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themosleyreview · 2 years

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The Mosley Review: Spider-Man: No Way Home

First and foremost, I DO NOT SPOIL anything in my reviews! If I do, it is the most mild of spoilers. They're so mild, even the flaks of pepper in the sauce have no kick. That being said, I will only talk about things that have been confirmed in the trailers. If that is still a spoiler for you, then you have been warned. I have really enjoyed almost all the live Spider-Man films that have come along ever since 2001. There are a few that have not been a success, but for the most part they have been great. With this iteration of the titular character, we have gotten a rare opportunity to grow with him in a new and unpredictable way that has been absolutely spectacular. From his introduction in Captain America: Civil War to now has been an excellent exercise in starting small and making the character development come first and the action second. This film features the most action I've ever seen in this characters' live action history and it all felt natural and wasn't too busy. Aside from all of that, the story itself moves at a very brisk pace and I liked that. Its truly the end of the second act and the beginning of the third act where the story truly takes center stage and reveals the heart of the film. I really can't say too much, but I will say that out of the 3 MCU films, this one is was the best.

Tom Holland truly delivers a great performance as Spider-Man, but he did his best work as Peter Parker in this film. He is given a chance for Peter to grow up and he does in the best way and I loved every second of it. He learns many great life lessons and the one that is the most important in a powerful scene. The balance of being Peter and Spider-Man is a tight rope that many have walked and they have fallen on either one of the two sides, but Tom has become the first to perfectly flesh out both aspects of the character into a complete and quintessential version of the character. Zendaya returns as his girlfriend MJ and she gets some great moments to shine amongst the chaos. Jacob Batalon also returns as Ned and he was hilarious in a number of moments. Together they all continue to have that great chemistry that introduced in Homecoming and it is the best in this film. Benedict Cumberbatch was excellent yet again as Dr. Stephen Strange and I liked the fact that he was fascinated and also annoyed most of the film once Peter's plan fell apart in the spell casting. He's on clean up duty and their battle was visually stunning and exciting. J.K. Simmons continues to be the perfect adaption of J. Jonah Jameson that ever existed. Jon Favreau returns as Happy Hogan and he was just as jolly as you'd expect him to be, even though he's only in a handful of scenes. Maris Tomei dazzles once again as Aunt May and I loved that she got the most to do in this film. She delivers on her comedic timing in a particular scene and powerful scene that features all the life lessons for Peter in another.

Alfred Molina returns as the Dr. Otto Octavius from Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 2 and he was absolutely fantastic. He didn't skip a beat in delivering the characters downright hatred for Spider-Man and I loved that they kept him consistent with the voices he hears from his mechanical arms. Thomas Haden Church also returns as Flint Marko/ Sandman from Raimi's third film and he was fun to see. Jamie Foxx returns as Max Dillion / Electro from Marc Webb's Amazing Spider-Man 2 and I liked him, but he was very one note. Even though the characters intentions are made clear early on, you don't believe him for a second. Willem Dafoe reprises his iconic role as Norman Osborn / Green Goblin and he stole the film. He was more charismatic, brutal, creepy and unpredictable. He was the ticking time bomb that you never knew when it was about to go off and when he does, he shows why he will always be Spider-Man's number 1 arch nemesis.

The score by franchise composer Michael Giacchino was out of this world. He perfectly mixes the styles of Spider-Man and Doctor Strange in their chase sequence so well and how even musically they're battling for dominance. Giacchino brings back pieces of score from the Raimi and Webb films in a elegant way and it was awesome to hear. There are even gothic horror elements that he accents the Goblin scenes with and it made those scenes even more tense. There are also others that make an epic return and a cameo that re-legitimizes a section of Marvel that in my eyes never stopped being apart of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I know in my review of Far From Home I stated that it was the best Spider-Man film, well I’m correcting myself now. This is by far the best live action Spider-Man film and the most complete ending to a trilogy this comic book hero deserved. It has the heart, darkness, character growth and visually layered storytelling I've ever seen in a Spider-Man film. Don't let this film be spoiled by others. This is a MUST SEE and a love letter to all the Spidey fans out there. Do stick around for both end credit scenes because they're both spectacular. Let me know what you thought of the film or my review in the comments below. Thanks for reading!

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loveinstreams · 7 years

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Marc Favreau, Luc Durand: Sol et Gobelet (x)

#from my childhood #sol et gobelet #children show #1960's #marc favreau #sol #luc durand #Québec

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eliyager · 2 years

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every single movie i watched in 2021

i’m only including movies that i watched for the first time

tw \\ blood and somewhat nsfw at number 10

1. (500) Days of Summer - 2009

date watched: february 11th

directed by: marc webb

rating: 8\10

age rating: PG-13

movie length: 95 minutes

would i watch again: probably

2. To All the Boys: Always and Forever - 2021

date watched: february 12th

directed by: michael fimognari

rating: 10\10

age rating: TV-14

movie length: 109 minutes

would i watch again: absolutely

3. Us - 2019

date watched: february 15th

directed by: jordan peele

rating: 10/10

age rating: R

movie length: 116 minutes

would i watch again: hell no extremely creepy

4. The Emperor’s New Groove - 2000

date watched: february 26th

directed by: mark dindal

rating: 10\10

age rating: G

movie length: 78 minutes

would i watch again: absolutely, i don’t understand how i never watched it before

5. Framing Britney Spears - 2021

date watched: march 5th

directed by: samantha stark

rating: 10/10

age rating: N/A

movie length: 74 minutes

would i watch again: absolutely, however it was absolutely chilling and a bit disturbing

6. Man Up - 2015

date watched: march 9th

directed by: ben palmer

rating: 10/10

age rating: R

movie length: 88 minutes

would i watch again: absolutely, this movie is a hidden gem i found wanting to watch something with my mom (she fell asleep though). i highly recommend this movie it's amazing!!

7. Scott Pilgrim Vs the World - 2010

date watched: march 13th

directed by: edgar wright

rating: 6/10

age rating: PG-13

movie length: 112 minutes

would i watch again: i guess, it wasn't amazing but i did enjoyed it, tbh without the songs i probably wouldn't have liked it as much. it was okay, definitely a bit disappointing.

8. Instant Family - 2018

date watched: march 30th

directed by: sean andres

rating: 8/10

age rating: PG-13

movie length: 118 minutes

would i watch again: definitely, it had become one of my feel good movies!!

9. Three Identical Strangers - 2018

date watched: april 2nd

directed by: tim wardle

rating: 10/10

age rating: PG-13

movie length: 96 minutes

would i watch again: yes, it was an absolute masterpiece it gave me chills

10. Cam - 2018

date watched: april 7th

directed by: daniel goldhaber

rating: 5/10

age rating: N/A

movie length: 95 minutes

would i watch again: I don't think so, it was okay-ish kind of feels unfinished

11. Iron Man - 2008

date watched: april 16th

directed by: jon favreau

rating: 9.5\10

age rating: PG-13

movie length: 126 minutes

would i watch again: for sure

12. Iron Man 2 - 2010

date watched: april 30th

directed by: jon favreau

rating: 7.5\10

age rating: PG-13

movie length: 124 minutes

would i watch again: oh yeah i really enjoyed it

13. Thor - 2011

date watched: may 1st

directed by: kenneth branagh

rating: 6.5\10

age rating: PG-13

movie length: 115 minutes

would i watch again: i don’t think so, it was okay nothing more

14. Captain America: The First Avenger - 2011

date watched: may 5th

directed by: joe johnston

rating: 10\10

age rating: PG-13

movie length: 124 minutes

would i watch again: for sure, my favorite marvel movie so far

15. The Avengers - 2012

date watched: july 5th

directed by: joss whedon

rating: 7\10

age rating: PG-13

movie length: 143 minutes

would i watch again: it was really good but also really long and it was hard for me to pay attention for so long so i might watch again

16. But I’m a Cheerleader - 1999

date watched: july 14th

directed by: jamie babbit

rating: 10\10

age rating: R

movie length: 85 minutes

would i watch again: omg yes, instantly became one of my favorite movies

17. The Kissing Booth 3 - 2021

date watched: august 20th

directed by: vince marcello

rating: 7\10

age rating: TV-14

movie length: 112 minutes

would i watch again: yes, the kissing booth is a guilty pleasure of mine

18. Iron Man 3 - 2013

date watched: august 25th

directed by: shane black

rating: 10\10

age rating: PG-13

movie length: 130 minutes

would i watch again: yes! i really loved it

19. A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood - 2019

date watched: october 19th

directed by: marielle heller

rating: 6.5/10

age rating: PG

movie length: 109 minutes

would i watch again: probably, it was nice

20. Little Women - 2019

date watched: october 19th

directed by: greta gerwig

rating: 10/10

age rating: PG

movie length: 135 minutes

would i watch again: yes!! this movie is exactly my type, an instant fave

21. The Nightmare Before Christmas - 1993

date watched: october 27th

directed by: henry selick

rating: 5/10

age rating: PG

movie length: 76 minutes

would i watch again: no, I’m sorry I wanted so hard to like it :(((

22. Perfect Strangers - 2021

date watched: november 11th

directed by: lior ashkenazi

rating: 6/10

age rating: N/A

movie length: 90 minutes

would i watch again: not sure, it was okay

23. Dancing Arabs (A Borrowed Identity) - 2014

date watched: november 16th

directed by: eran riklis

rating: 10/10

age rating: N/A

movie length: 104 minutes

would i watch again: yes!! It was amazing

24. tick,tick…BOOM! - 2021

date watched: november 27th

directed by: lin-manuel miranda

rating: 10/10 age rating: PG-13

movie length: 121 minutes

would i watch again: yes!! absolute masterpiece

25. Image of Victory - 2021

date watched: december 8th

directed by: avi nesher

rating: 10/10

age rating: N/A movie length: 128 minutes

would i watch again: I think but it was really heavy

26. West Side Story - 2021

date watched: december 9th

directed by: steven spielberg

rating: 10/10

age rating: PG - 13

movie length: 156 minutes

would i watch again: absolutely it was amazing

27. Mustang - 2015

date watched: december 28th

directed by: deniz gamze ergüven

rating: 8/10

age rating: PG-13

movie length: 97 minutes

would i watch again: yes, but I need time to recover

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SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME (2021)

Starring Tom Holland, Zendaya, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jacob Batalon, Jon Favreau, Jamie Foxx, Willem Dafoe, Alfred Molina, Benedict Wong, Tony Revolori, Marisa Tomei, Andrew Garfield, Tobey Maguire, Thomas Haden Church, Rhys Ifans, Charlie Cox, Angourie Rice, Arian Moayed, Paula Newsome, Hannibal Buress, Martin Starr, JB Smoove and JK Simmons.

Screenplay by Chris McKenna & Erik Sommers.

Directed by Jon Watts.

Distributed by Columbia Pictures. 148 minutes. Rated PG-13.

We’ve all been waiting, and yes, it was worth the wait. Spider-Man: No Way Home has been the subject of a massive amount of chatter online, as little nuggets of information were slipped out to the fans.

Is that really Alfred Molina revisiting his Spider-Man 2 role of Doc Octopus? Is Willem Defoe really coming back as The Green Goblin from the original 2003 Spider-Man movie? And Jamie Foxx is coming back too as Electro from The Amazing Spider-Man 2? Plus, are they giving the character the traditional Electro outfit, not making him look like Dr. Manhattan from Watchmen like in the earlier film?

I feel safe mentioning that eventually five former Spidey supervillains show up from the earlier Sam Raimi and Marc Webb Spider-Man series, since that has been shown in the trailers and other stories. (The other two are Thomas Haden Church’s Sandman from Spider-Man 3 and Rhys Ifans’ Lizard, also from The Amazing Spider-Man 2.) Well, technically a sixth one kind of shows up, but no more about that.

Still, the best way to go into Spider-Man: No Way Home is knowing as little as possible. In fact, before the preview screening I saw, there was a short clip where the stars begged us not to give up any spoilers.

It is nearly impossible to explain how much fun the latest Spider-Man film No Way Home is without giving up spoilers. And while I will do my best to keep a lid on the surprises, any article which discusses this film without mentioning any of those things will be very short indeed. So fair warning, if you want to wait until after you see Spider-Man: No Way Home before reading the story, I will not be offended. The article will be here after you are ready.

The new Spider-Man film centers on the concept of the multiverse, a concept which has become exceedingly popular in comic-book films and TV series – both Marvel and DC have used it extensively, and even Spidey has previously used it in the stand-alone animated film Spider-Man: Into the Multiverse.

As explained in LiveScience.com: “Multiverse theory suggests that our universe, with all its hundreds of billions of galaxies and almost countless stars, spanning tens of billions of light-years, may not be the only one. Instead, there may be an entirely different universe, distantly separated from ours — and another, and another.” Therefore, there are multiple variations of people in different universes, all living different lives and lifestyles and effected by different world events.

I’ve never been a huge fan of the whole multiverse thing – it seems too convenient and makes anything, no matter how unlikely, possible. However, Spider-Man: No Way Home uses the theory elegantly, tying together the three recent Spider-Man film series into an eye-popping, emotionally draining whole.

It does this in one more basic way. [SPOILER ALERT!] I feel I can say this because it has been floating around for a while, but if you want to be completely surprised, skip this paragraph. In the new film, current Spidey Tom Holland meets up with the two previous film Peter Parkers: Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire. All of them have different styles, different personalities and different takes on the character (just like the films that spawned them), and together they fight off the series of bad guys let loose from the multiverse.

[Okay, spoiler people can come back now.]

Okay, that’s all the secrets I’ll be letting out. However, what I can say without ruining anything is that Spider-Man: No Way Home is the perfect modern blockbuster and the best MCU film in quite some time, maybe even since the first Avengers movie – and I’m saying that as a fan of many of the films that have come in between.

As always, it is also self-referential. One nice, slightly unimportant Easter Egg for fans is the first crossover between the MCU and the Netflix Marvel series happens here, with a brief cameo by Daredevil star Charlie Cox as his alter-ego, Matt Murdoch, who is hired as a lawyer to defend Peter Parker.

Spider-Man: No Way Home is fun, exciting, and often surprisingly moving. Let’s face it, it’s a triumph all around. This is how these films should be done.

Jay S. Jacobs

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Spotted a few nights ago: A Spencer cat serving as a sleeping lap desk while I do my pages read through of Book 2. He just wants to help.

#Also #The new Ami names sound like they're in like #A literary gang or something #All the same first names but new last names now #Rene Delacroix #Frantz Seymour #Auden Carlisle #Eli Matos #Marc Favreau #Elliot Roux #Benoit Martel #Chema Guerra #Jahni Franklin #They sound like they meet in coffee shops to battle over poetry or something idk #I like them though #Spencer Reid the Cat #The Life of KCrabb

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speedygal · 3 years

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Marc Webb, meanwhile, is still attached to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Juan Carlos Fresnadillo has been tapped for The Sword in the Stone, Carlos López Estrada is tackling Robin Hood, and the list goes on and on. With that in mind, it shouldn’t be a surprise to hear that our sources – the same ones who told us Jon Favreau’s Lion King was getting a sequel long before it was confirmed – have informed us that The Emperor’s New Groove is next in line.

#emperor's new groove #disney+#disney #remake

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No Time to Die

2020

2h 43min

Directed by: Cary Joji Fukunaga

Cast: Daniel Craig, Rami Malek, Lea Seydoux, Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris, Ben Whishaw, Rory Kinnear, Jeffrey Wright, Ana de Armas, Dali Benssalah, David Dencik, Lashana Lynch, Billy Magnussen

UK release: 2 April 2021

The 25th James Bond film is directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga and sees Daniel Craig in the lead for one last time.

Knives Out

2019

2h 10min

12A

Directed by: Rian Johnson

Cast: Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, Ana de Armas, Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Shannon, Don Johnson, Toni Collette, Lakeith Stanfield, Katherine Langford, Jaeden Martell, Christopher Plummer

UK release: 27 November 2019

When mystery writer Harlan Thrombey (Plummer) is found with his throat slit, puffed-up private detective Benoit Blanc (Craig) gets on the case. A wickedly knowing, flamboyantly bitchy take on the whodunnit, with a great cast, bags of style and a splendidly outrageous comic turn from Craig. Bloody good fun.

Logan Lucky

2017

1h 59min

12A

Directed by: Steven Soderbergh

Cast: Channing Tatum, Adam Driver, Seth MacFarlane, Riley Keough, Katie Holmes, Daniel Craig

UK release: 25 August 2017

Jimmy (Tatum), his brother Clyde (Driver) and sister Mellie (Keough) enlist the help of redneck jailbird and explosives expert Joe Bang (Craig) to rob the Charlotte Motor Speedway. Soderbergh’s latest comedy heist movie is perhaps his best, with a great cast, a satisfying plot and witty dialogue.

Kings

2017

1h 26min

Directed by: Deniz Gamze Ergüven

Cast: Halle Berry, Daniel Craig, Lamar Johnson

Following the life of a foster family in LA amidst the riots that followed the Rodney King trial verdict.

Spectre

2015

2h 28min

12A

Directed by: Sam Mendes

Cast: Daniel Craig, Christoph Waltz, Léa Seydoux, Monica Bellucci, Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris, Ben Whishaw, Rory Kinnear, Andrew Scott, Dave Bautista, Stephanie Sigman

UK release: 26 October 2015

James Bond (Craig) comes up against a global crime syndicate, while back at home, the 00 programme is under threat from reckless moderniser C (Scott). With its swagger, dry humour and frequent, well-executed action it's a solid crowdpleaser, but the story is predictable, the characterisation is thin and overall it lacks…

Skyfall

2012

2h 25min

12A

Directed by: Sam Mendes

Written by: John Logan, Neal Purvis, Robert Wade

Cast: Daniel Craig, Javier Bardem, Judi Dench, Ralph Fiennes, Albert Finney, Naomie Harris, Bérénice Marlohe

UK release: 26 October 2012

When cyber-terrorists steal an MI6 hard drive, 007 is ordered to recover it. After the let-down of Quantum of Solace, the 23rd official Bond movie is a belter; the script is smart, Craig is better than ever, and Bardem is a thrilling villain. 50 years on from Dr No, it's a well-wrapped birthday present.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

2011

US / Sweden / UK / Germany

2h 37min

Directed by: David Fincher

Cast: Daniel Craig, Rooney Mara, Christopher Plummer, Stellan Skarsgård, Steven Berkoff, Robin Wright, Yorick van Wageningen, Joely Richardson

UK release: 26 December 2011

An investigative journalist (Craig) forms an uneasy alliance with a computer hacker (Mara) in an attempt to solve a disappearance. Th400 transbrake kit. Fincher amps up the dark poetry and Mara exudes a barely suppressed rage in every scene, elevating a populist novel into a compelling (if overlong) drama of bleakness and corruption.

Dream House

2011

1h 31min

Directed by: Jim Sheridan

Written by: David Loucka

Cast: Daniel Craig, Rachel Weisz, Naomi Watts, Marton Csokas

UK release: 25 November 2011

Publisher Will (Craig) relocates to the suburbs with his wife (Weisz) and daughters, but when their house turns out to be the scene of a massacre, the domestic dream turns sour. Best remembered as the movie that saw Craig and Weisz get together, because their chemistry can't save the clunky script and inert direction.

The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn

2011

US / New Zealand

1h 47min

Directed by: Steven Spielberg

Cast: Jamie Bell, Andy Serkis, Daniel Craig

After buying a replica model ship at a flea market, Tintin (Bell) is embroiled in a world of subterfuge. Not since Indy's third outing has Spielberg felt so fresh and unshackled; it feels like a hark back to the heyday of 1980s adventure cinema.

Cowboys and Aliens

2011

12A

Directed by: Jon Favreau

Cast: Daniel Craig, Harrison Ford, Olivia Wilde

Drunk and trouble maker Jake (Craig) is broken out of jail and forced to help grumpy old Arizona lawman Percy (Ford) when aliens start to attack. Dull, humourless and over written sci fi western from Iron Man director Favreau.

One Life

2011

Directed by: Michael Gunton, Martha Holmes

Written by: Michael Gunton, Martha Holmes

Cast: Daniel Craig (voice)

Documentary for kids featuring stunning footage of animals in the wild and narrated by Daniel Craig.

Defiance

2009

2h 16min

Directed by: Edward Zwick

Written by: Edward Zwick, Clayton Frohman

Cast: Daniel Craig, Liev Schreiber, Jamie Bell, George MacKay

Remarkable true story of the Bielski brothers, three real-life heroes who, against all odds, preserve a community of Jews who escape Poland for the forests of Belarus during WWII. Allied with the Russian resistance, the community thrives unexpectedly, leaving leader Tuvia Bielski (Craig) with heavy responsibilities.

Flashbacks of a Fool

2008

1h 53min

Directed by: Baillie Walsh

Written by: Baillie Walsh

Cast: Daniel Craig, Harry Eden, Claire Forlani, Felicity Jones, Eve, Emilia Fox, Jodhi May, Miriam Karlin

Set in present-day California and an English seaside resort circa 1972, Joe Scott (Craig between Bond outings), is a washed up Hollywood star who recalls a traumatic teenage experience that leads to professional success and personal self-destruction. Good supporting performances and rather pedestrian flashbacks make for…

Quantum of Solace

2008

UK / US

1h 45min

12A

Directed by: Marc Forster

Written by: Ian Fleming, Michael G Wilson

Cast: Daniel Craig, Olga Kurylenko, Mathieu Amalric, Gemma Arterton, Judi Dench, Jeffrey Wright, Giancarlo Giannini

'Quantum of Solace' starts with a trademark action sequence involving cars burning rubber around narrow roads and then proceeds to jump from one thrill to another, while moving through locations like pages in a travel brochure. A major plus is Amalric's turn as the villain Dominic Greene, head of an organisation which…

The Golden Compass

2007

US / UK

1h 45min

12A

Directed by: Chris Weitz

Cast: Dakota Blue Richards, Freddie Highmore, Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig, Sam Elliott, Eva Green, Jim Carter, Tom Courtenay, Ian McKellen, Ian McShane, Ben Walker

Based on the novel by Phillip Pullman, this fantasy adventure follows Lyra (Richards), who has been entrusted with the last remaining 'alethiometer', or golden compass, which she must keep from the power-crazed Magisterium. The world Weitz has created is beautifully designed and fascinating, but choppily structured and…

The Invasion

2007

1h 39min

Directed by: Oliver Hirschbiegel, James McTeigue

Written by: Dave Kajganich, Wachowski brothers

Cast: Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig, Jeremy Northam, Jackson Bond, Jeffrey Wright, Veronica Cartwright

Another reworking of classic 1950s thriller 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers'. A mysterious epidemic is sweeping the world, and when a DC psychiatrist (Kidman) discovers its extraterrestrial origin, she and her colleague (Craig) must work together to find a cure before they become its next victims. A waste of celluloid.

Infamous

2006

1h 58min

Directed by: Douglas McGrath

Written by: Douglas McGrath, Book:, George Plimpton

Cast: Toby Jones, Sandra Bullock, Lee Pace, Daniel Craig, Jeff Daniels, Peter Bogdanovich

A more flamboyant and light-hearted biopic of Truman Capote than Bennett Miller's 2005 film 'Capote'. Jones is great in the lead as the eccentric writer but a weak supporting cast renders this the lesser of the two.

Casino Royale

2006

US / UK / Czech Republic

2h 24min

12A

Directed by: Martin Campbell

Written by: Ian Fleming

Cast: Daniel Craig, Eva Green, Mads Mikkelsen, Judi Dench

The prequel to the other Bond films time warps back to the enduring action hero becoming a 00 licensed to kill. The latest Bond (Craig) proves to be a strong leading man, but the film is let down by trying to do too much. With a weak villain and Bond girl to boot, it doesn't really feel like a Bond film at all.

Renaissance

2006

France / UK / Luxemburg

1h 45min

Directed by: Christian Volckman

Cast: Daniel Craig, Romola Garai, Jonathan Pryce

Impressive looking 3D futuristic thriller with a black and white render which never quite gets going. Paris 2054. Ilona Tassueiv (Garai), a young and brilliant researcher is violently kidnapped. Avalon, a giant multinational corporation and her employer, wants her found. Dellenbach (Pryce), Avalon's CEO, has requested…

Enduring Love

2004

1h 40min

Directed by: Roger Michellv

Cast: Rhys Ifans, Daniel Craig, Samantha Morton

Based on Ian McEwan's bestseller, a man's worldview is bruised when his attempt to save a boy from a hot air balloon accident goes wrong.

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Layer Cake

2004

1h 45min

Directed by: Matthew Vaughn

Cast: Daniel Craig, Sienna Miller, Michael Gambon

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A cocaine dealer works his way through two tough assignments from his boss on the day before his retirement.

The Mother

2003

1h 30min

Directed by: Roger Michell

Written by: Hanif Kureishi

Cast: Anne Reid, Daniel Craig, Cathryn Bradshaw

A recently widowed grandmother embarks on an affair with a man half her age, who is also sleeping with her daughter.

Sylvia

2003

1h 40min

Directed by: Christine Jeffs

Cast: Gwyneth Paltrow, Daniel Craig, Lucy Davenport

A biopic of the relationship and fatal attraction between poets Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes.

Road to Perdition

2002

1h 57min

Directed by: Sam Mendes

Cast: Tom Hanks, Paul Newman, Jude Law, Daniel Craig, Tyler Hoechlin

A Depression era gangster picture with solid American family values. It may also, like Mendes' absurdly overrated Oscar-winner 'American Beauty', fool cinema-goers into confusing its moody self-importance for profound insight. For here are Big Stars, Big Themes (Fathers and Sons, Loyalty and Betrayal, Sin and Salvation…

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No Time to Die

2020

2h 43min

Directed by: Cary Joji Fukunaga

Cast: Daniel Craig, Rami Malek, Lea Seydoux, Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris, Ben Whishaw, Rory Kinnear, Jeffrey Wright, Ana de Armas, Dali Benssalah, David Dencik, Lashana Lynch, Billy Magnussen

UK release: 2 April 2021

The 25th James Bond film is directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga and sees Daniel Craig in the lead for one last time.

Knives Out

2019

2h 10min

12A

Directed by: Rian Johnson

Cast: Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, Ana de Armas, Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Shannon, Don Johnson, Toni Collette, Lakeith Stanfield, Katherine Langford, Jaeden Martell, Christopher Plummer

UK release: 27 November 2019

Logan Lucky

2017

1h 59min

12A

Directed by: Steven Soderbergh

Cast: Channing Tatum, Adam Driver, Seth MacFarlane, Riley Keough, Katie Holmes, Daniel Craig

UK release: 25 August 2017

Kings

2017

1h 26min

Directed by: Deniz Gamze Ergüven

Cast: Halle Berry, Daniel Craig, Lamar Johnson

Citrix workspace silent install. Following the life of a foster family in LA amidst the riots that followed the Rodney King trial verdict.

Spectre

2015

2h 28min

12A

Directed by: Sam Mendes

Cast: Daniel Craig, Christoph Waltz, Léa Seydoux, Monica Bellucci, Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris, Ben Whishaw, Rory Kinnear, Andrew Scott, Dave Bautista, Stephanie Sigman

UK release: 26 October 2015

List Of Daniel Craig Movies

Skyfall

2012

2h 25min

12A

Directed by: Sam Mendes

Written by: John Logan, Neal Purvis, Robert Wade

Cast: Daniel Craig, Javier Bardem, Judi Dench, Ralph Fiennes, Albert Finney, Naomie Harris, Bérénice Marlohe

UK release: 26 October 2012

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

2011

US / Sweden / UK / Germany

2h 37min

Directed by: David Fincher

Cast: Daniel Craig, Rooney Mara, Christopher Plummer, Stellan Skarsgård, Steven Berkoff, Robin Wright, Yorick van Wageningen, Joely Richardson

UK release: 26 December 2011

An investigative journalist (Craig) forms an uneasy alliance with a computer hacker (Mara) in an attempt to solve a disappearance. Fincher amps up the dark poetry and Mara exudes a barely suppressed rage in every scene, elevating a populist novel into a compelling (if overlong) drama of bleakness and corruption.

Dream House

2011

1h 31min

Directed by: Jim Sheridan

Written by: David Loucka

Cast: Daniel Craig, Rachel Weisz, Naomi Watts, Marton Csokas

UK release: 25 November 2011

The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn

2011

US / New Zealand

1h 47min

Directed by: Steven Spielberg

Cast: Jamie Bell, Andy Serkis, Daniel Craig

Cowboys and Aliens

2011

12A

Directed by: Jon Favreau

Cast: Daniel Craig, Harrison Ford, Olivia Wilde

One Life

2011

Directed by: Michael Gunton, Martha Holmes

Written by: Michael Gunton, Martha Holmes

Cast: Daniel Craig (voice)

Documentary for kids featuring stunning footage of animals in the wild and narrated by Daniel Craig.

Defiance

2009

2h 16min

Directed by: Edward Zwick

Written by: Edward Zwick, Clayton Frohman

Cast: Daniel Craig, Liev Schreiber, Jamie Bell, George MacKay

Flashbacks of a Fool

2008

1h 53min

Directed by: Baillie Walsh

Written by: Baillie Walsh

Cast: Daniel Craig, Harry Eden, Claire Forlani, Felicity Jones, Eve, Emilia Fox, Jodhi May, Miriam Karlin

Quantum of Solace

2008

UK / US

1h 45min

12A

Directed by: Marc Forster

Written by: Ian Fleming, Michael G Wilson

Cast: Daniel Craig, Olga Kurylenko, Mathieu Amalric, Gemma Arterton, Judi Dench, Jeffrey Wright, Giancarlo Giannini

The Golden Compass

2007

US / UK

1h 45min

12A

Directed by: Chris Weitz

Cast: Dakota Blue Richards, Freddie Highmore, Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig, Sam Elliott, Eva Green, Jim Carter, Tom Courtenay, Ian McKellen, Ian McShane, Ben Walker

The Invasion

2007

1h 39min

Directed by: Oliver Hirschbiegel, James McTeigue

Written by: Dave Kajganich, Wachowski brothers

Cast: Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig, Jeremy Northam, Jackson Bond, Jeffrey Wright, Veronica Cartwright

Infamous

2006

1h 58min

Directed by: Douglas McGrath

Written by: Douglas McGrath, Book:, George Plimpton

Cast: Toby Jones, Sandra Bullock, Lee Pace, Daniel Craig, Jeff Daniels, Peter Bogdanovich

Casino Royale

2006

US / UK / Czech Republic

2h 24min

12A

Directed by: Martin Campbell

Written by: Ian Fleming

Cast: Daniel Craig, Eva Green, Mads Mikkelsen, Judi Dench

Renaissance

2006

France / UK / Luxemburg

1h 45min

Directed by: Christian Volckman

Cast: Daniel Craig, Romola Garai, Jonathan Pryce

Enduring Love

2004

1h 40min

Directed by: Roger Michellv

Cast: Rhys Ifans, Daniel Craig, Samantha Morton

Based on Ian McEwan's bestseller, a man's worldview is bruised when his attempt to save a boy from a hot air balloon accident goes wrong.

Layer Cake

2004

1h 45min

Directed by: Matthew Vaughn

Cast: Daniel Craig, Sienna Miller, Michael Gambon

A cocaine dealer works his way through two tough assignments from his boss on the day before his retirement.

The Mother

2003

1h 30min

Directed by: Roger Michell

Written by: Hanif Kureishi

Cast: Anne Reid, Daniel Craig, Cathryn Bradshaw

A recently widowed grandmother embarks on an affair with a man half her age, who is also sleeping with her daughter.

Sylvia

2003

1h 40min

Directed by: Christine Jeffs

Cast: Gwyneth Paltrow, Daniel Craig, Lucy Davenport

A biopic of the relationship and fatal attraction between poets Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes.

Road to Perdition

2002

1h 57min

Directed by: Sam Mendes

Cast: Tom Hanks, Paul Newman, Jude Law, Daniel Craig, Tyler Hoechlin

Daniel Craig Film Clue

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8 Disney Live-Action Movies Coming Up Next After Cruella

Cruella was indeed a long-awaited live-action movie that finally arrived on 22 May 2021. It was a prequel to the 101 Dalmatians story and was a hit on both Disney+ premier and theatres. However, Cruella is just the beginning, as Disney has an entire list of similar movies in the production process. To be precise, the number reaches up to 14. Disney has decided to work on the revoked storyline with a new perspective for existing characters. It is to be done according to the analysis on the preferred choice of audiences. Disney has been working on its vast range of catalogs to bring classic characters with mixed results. While Disney is known for its animated film productions, it gave us some of the best live-action adaptations of various movies. For instance, The Lion King and Beauty and the Beast.

Presenting a deeper look at the controversial characters from the bigger franchises has become a trend. For instance, movies like Joker and Maleficent are the supporting characters from the bigger franchise. But Disney provided us with a different perspective of those characters in the movie. The live-action trend began with Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book (1994) and Cruella de Vil in 101 Dalmatians (1996) and 102 Dalmatians (2000). Here are some of the Disney live-action movies coming up next after Cruella based on existing stories such as:

1. The Little Mermaid

The next live-action movie, a remake of ‘The Little Mermaid,’ is expected to come, as Disney announced its casting. The casting is followed by Halle Bailey as ‘Ariel,’ the title character, and Melissa McCarthy as ‘Ursula’, the villain character. And Awkwafina will play Scuttle, Daveed Diggs as Sebastian, and Jonah Hauer-King as Prince Eric. Most of the previous live-action adaptations of animated musicals have included lesser classic Disney song catalog. However, the adaptations of ‘The Little Mermaid’ will be arriving with the original soundtrack. Alan Menken (worked on original music) and Lin-Manuel Miranda are working on new songs as well. The film production was in process but was delayed due to the pandemic. So, the released date is yet to be announced.

2. Luca

Pixar is offering an animated coming-of-age story movie that includes the adventures of two boys. The initial release date is fixed for June 18, 2021. It is a story about two boys, ‘Luca’ and his friend Alberto, as they are set to enjoy sun-soaked summer at the Italian seaside. Jacob Tremblay will be playing the role of Luca Paguro, Jack Dylan Grazer will play Alberto Scorfano, and Emma Berman as Giulia. The story follows the life of two magical sea creatures posing as boys and exploring scooter rides, pasta, gelato, and the countryside.

3. Peter Pan & Wendy

Here comes another live-action adaptation of J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan. The film is currently in production and is directed by David Lowery. It has adopted the name directly from J.M. Barrie’s novel ‘Peter and Wendy’. However, it is suggested that the focus might have shifted from Peter to Wendy. Ever Anderson will play the new adaptation roles as Black Widow and Peter as Alexander Molony.

4. Jungle Book Sequel

Disney has announced about working on the sequel of 2016’s The Jungle Book. According to the reports, the writer and director of the first installment, Justin Marks and Jon Favreau, are constantly working together. However, there has been no confirmation about the upcoming movie’s cast.

5. The Lion King Prequel

Disney announced the prequel of ‘The Lion King’ at the Disney Investor’s Day in 2020. Jon Favreau directed the first installment, and Moonlight director ‘Barry Jenkins will most likely direct the sequel.’ Well, for further information on the prequel about cast or story, we have to wait.

6. Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs

‘Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs’ also have had its fair share of adaptations, including Snow White and the Huntsman. And other sequels following the movie with a completely different story. The announcement said that Marc Webb would direct, Eric Cresidda Wilson will work on the script, and Justin Paul & Benj Pasek will work on new songs. As usual, the production was delayed by pandemic, and the release date is not announced yet.

7. Aladdin Sequel

Disney’s live-action Aladdin (2019) was a total hit, which brings the sequel in line. And it is expected that people will love the sequel as well, or at least it will be considered. The second installment is already in production with casting members Will Smith, Mena Massoud, and Naomi Scott as their previous roles. Disney’s original Aladdin (1992) was given two sequels, but the new sequel is believed to be a new story.

8. Hunchback

The Hunchback of the Notre Dame (1996) is not much famous but will be getting a live-action adaptation. It was announced in 2019 and will be produced by Josh Gad. It will be developed as a musical adaptation by drawing some of the elements from Victor Hugo. The confirmation about the project was given by Gad recently in January 2021.

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I'm errrr kinda running out of conversation ideas but I want to keep the conversation going? Anything you want to ask me? Im a lonely sausages and like to socialize!

sure I have one question

Did you ever read spies by Marc Favreau?

I’m supposed to be doing my assignment on it rn but I don’t want to lol

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2019: Top Ten Star Wars Media

It’s hard to deny that 2019 was the biggest year for Star Wars in recent memory. With not only the conclusion to the Skywalker Saga released in The Rise of Skywalker, and the first ever live action Star Wars series, The Mandalorian, but all other manner of books, comics, games, and shows, it was a busy year to be a fan of the Galaxy Far, Far Away. While this year’s big feature film may have been largely disappointing, there were still some great additions to the Star Wars legacy.

10. Star Wars: The Rise of Kylo Ren

Only one issue in and writer Charles Soule’s exploration of the start of the Kylo Ren tragedy is already shaping up to be another stellar addition to his already exceptional comics bibliography. While the Knights of Ren may have been little more than set dressing with cool designs in the films, Soule explores this deadly group of warriors as something of a self-destructive, nihilistic cult and gives them their own strange traditions and personality. Artist Will Sliney turns in career best work here with not only providing some great character design but also letting Ben Solo’s complicated facial expressions tell heartbreaking stories of their own. It’s complex and tragic reading that adds to the fascinating history of one of the most intriguing characters of the decade.

9. Star Wars Resistance

It is undeniably uneven and at times aimless, but Star Wars’ third canon animated series is still filled with moments of joy, spectacle, and undeniably fun plot swerves. The playful sense of humor and stellar racing/aerial combat sequences remain a standout and the show is likely a colorful delight for younger viewers. However, what made Resistance such a standout in 2019 is the refreshingly complex character arc given to one of its central cast members, Tam Ryvora. Showrunner Justin Ridge and voice actress Suzie McGrath show how anger and fear can lead even good people into the sway of fascism and Tam’s complicated betrayal and murky moral future makes for some of the most mature storytelling that Star Wars animation has attempted.

8. Star Wars Adventures

As always, IDW’s delightful Star Wars Adventures remains some of the most artistically dynamic and eclectic comics the franchises currently publishes. While always shooting for stories that can be enjoyed by Star Wars fans young and old, Adventures uses its anthology format to tell stories from across the entirety of the franchise canon featuring all manner of characters and letting different creative voices take a spin with the many toys offered. Whether it’s the creepy Halloween limited series Return to Vader’s Castle or seeing Chewbacca and a trusty Porg liberate the Wookiee homeworld of Kashyyyk, Adventures continues to offer a little something for all fans.

7. Star Wars Age of Rebellion

While there were gems inside all three of Marvel’s yearlong Age Of… limited series, its highlight of the most classic of Star Wars eras was undoubtedly its strongest. Greg Pak and his team of collaborating visual artists delivered some outstanding one off stories for Luke, Leia, Tarkin, and others, but it was ultimately their stellar Boba Fett story that proved the highlight of the twenty seven issue run. A mostly wordless Western that opens up with the galaxy’s most infamous bounty hunter riding into town on a robotic horse, Pak and Marc Laming’s thrilling and understated character study was the best Star Wars comic of the year and arguably the best Boba Fett story of the decade.

6. Star Wars: Resistance Reborn

Rebecca Roanhorse’s official prequel to The Rise of Skywalker proves to be a more satisfying experience than the movie that it ties into. Fans of Star Wars media are sure to find much to enjoy in this tale that not only bridges the eighth and ninth episodes of the saga but also provides a conclusion to all manner of media for the last decade. In an incredible balancing act, Roanhorse manages to tell a story of galactic rebellion and resolve while roping in characters from Star Wars Battlefront II, Chuck Wendig’s Aftermath trilogy, Claudia Gray’s Bloodline, Charles Soule’s Poe Dameron comic, and more. The result is a satisfying and thrilling read that rewards longterm readership while remaining a fun and consequential story in its own right.

5. Star Wars: Master and Apprentice

2019 was the twentieth anniversary of The Phantom Menace (holy crap) and while the film still remains a largely derided part of Star Wars history, Claudia Gray’s Qui-Gon Jinn centric prequel will happily enjoy a more positive legacy. Exploring the complicated teacher/student dynamic between Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan Kenobi, Master and Apprentice is an intriguing piece of courtly drama and conspiracy. Gray finds great dramatic fodder in the larger Jedi “family” formed by Qui-Gon and his own masters and former students and it makes for a fun character study amid some enjoyable dialogue centered prose. Gray is recognized by many as the strongest writer currently writing for Star Wars and Master and Apprentice is another fine addition to her repertoire.

4. Star Wars The Mandalorian

Of all other Star Wars media, The Mandalorian was the one to take the world by storm in 2019. Even outside the fire in a pan cuteness success of Baby Yoda, showrunner Jon Favreau’s space western drama was a runaway success. Despite a midseason drag in pacing and quality, the first ever live action Star Wars series thrilled and won over fans the world over with its enjoyable ensemble, great production design, and some stellar direction. Deborah Chow became the first woman to direct a live action Star Wars project and in the process delivered two fantastic hours of television. Her spearheading of an upcoming Obi-Wan show could not be more exciting. However, it was Taika Waititi’s outstanding season finale that is sure to stick in fan’s minds as a yearly highlight. Season two could not come faster.

3. Star Wars: Alphabet Squadron

Even with the Sequel Trilogy closing its doors last month, the next great Star Wars trilogy may have already begun in June. Alexander Freed draws inspiration from the cult favorite X-Wing novels of the 90’s to create a fantastically engaging military procedural set during the fall of the Empire and the rise of a new Republic. Without a doubt the most nuanced take of a galaxy in the final throes of wartime, Alphabet Squadron is an ensemble drama about a cast of characters finding their place in a new galaxy while coming to terms with their own trauma. Freed’s detailed and dutiful prose makes for a surprisingly engrossing read and some of the most powerful character writing to come out of a Star Wars novel in recent years. Thankfully the second installment arrives in less than six months!

2. Star Wars: Queen’s Shadow

There are few characters in the Star Wars galaxy that were in more need of a storytelling makeover than Padme Amidala. While she began as a great female heroine in The Phantom Menace, Padme spent the latter two films of the prequel trilogy bogged down with a leaden romantic story and a borderline misogynistic death. Writer EK Johnston’s Queen’s Shadow is an unabashed love letter to the girl queen that won over a generation of female fans in 1999 and a surprisingly relevant character study of a young woman entering the political scene in a time of galactic change and upheaval. Johnston turns Padme into a complex and politically astute young leader that is forced to navigate her transition from planetary matriarch to senator while also facing a wave of galactic scandal and judgement. It’s hard not to feel that Queen’s Shadow is in conversation with our own country’s treatment of women leaders and acts just as much as a rallying cry for young readers as it does a fun character piece. Also, who would have expected Sabe, Padme’s chief handmaiden played by Kiera Knightley in the film, to be one of the most emotionally complex protagonists of the year?

1. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order

It’s been well over a decade since players have been treated to a great Star Wars gaming experience. The last true single player Star Wars game was the woefully lackluster Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II and fans have been clamoring for years for another chance to dive deep into an interactive story set in this rich fictional galaxy. Luckily, Respawn Entertainment have delivered just that in the fantastic Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Blending the exploration of Metroid Prime, the combat of Dark Souls, and the platforming set pieces of Uncharted with a fresh new Star Wars story, Fallen Order may not reinvent the wheel but what it does is present an entertaining and engrossing experience. Character progression and combat feel tailored to Jedi philosophy and exploring new, entirely optional, environments riddled with fascinating lore makes stepping into the interactive world Respawn has crafted rewarding and fun. However, it is the game’s story of the last remaining members of traditions that have been victims of cultural genocide that makes Fallen Order a success. Relatable and complex lead characters and even surprisingly sympathetic villains make this story a refreshingly emotional one and its high and lows are felt with a welcome dedication to theme and pathos.

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