Miles Morales crosses into a multiverse-spanning Spider-Society alongside Gwen Stacy, only to find that the group's leader believes certain tragedies must happen exactly on schedule to hold reality together. Built with roughly a thousand crew members and six visually distinct animated universes, it became the highest-grossing film Sony Pictures Animation has released.
After a radioactive spider bite and Peter Parker's death at the hands of Kingpin, Brooklyn teenager Miles Morales is thrown together with five other Spider-People pulled in from parallel universes to stop a machine that threatens to destroy them all. Phil Lord and Christopher Miller's screenplay, directed by Bob Persichetti, Peter Ramsey and Rodney Rothman, pairs a six-Spider-Man ensemble with a hand-drawn comic-book visual technique built specifically to make computer animation look like it was inked and printed.
Katie Mitchell, days from leaving for film school and still at odds with her earnest, technology-suspicious father, is stuck on a cross-country family road trip when a smartphone-assistant uprising begins rounding up humanity. Mike Rianda and Jeff Rowe's Sony Pictures Animation feature, produced by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, pairs a hand-painted visual style adapted from Into the Spider-Verse's animation technology with a script built from Rianda's own family history and childhood fascination with robots.