Handsome in All Fields, 5 Films Starring Andrew Garfield That Are Suitable to Watch on the Weekend

Kapanlagi.com - The charm of Andrew Garfield is undeniable and it captivates women. This 38-year-old actor is also known as one of the talented actors because of his perfect acting skills, whether as a funny, romantic, or superhero character.

The fans went crazy again when Andrew Garfield unexpectedly appeared as one of the cast members in the sequel Spider-Man: No Way Home. But it's not only his iconic role as Peter Parker that has made Andrew Garfield's name soar.

The following films involving Andrew Garfield are a must-watch for you on the upcoming weekend. What are they?

1. Breathe

Get ready to be moved! BREATHE is a must-watch romantic film. Released in 2017, this film teaches the meaning of loyalty in the name of love despite many obstacles.

The story begins when Robin Cavendish, played by Andrew Garfield, meets his beloved Diana Blacker (Claire Foy). The challenges for them as a couple begin a few months after their marriage.

2. The Social Network

This film is a visualization of how Facebook was formed. The story starts when Mark Zuckerberg, played by Jesse Eisenberg, vents his anger towards his ex-girlfriend by creating a website.

Assisted by his friend Eduardo Saverin (Andrew Garfield) and Sean Parker (Justin Timberlake), the journey of Facebook begins. This film received positive responses from critics.

3. Tick, Tick... Boom

Released at the end of 2021, TICK, TICK... BOOM successfully explores Andrew Garfield's best acting quality. It tells the story of a theater composer named Jonathan Larson, and the film encounters conflicts as the artist approaches his 30th birthday. In this streaming service film, Andrew Garfield acts alongside talented actress and singer Vanessa Hudgens.

4. Boy A

Past sins will always haunt forever. This is what Eric Wilson or Jack Burridge experienced, both of whom were imprisoned for a murder case and had to struggle with the social sanctions they received upon their release from prison.

Young Andrew Garfield, who portrays Jack Burridge, successfully brings to life a character that deeply resonates with the audience. Released in 2007, this film is still highly relevant to watch again this weekend.

5. Hacksaw Ridge

Throwback to 1945, the backdrop of World War II sets the stage for the story of Desmond Doss, portrayed by Andrew Garfield. He is a medic who refuses to kill on religious grounds. The conflicts depicted in this film will keep you on the edge of your seat for 2 hours and 19 minutes.

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