The success of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse proves that a truly great movie can revive the superhero genre. The animated sequel made an impressive $120 million in its opening weekend at the domestic box office, and on Monday it became the highest-rated film ever on Letterboxd, a platform for movie fans to rate, review, and log films. The film earned a 4.7/5 score on the platform after just three days of release, making it the fifth film in history to be ranked the number one highest rated film on the site.
The Godfather, Parasite, Come and See, and Everything Everywhere All at Once are the other films that have achieved the top spot on Letterboxd. Only movies with over 5,000 ratings are eligible for the site’s top 250 list, which includes classic films such as The Godfather: Part II, A Dog’s Will, Hara-Kiri, Come and See, The Human Condition III: A Soldier’s Prayer, 12 Angry Men, Parasite, Seven Samurai, and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, with The Dark Knight following at number 16.
Across the Spider-Verse has an A CinemaScore from opening day audiences and a 95% “fresh” rating on the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes. The movie, the first to do justice to Spider-Man since Sam Raimi’s trilogy, exceeded box office expectations with a $120 million opening weekend and $208 million in global earnings so far. The film is currently playing in theaters and continues the story of Miles Morales as he jumps through different universes with Gwen Stacy and meets various Spider-People.
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