Movies

Fatherson bonds can be intricate, often vacillating between heartwarming and ominous. At times, they embody the purest affection, while other moments, they may seem shrouded in mystery and unease. Generally, they exist somewhere along this spectrum. Cinema has delved into these relationships extensively, encompassing a wide range of genres – from somber dramas like “The Godfather” to humorous takes on father-son dynamics such as “Elf”. Here is a collection of our preferred films that portray the complexities of love or animosity between fathers and sons.

Following Andrew Garfield’s unexpected appearance in “Spider-Man: No Way Home” alongside Tom Holland and Tobey Maguire, it’s likely we’ll keep hearing questions about his future roles as Spider-Man in movies and TV series for a long time. Now, the actor has addressed this very subject, discussing the advantages and disadvantages of continually fielding queries about embodying the famous Marvel character.

As the seventh season of Outlander approaches its conclusion on January 25, 2025, it’s intriguing to contemplate how the Frasers will weather the tumultuous American Revolution. However, less captivating is Roger MacKenzie’s (Richard Rankin) excessive fascination with time travel and the repetitive discussions he persistently engages in, particularly noticeable in Season 7, Episode 9, titled “Unfinished Business.

It’s heartwarming to imagine such affection being extended towards us as Bruce Willis receives from his cherished daughters. Known for his iconic action roles, the celebrated actor, who announced his retirement following his diagnosis with frontotemporal dementia in 2022, has mostly kept a low profile since then. However, the interest in him hasn’t waned; quite the contrary. It’s truly touching to witness him enjoying the warmth of family love, as evident in a recent Thanksgiving Day picture shared on Instagram, featuring him with his daughters Tallulah and Scout Willis.

Many people, both critics and film experts, often agree that Marlon Brando was one of the most outstanding American actors in the 20th century. His impressive body of work includes films like “A Streetcar Named Desire,” “On the Waterfront,” “Julius Caesar,” “Apocalypse Now,” and “The Godfather.” Brando passed away at the age of 80 in 2004, and one might wonder about his last completed film. Was it a powerful gangster movie or intense war drama? Or perhaps a thought-provoking dramatic piece? However, if you guessed a low-budget, animated Spider-Man knockoff where Brando lent his voice to an elderly character that never even made it to theaters, then congratulations! That was indeed one of his final projects.