Spider-Man: Far From Home

Director: Jon Watts Jon Watts

Overview

Peter Parker (Tom Holland) goes on a trip to Europe with his classmates. Despite planning on leaving his superhero identity behind for the holiday, Nick Fury (Samuel Jackson) enlists his help when elementals start to wreak havoc across the continent. It forces him to pick his mask back up and to battle the new threats alongside Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaall), a master illusionist. Spider-Man: Far From Home is the sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), and is the 23rd film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Directed by Jon Watts. ~ Jinko Labitag

Product Details

Release Date:	10/01/2019
UPC:	0043396557765
Original Release:	2019
Rating:	PG-13
Source:	Sony Pictures
Region Code:	0
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Time:	2:09:00
Sales rank:	13,190

Special Features

Over an hour of Special Features including All-new Short Film "Peter's To-Do List" Cast Bloopers Deleted Scenes Blu-ray Exclusives: Stealthy Easter Eggs Far Far Far From Home Shut Up Fury & Hill Thank You, Mrs. Parker

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Tom Holland	Peter Parker / Spider-Man
Samuel L. Jackson	Nick Fury
Zendaya	Michelle Jones
Cobie Smulders	Maria Hill
Jon Favreau	Happy Hogan
J.B. Smoove	Actor
Jacob Batalon	Ned
Martin Starr	Mr. Harrington
Tony Revolori	Flash Thompson
Marisa Tomei	May Parker
Jake Gyllenhaal	Quentin Beck / Mysterio
Angourie Rice	Betty
Numan Acar	Dimitri
Remy Hii	Brad Davis
Michael Mando	Mac Gargan
Hemky Madera	Mr. Delmar
Toni Garrn	The Seamstress
Helene Cardona	Austrian Backpacker
Sitara Attaie	Dutch lady
Zach Barack	Actor
Michael Iacono	Airport Kid Traveler
Meagan Holder	Pretty Tourist
Anthony Molinari	Mob Guy
Ria Fend	Tourist in Venice
Davina Sitaram	London Tourist
Sonia Goswami	Tourist
Massi Furlan	Flight attendant
Jeroen Van Koningsbrugge	Dutch Hooligan 1
Ruth Horrocks	Tourist
Jo Wheatley	Armed Security Officer
Joseph Long	Mob Boss
Joakim Skarli	London Tourist
Emily Tebbutt	Venice Tourist-Boat Scene
Hiten Patel	British Station Staff
Jessica VanOss	Student
Camille Kinloch	Midtown High School Student
Peter Arpesella	Airplane Pilot
Hannah Kurczeski	Student
Giada Benedetti	Italian Custom Officer
Peter Bankolé	Mob Boss
Samantha Mishinski	Student
Tuwaine Barrett	Police Officer
Zoha Rahman	Classmate
Lukás Bech	Farmer
Michael Roos	Dutch Hooligan 2
Shafali Rani Chung	London Tourist
Rich Lawton	Journalist
Raymond Rosario	TSA Agent
Rocco Wu	Peter's Art Classmate
Komal Charania	Student Boom Operator / High School Student
Darren Lee Campbell	Victoria's Crew
Daniel Olson	Czech Guy
Brian Law	Queens Reporter
Joe David Walters	Pawn Shop Owner
Jaylen Davis	Tourist
Patrick Holly	Party Goer
Annie Pisapia	Traveler
Xiao Xue Xu Lin	Passerby
Tiziana Coste	Local Venetian
Leonys Delossantos	Guy staring at spiderman
Eric Patrick Cameron	Midtown High Student
Yasmin Mwanza	Classmate
Bruno Bilotta	Mob Boss 2
Brendan Murphy	Police Officer
Shari Abdul	High School Reporter
Ken Byrd	Post Office Customer
Adrian Mozzi	Venice Local
Emmanuel Rodriguez	Airport traveler
Blair Barnette	Queens Reporter
Daphne Cheung	Passport Clerk
Kristen Alminta	Police Officer
Jimena Larraguivel	Mexican Villager
Géraldine Lamarre	Traffic Warden
Maria Alexandrova	Tourist in Venice
Angela Koo Reina	Mob Boss (as Angela Koo)
Gavin Lee Lewis	Londoner
Alessandro Sciarra	Screaming Kid
Vincent Angel	Midtown High Student
Peter Dawson	Tourist in Venice
Antonín Masek	Bellboy
Tony Mardon	Londoner
Daniel Rennis	Cab Driver
Vincent Frattini	Venice Local
Tyler Luke Cunningham	Student
Clay Pel-is	London Tourist
Luigi Boccanfuso	Italian builder in Venice
Andrew Dunkelberger	Courier
Susanne Schraps	Berlinerin
Bradley Wj Miller	Passerby
Dian Cathal	American Reporter
Lucas Antoine Starrets	Tourist
Daham Kandanarrachchi	London Passerby
Anna Benamati	Shop Owner in Venice
Sokol Cahani	Mob Boss
Tyrone Love	Venice Wedding Guest
Ferroz Fernandez	Tourist in Venice
Luigi Petrazzuolo	Gondolier
Serkan Safak	Film Maker
Daniel Ryves	Dad Collecting Kids
Avondre E.D. Beverley	High school student (uncredited)
Paolo Braghetto	Poliziotto
Dante Brattelli	High School Student
Graham Burton	London Passerby
Gaylene Butler	Dinner Guest
Jake Cerny	Airport Traveler (uncredited)
Sam Chuck	High School Student
Al Clark	Cowboy Plane Passenger
Victoria Coburn	Passerby
Sean Coleman	Yearbook Student
Kristianne-Kaith Domingo	Passerby (uncredited)
Charlie Rhea Esquér	Mexican Survivor
Parker Everlith	Tourist
Cynthia Garbutt	Charity Dinner Guest (uncredited)
Thomas Goodridge	Tourist in Venice
Jake Hanson	Rooftop Dad (uncredited)
Nicholle Hembra	Saved Londoner
Lindy Hennessey	Prague Hotel Guest
Michael Hennessy	Hotel Guest
Roman Ibragimov	Bar Customer
Timothy Christian Jansen	High School Student
Gian Kalch	. Venetian Fish Stall Owner (uncredited)
Keon Kendrick	Flight Attendant
Kath Leroy	Czech Traditional Dancer (uncredited)
Faith Logan	High School Student (uncredited)
Buddhi Madushan	Tourist
Aristou Meehan	Italian Boy
James Melville	London Worker
Melissa B. Miller	Tourist
Julia Mollin	Flute Player (uncredited)
Amanda Musso	Carnival Hot Girl (uncredited)
Emily Ng	Italian Tourist (uncredited)
Vincent Paolicelli	Basketball Player (uncredited)
Karen Parks	Charity Event Attendee (uncredited)
Aleksandrs Petukhovs	London Passerby
Martin Polak	Czech Reveler
Jivan Xander Ramesh	Pedestrian
Sofia Renee	High School Student (as Sofia Carmona)
Cailan Robinson	Victoria's Crew
Monae Samone	Midtown High Student
Karen-J Sear	. American Tourist (uncredited)
Ilya Tank Shilov	Venice Touris
Paul Slim	Tourist (uncredited)
Michal Snajdr	Czech Tourist
Theo	Tourist
Patrick Turner	London Crowd Member
Oskar Ulvestad	Street Pedestrian
Lesdy Vanessa	Tourist
Dale Wilder	German Office Worker
Jan Zalabak	Tourist in Town

Technical Credits

Steve Ditko

Stan Lee

Chris McKenna

Erik Sommers

Jon Watts	Director
Victoria Alonso	Executive Producer
Stewart Alves	Animator
Avi Arad	Executive Producer
Grant Armstrong	Art Director
Franco Basaglia	Asst. Director
Charley Beal	Art Director
Kevin Bitters	Special Effects Supervisor
Livia Borgognoni	Art Director
Leigh Folsom Boyd	Editor
Roy K. Cancino	Special Effects Supervisor
Eric Hauserman Carroll	Executive Producer
Jina Jay Casting	Casting
Pasquale Catalano	Special Effects Supervisor
Benjamin Cheong	Animator
Samantha Clark	Makeup
Steven Clibborn-Dyer	Animator
Andre Coelho	Animator
Rose Crocker	Makeup
Louis D'Esposito	Executive Producer
Steve Ditko	Screenwriter
Lloyd Dudley	Sound Editor
Linda Eisenhamerova	Makeup
Madeleine Ellis	Makeup
Emma	Makeup
Jann K. Engel	Art Director
Nigel Evans	Art Director
AJ Faraj	Asst. Director
Kevin Feige	Producer
Sarah Finn	Casting
Giorgio Galliero	Makeup
Jake Garber	Makeup
Kathleen Garbutt	Makeup
Kayn Garcia	Animator
Michael Giacchino	Score Composer
David Gimenez	Animator
Thomas M. Hammel	Executive Producer
David Herfindahl	Animator
Francesca Hissey	Makeup
Joe Howard	Art Director
Sophia Jasmin	Makeup
Nathan Jones	Animator
Gary Jopling	Art Director
Dave Jordan	Musical Direction/Supervision
Matthew Kerly	Art Director
James King	Animator
Maya Kvetny	Casting
Julius Kwan	Animator
Ben Lanning	Asst. Director
Roseanna Larner	Makeup
Dan Lebental	Editor
Stan Lee	Executive Producer,Screenwriter
Rachel Lennon	Makeup
James Lewis	Art Director
Matthew Lloyd	Cinematographer
Chloe Maidment	Makeup
Jiri Matura	Art Director
Andrew McCartney	Animator
Chris McKenna	Screenwriter
Louise Jane Mead	Makeup
Madlen Mierzwiak	Makeup
David Minkowski	Co-producer
Nadine Moseley	Makeup
Donald J. Mowat	Makeup
Sianoosh Nasiriziba	Animator
Renate Nicolaisen	Art Director
Rachel O'Connor	Executive Producer
Lee Orloff	Sound Editor
Zach Overcash	Animator
Claude Pare	Art Director,Production Designer
Amy Pascal	Producer
Katie Pearce	Makeup
Nicola Pope	Makeup
Paula Price	Makeup
Chloë Pyne	Makeup
Adrian Rigby	Makeup
Josh Robertson	Asst. Director
Erica Robinson	Animator
Bora Sahin	Animator
Sarp Serter	Animator
Anna Sheppard	Costumes/Costume Designer
Tatsuyuki Shimada	Animator
Andrew Sissons	Sound Editor
Rona Skuodas	Makeup
Richard Smith	Animator
Alejandro Solorzano	Animator
Erik Sommers	Screenwriter
Hiroya Sonoda	Animator
Rachael Speke	Makeup
Nicholas St.Clair	Animator
Matthew Stillman	Co-producer
Vasilios Tanis	Makeup
Matt Tolmach	Executive Producer
Stephanie Tomoana	Animator
Helen Tucker	Makeup
Blair Walters-McNaughton	Animator
James K. Ward	Animator
Tom White	Asst. Director
Xin Zhao	Animator

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Spider-Man: Far From Home
1. Scene 1 [9:34]
2. Scene 2 [6:31]
3. Scene 3 [9:11]
4. Scene 4 [10:07]
5. Scene 5 [6:30]
6. Scene 6 [7:52]
7. Scene 7 [7:19]
8. Scene 8 [7:40]
9. Scene 9 [11:05]
10. Scene 10 [4:25]
11. Scene 11 [2:26]
12. Scene 12 [6:35]
13. Scene 13 [7:17]
14. Scene 14 [8:03]
15. Scene 15 [7:29]
16. Scene 16 [5:27]
17. Scene 17 [11:36]

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Editorial Reviews

Despite being a comedic success, Spider-Man: Far From Home is far from a perfect movie. Director Jon Watts' command of moving chess pieces and villains is obvious, compared to other Marvel films. Although chaos permeates the action and special effects, the film somehow manages to revive something that has been missing in past live-action superhero films: a sensibility for its teen audience. It doesn't get talked about enough but Spider-Man (and many other superheroes) caters to either the very young broods who dress up as the character on Halloween night or to the adults who grew up loving the character and still cling to it. This isn't to say superheroes aren't for adults too, but between those two demographics, teens get lost in the shuffle. Of all the superhero films, Far From Home, even with its flaws, best caters to teenagers. In fact, one could argue Far From Home is more a teen comedy and less an actual superhero film. The humor is nestled perfectly among mild sensuality, goofy awkwardness, and overall campiness. In the story, Peter Parker (Tom Holland) is out of Queens and travelling to Europe on a class trip. It's a risky move to uproot a character from his proverbial stomping grounds, especially one as codified as the "friendly, neighborhood Spider-Man." But as Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) says, "you've been to space!" However, Spider-Man is still just a Spider-teenager at heart, and teens primarily want one thing: to hang out with their friends and significant others. The main struggle for Peter in this film is that he just wants to be a teenager. Unfortunately, monsters and villains run amok in Europe, too. Even more unfortunate is how the set pieces for these conflicts are constructed in Far From Home. The extremely fast-paced action combined with dominant special effects create rampaging sequences that are hard to digest. Spider-Man's foray into the villain's "illusion tech" later on in the movie is so dense with effects and manic pacing that the audience never has a chance to really feel any stakes at all. Instead, it feels more as though special effects are splashed onto the screen and the audience. Nonetheless, humor is a saving grace for this Spidey film. It largely stands out thanks to Ned (Jacob Batalon), Peter Parker's best friend. His unique stage presentation and delivery have him stealing scenes left and right. For instance, the casual, recalling joke of Ned saying, "Aw, babe" in tandem with his girlfriend is hilarious. Zendaya as M.J. also makes a mark with her gloomy Daria-esque spin on the traditionally doe-eyed character. Out of all the Peter Parkers, Holland is by far the best at portraying an actual teenager. Tobey Maguire didn't quite look the part and though Andrew Garfield was slightly better in that department, he mimicked the sarcastic, spry path set down by Maguire. Holland's version of Peter lacks certainty and confidence, even with all he has done and every person he has saved. Even the way he carries himself is very unsure. But every iteration of Spider-Man has brought us closer and closer to a true teen superhero: goofy, awkward, and confused. Spider-Man: Far From Home is the culmination of that fact, even if it's buried under excessive effects.

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