Director: Jon Watts
Cast: Tom Holland , Jake Gyllenhaal , Zendaya , Jacob Batalon , Jon Favreau , Marisa Tomei , Samuel L. Jackson , Cobie Smulders , Tony Revolori , J. B. Smoove , Angourie Rice , Remy Hii
Plot: Peter Parker goes on a school trip to Europe with his classmates. While abroad, Nick Fury recruits him for a mission that requires him to join forces with Quentin Beck a.k.a. Mysterio, a master of trickery and illusion who claims to be from a parallel Earth in the Multiverse. Together they will battle the extradimensional humanoids known as the Elementals.
My Movie Review: The movie is the best spider-man got to balance complexity in fun breeze:) Spider-Man: Far From Home is larger sequel as it goes global with vacation theme adventures away beyond the friendly neighborhood as it blend teen romance and superhero action perfect. Amazing visuals that are so precise make me blown away with adrenaline blast of events with pure emotion that lives up to everyone's expectation moving forward to the MCU''s next phase! Tom Holland is a gift that keeps on giving- personal and heartfelt, innocent yet keen, providing both the likeable awkwardness that’s integral to the character and such remarkable physicality! Secondary characters are more involved in the plot like Ned Peter’s best friend brings laughter as he found a girlfriend instantly the interactions were so hilarious and cute giving a young vibe Happy Hogan gets a subplot in which he develops feelings for Aunt May but also gets to step into the mentor role to Parker and Brad Davis whose Peter got intimidated with MJ's attention:) Jake Gyllenhaal is a heroic figure in all the marketing materials out-smart everyone revealing Spider-Man's identity to the world to a surprise video making this a full-on blockbuster triumph:)
Movie News: After the momentous finale of Avengers: Endgame, some Marvel fans will feel let down by the soft, spoofy opening of Spider-Man: Far From Home and the generic events of the first hour. The film is amusing in a PG, teen-action-comedy way, but after a fire monster erupts from the bowels of Prague and a wobbly Peter Parker (Tom Holland) watches from the sidelines as a more mature, authoritative superhero dubbed Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal) saves the city, you might think, “Is that all there is?” The second half of Spider-Man: Far from Home is a single, scary, brilliantly sustained climax in which what’s real seems just as improbable as what isn’t. There’s a good reason for that it’s all CGI! At its most dazzling Far From Home disintegrates its own illusions and reassembles them before your eyes, and you share Peter’s existential vertigo. And you can’t resent Peter for tying himself in knots over M.J. Zendaya is an original. She doesn’t make you feel that M.J. is part of Peter’s movie but that he’s part of hers. One more thing: You really need to stay for the two post-credit sequences! The first is a very worrisome surprise, the second is a colossal joke that lands, making the film seem even wittier!
Source: https://www.vulture.com/2019/07/spider-man-far-from-home-2019-review.html
Movie News: After the momentous finale of Avengers: Endgame, some Marvel fans will feel let down by the soft, spoofy opening of Spider-Man: Far From Home and the generic events of the first hour. The film is amusing in a PG, teen-action-comedy way, but after a fire monster erupts from the bowels of Prague and a wobbly Peter Parker (Tom Holland) watches from the sidelines as a more mature, authoritative superhero dubbed Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal) saves the city, you might think, “Is that all there is?” The second half of Spider-Man: Far from Home is a single, scary, brilliantly sustained climax in which what’s real seems just as improbable as what isn’t. There’s a good reason for that it’s all CGI! At its most dazzling Far From Home disintegrates its own illusions and reassembles them before your eyes, and you share Peter’s existential vertigo. And you can’t resent Peter for tying himself in knots over M.J. Zendaya is an original. She doesn’t make you feel that M.J. is part of Peter’s movie but that he’s part of hers. One more thing: You really need to stay for the two post-credit sequences! The first is a very worrisome surprise, the second is a colossal joke that lands, making the film seem even wittier!
Source: https://www.vulture.com/2019/07/spider-man-far-from-home-2019-review.html
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