Browsing: Jake Gyllenhaal

At first, we were like “Why don’t these Spider-Man: Far From Home posters have the new release date on them?”, but we realized with them being international, perhaps the July 4th weekend doesn’t have the same box-office pull. (That’s a joke, btw.) Anyhow, here are the six new character posters for the upcoming sequel to […]

Anytime a director describes an onset friendship as “becoming a problem”, we get a little worried. But in this case, it was a good problem for Spider-Man: Far From Home stars Tom Holland and Jake Gyllenhaal. In Entertainment Weekly’s next issue, there is a tidbit about the upcoming 23rd Marvel Studios film, which is slowly wall-crawling in the […]

Anytime a director describes an onset friendship as “becoming a problem”, we get a little worried. But in this case, it was a good problem for Spider-Man: Far From Home stars Tom Holland and Jake Gyllenhaal. In Entertainment Weekly’s next issue, there is a tidbit about the upcoming 23rd Marvel Studios film, which is slowly wall-crawling in the […]

Jake Gyllenhaal will be making his MCU debut later this year in Spider-Man: Far From Home as the web-slinger nemesis character Mysterio. This is apparently a role Gyllenhaal took because of the character-driven nature of the film, after years of being approached for comic-book based projects. During a chat with the Los Angeles Times during Sundance […]

Earlier this morning, the first trailer for the upcoming Spider-Man: Far From Home film from Marvel Studios released, and along with it, a new poster. Featuring ol’ Web-Head’s face covered with world-travel stickers, looks like the Spider-Man: Homecoming sequel will live up to its name. Peter Parker returns in Spider-Man™: Far From Home, the next chapter of […]

“I have a great idea, let’s make a space movie that mashes up Alien and Gravity. Call it Life. Everyone will LOVE IT!” Life should not have found a way.  Every so often, you’ll sit through a movie that obviously thought it was something special.  This was one of those times, and if you paid attention to the trailers […]

Not many people will see this film, and it’s a crying shame.  Director Jean-Marc Vallée (Dallas Buyers Club, Young Victoria) has created a beautiful ode to the weird and sometimes damaging way people deal with the loss of a loved one.  This film should be nominated (and win) so many awards, the directing and editing alone […]