Dave and James Franco have received numerous accolades since their Hollywood debut and are now household names. What movie fans may not know is that the two Franco brothers are actually a trio, and the third brother Tom Franco is also an actor.
While most fans may not have a good understanding of Tom’s character, Dave notes that he is the best of the bunch and will always be a “uniform favorite” to anyone who satisfies. all three of those things. With talent clearly in the family, all three have an impressive amount of work, working together on some films and individually on others.
Now You See Me (2013) – 7.3 – Dave
And the stars now you see me Enough to keep most people watching, the film also has a compelling premise that opens up as a crime thriller. Four magicians use grand illusions and tricks to rob an insurance tycoon. When they do, they’re smarter than the FBI.
Playing the role of Jack Wilder, Dave Franco is one of the main characters of the film. His performance and clever card tricks are impressive enough to capture the attention of every viewer. According to sources, he learned complex card tricks for the movie and was even able to cut a banana in half with playing cards.
Spider-Man 2 (2004) – 7.3 – James
Known as one of the best parts Spider-Man series, Spider-Man 2 It’s not all action and fantasy. Within its superhero premise, there are some strong ironies and intense moments of poignancy that breathe new life into Stan Lee and Steve Ditko’s classic tale.
Aside from Alfred Molina’s Doctor Octopus and Tobey Maguire’s Peter Parker, James Franco’s performance as Harry O. Ben (Harry Osborn) may not go unnoticed. However, Spider-Man 2 Marking his start as the series’ new villain, his performance in the sequel is very promising.
Spider-Man (2002) – 7.3 – James
Since appearing in Phase 3 of the MCU, Tom Holland’s Spiderman Overshadowed all previous superhero franchises. However, what comic fans will never forget is Sam Raimi’s brilliant hero role in 2002. Spiderman Original movie.
Like the rest of the cast, James Franco is perfect as Harry Osborn, the son of the Green Goblin. Although, for the most part, he’s the supporting protagonist, he delivers moderate performance, often reminding audiences of the Harry they know from the source.
Disaster Artist (2017) – 7.4 – James, Dave and Tom
Audiences and critics alike did not expect Tommy Wiseau Room (aka “The citizen kane Bad Movie”) could one day inspire a biographical comedy. But as in disaster artist, Wiseau’s mysteries are too fascinating to ignore.
Room, Famous for all the wrong reasons, for the most part. However, the Franco brothers have won a lot of praise and acclaim for their portrayal of Wiseau’s bizarre world. great post disaster artist Making it a really fun indie film, but audiences familiar with Greg and Tommy’s early antics will find it even more amusing.
Milk (2008) – 7.5 – James, Dave
Gus Van Sant milk Highlights the inspiring journey of gay rights icon Harvey Milk, who became the first openly gay person elected to a major California office. Van Sant’s directing expertise breathed new life into Dustin Black’s original script, while Sean Penn’s impeccable performance made Milk’s political journey inspiring.
Dave Franco’s role in the film has been largely overlooked, but James Franco’s performance as Joseph Scott Smith, Harvey Milk’s love interest, is one of the film’s most notable performances. Like Penn, James’ performance is convincing and engaging, adding weight to the film’s already deep story.
127 hours (2010) – 7.5 – James
Based on Aaron Ralston Amidst the dilemma, 127 hours Take viewers on the serious mistakes of this mountain climber in Utah. After his arm gets stuck in a canyon, the adventurer looks back on all the moments in his life and the desperate measures he took to stay alive.
In the end, they all come to a decision: save themselves by cutting off their own arms, or hang between life and death to wait for someone to come to their rescue. Ignoring the clichés of most survival stories, 127 hours Warm the listener’s heart with profound lessons and morals. Danny Boyle’s directorial vision was delightful and James Franco’s performance brought it to life.
Super Bad (2007) – 7.6 – Dave
funny youth movie in very bad Never old. Most of the movie’s stars – including Jonah Hill, Emma Stone, Bill Hader and Seth Rogen – are famous for taking on bigger Hollywood roles. However, very bad Still marks one of the most important milestones in their acting career.
Although many viewers may not remember, Dave Franco also had a small role in the film, with Jonah Hill’s character making fun of him to pee his pants at school. The scene makes no sense in the overarching thrilling adventures of the two main characters, but it still works to comedic effect.
Planet of the Apes (2011) – 7.6 – James, Tom
Rise of the Planet of the Apes Possibly just another apocalyptic sci-fi movie in which high-octane CGI sparks a war between apes and humans. While it certainly has all of that, the film adds a deep emotional and moral layer by emphasizing the narrative that power and money lead to the end of humanity.
One of the film’s stars, James Franco, plays Will Rodman, who watches his chimpanzee friend Caesar wage war on humans after undergoing cognitive evolution. Meanwhile, his brother Tom takes on the role of an army officer.
Lego Movie (2014) – 7.7 – Dave
Toy movies often feature high-budget advertising roles, but they don’t lego moviesAside from its supple demeanor, the film weaves a clever and equally entertaining story that sticks with viewers long after its credits start showing. Not only that, but it subtly markets its core toy brand without giving viewers the impression that it’s just one giant TV commercial.
Several big names, including Chris Pratt, Will Ferrell, Elizabeth Banks and Morgan Freeman, voice the film’s cast. In it, Dave Franco voices a supporting character named Wally.
The Little Prince (2015) – 7.7 – James
Little PrinceBased on the classic French novel by Antoine de Saint-Exupery, the film takes viewers on the magical journey of a young girl who befriends her old neighbor, the pilot. It was this unlikely friendship that led her to this remarkable story Little Prince Real-world constraints mean nothing.
While staying true to the classics, the film adds a bit of its own charm to the original story, while setting the bar high for children’s movies with its stunning graphics and plot. Not to mention, it also includes some of Hans Zimmer’s most memorable soundtracks. When it comes to the role of James Franco, he voices Fox.