Scenes Changed on the Way to the Screen. They feel more like real friends that have turned on each other. He's a total douche in this scene, more fun and more interesting. In the theatrical cut, Peter is dead serious. The conversation Emo Peter and Harry have before fighting has been switched out for another take. Re-ordering the symbiote suit sequences only added a few seconds of extra footage but it felt so much more sinister. Really effective. The small changes made some dramatic differences.
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