Gary Oldman as Herman Mankiewicz in Mank. Directed by David Fincher ( Gone Girl, The Social Network) from a screenplay written by his father Jack Fincher, it’s fast, talky, and shot in black and white with old-timey flourishes, and its plot is simple enough to follow even though the film is not very interested in explaining itself. On the one hand, the movie is plenty watchable even without much knowledge of the real-life characters and historical story it’s telling Mank is about a former journalist and playwright who struck gold in Hollywood - like many writers of his era - only to be tossed out by the industry and go on to strike back the best way he can. Mankiewicz - “Mank” is his nickname - is explaining his elliptical script, which in 1941 would be released as Citizen Kane, the seminal film on which he officially shares the screenwriting credit with Citizen Kane director, producer, and star Orson Welles.Īnd yet his cinnamon roll analogy is a useful way to describe Mank, which itself is a bit of a puzzle. Still, their silence has encouraged fans to create these posters on their own, meaning there could very well be a method in No Way Home's madness.David Fincher’s new movie Mank is a broadside against Hollywood self-congratulation seem determined to officially leave it a surprise. While it's always possible that Marvel and Sony confirm Maguire and Garfield's involvement before the film's release date, yesterday's event was their best opportunity to do so, and Feige and Co.
While the tweet sharing the posters wonders why the movie's marketing team hasn't made this an official strategy, it seemingly reflects their unwillingness to promote No Way Home through the previous Spider-Men. Though he has been the subject of various leaks, Garfield categorically denies a No Way Home role, having warned audiences not to grow too attached to the idea or risk being disappointed with the film. Many had expected them to be in the new trailer released yesterday, especially given the in-person Los Angeles event that constituted its debut, but Holland himself was the only Spidey in attendance. While Marvel has confirmed many of their villains for No Way Home, Maguire and Garfield themselves are nowhere to be seen, despite intense fan speculation that they'll be fighting side-by-side with Holland. The only movie absent from this group of four understandably seems to be 2007's Spider-Man 3, which featured Maguire's Spider-Man wearing the Venom symbiote. Included among them are the famous image of the Web-slinger climbing a skyscraper toward the camera from 2002's Spider-Man and the shot of the hero and MJ together from 2004's Spider-Man 2, recreated here with Zendaya's MCU version of the character. To celebrate the uniting of different Spidey franchises, multiple fans (via have incorporated Holland into past poster designs. Related: Who No Way Home's Secret Last Sinister Six Member Could Be While the end-credits scene of Venom: Let There Be Carnage made it seem like Tom Hardy's antihero would also join the fray, the actor has yet to officially declare his involvement with the film.
After Alfred Molina's Doctor Octopus was highlighted in previous promotional material, new No Way Home trailer footage has confirmed he'll be accompanied by Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin, Thomas Haden Church's Sandman, Rhys Ifans' Lizard, and Jamie Foxx's Electro. The newest MCU entry is set to be an ambitious crossover event, with a Doctor Strange-spell-gone-wrong facilitating the return of multiple villains from the Maguire and Garfield eras. The upcoming film Spider-Man: No Way Home, his third solo-outing, is scheduled to release theatrically on December 17. Holland has played the superhero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since 2016, when he was introduced on Team Iron Man in Captain America: Civil War. Marvel fans recreate Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Manposters with Tom Holland's Peter Parker.
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