A complete movie should be able to tell a complete story, to stand on its own, to not cheat audience into the "to be continued". An emergency stop at the end of a movie will not encourage the general audiance to go to the sequals, but to leave great confusions and annoyment. The film staff should learn how to write complete and compelling stories that attract audience to the cinema next time, instead of forcing them with a "to be continued" phrase. This is supposed to be a movie, not a TV series! I recommend the staff to check out some modern good-paced trilogies, such as the Batman (Dark Night) trilogy and the Bourne trilogy.

In this particular film, I feel the director has a task list which he keeps squeezing characters and content into the two-hour length work.

The movie itself has bold and audacious visuals. It has taken steps further from the first movie (Spider-verse). It is refreshing at first; however it can also cause eye fatigue at the end.

The first movie can be appreciated by the general public, but this one is only for the fans. Two stars for the movie, one for the visual, and the other for the music.