Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse now owns the Golden Globe for the best animated feature.
“Anyone can wear the mask; everyone is powerful and everyone is necessary, and that is the spirit of the movie,” pointed out Peter Ramsey, a co-director. “We all felt deeply that anyone can have this kind of experience and be this kind of hero. The story of Miles Morales was a way to crystallize all of those feelings into one character. Our favorite part was finding a voice for Miles Morales, with Shameik Moore, and creating something that could stand up to Peter Parker and be unique and different and separate.”
Spider-Verse, created by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, has been loved for its fresh story and visual style, so it’s now time to get ready for the Academy Awards.
It is worth noting that this is only the third time since the animated feature category was introduced in 2007 that it wasn’t awarded to a film from Disney or Pixar. This year, the winner competed with Pixar’s Incredibles 2 and Disney’s Ralph Breaks the Internet, as well as Wes Anderson’s Isle of Dogs and GKIDS’ Mirai.