Stark Naked: The Autobiography of Graham Stark
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The paperback edition of the fascinating memoir of comedian, actor, photographer, writer and...
Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)
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Under the watchful eye of Tony Stark and facing a villain known as the Vulture, young Peter Parker...
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A new drama exploring the high-pressure experiences of police, paramedics and firefighters who are...
The Revenge of the Pink Panther (1978)
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When French drug kingpin Philippe Douvier (Robert Webber) learns that he's losing the respect of New...
A Shot in the Dark (1964)
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Inspector Clouseau is called to a house where a murder was committed and finds that every clue...
David McK (3219 KP) rated Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) in Movies
Jul 21, 2019 (Updated Dec 19, 2021)
Anyway, this film takes Peter Parker - and his class-mates - out of New York and on a trip around Europe, with Peter missing his old mentor Tony Stark and just wanting to take some time for himself to recover.
Of course, things don't go to plan, with the appearance of both Mysterio and mysterious elementals causing havoc around Europe, leading Parker to having to - reluctantly - put on his suit once again.
(oh, and stay for both the mid and end-credit scenes)
Suswatibasu (1701 KP) rated Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) in Movies
Nov 22, 2017 (Updated Nov 22, 2017)
Michael Keaton's Vulture is the perfect villain for a downbeat in the MCU symphony. A regular, working-class but ambitious man who took an opportunity - a blue collar Tony Stark. The level of detail and forethought paid to the Vulture and his crew's dealings provides much needed grounding to these fabulous tales of super-heroism. Still, the refreshing qualities of Homecoming are far-outmatched by the staleness of its formula.
Too many of these beats have already been explored in other movies. Tony Stark has remote access to his suit. Tony Stark's dad. Retro-reflective plates. Tony Stark overdesigns stuff. Peter Parker has trouble managing his two lives. Peter Parker's enemy is a close friend's parent.
But the best part is definitely Michael Keaton, who is both seen as a 'hardworking' father trying to provide for his family, while being deeply flawed - the fact that he isn't killed off is also promising. Not a bad film, but not particularly novel.
Hebrides
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THE PERFECT COMPANION TO PETER MAY'S LEWIS TRILOGY, AND A PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEY THROUGH THE HEBRIDEAN...