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Tom Holland's performance in The Devil All The Time proves he's a great actor. He just needs to do more eccentric roles like Robert Pattinson.

I really want to see tom holland in a rom-com, I know people don't tend to think of rom-coms in the best light but I think he'd be perfect for it he's a nice guy, unproblematic and has great timing with his acting. but I also want to see him do more deep and artist roles which he could totally rock at.

I think Tom is taking roles that he may not be that suited to play because he’s scared of just being the « spider man » actor sorta like Tobey was, specially because it was his breakout role. I think it’s understandable since most of his mcu coworkers were already famous before being in super hero movies

I also read that he's taking a breaking from acting after the "The Crowding Room", reportedly due to the toll the role took on his mental health. But he should definitely take a break because of the reasons listed in this video and be more strategic or critical of the roles offered to him.

I’d love to see Tom Holland in a Kingsmen movie. I feel like he’s crush it.

His role in The Crowded Room is some of my favorite acting ever, he nailed an incredibly difficult role in a respectful way

He has potential to be a great actor, but he has a problem of sticking with main stream movies that don’t perform well. He needs to leave the MCU or leave blockbuster movies all together and take on complicated and complex rolls. I bet you if Tom worked with Quentin Tarantino or Christopher Nolan or even Martin Scorsese, the audience wouldn’t even recognize him as the spider dude anymore. he needs to be pushed tortured, and suffer more with better characters. He won’t make up his mind about leaving the MCU. Every year we get an update claiming he wants to quit acting, but he doesn’t! He states if I’m still playing Spider-Man at 30 I did something wrong. Yet immediately goes makes a new deal for another trilogy? 🤣 Tom Holland doesn’t seem like he knows what he wants to be. Every movie Tom Holland has done outside of the MCU people just hate on it, but the moment he puts on that costume people love him again! 😂 Personally, for me his best movie was the Netflix film the Devil all the Time.

There's a lot of similarity between Tom Holland & Daniel Radcliffe : 1.Theyre short (by Hollywood standard) 2.They have typical "nice guy" face 3.They always sound like teenager when they talk 4.They play Iconic roles for too long its hard for people to forget 5.Theyre both british

I loved his performance in The Devil All The Time, he's definitely a great actor. And his comedic timing as spider-man is great too. He just needs to find movies with better scripts and not necessarily mainstream ones imo.

this is hilarious, I've been saying this same thing for YEARS. I don't understand how he keeps getting shafted so bad>?? he's a wonderful actor I genuinely want to see! Here is to hoping he gets some better material under his belt.

I love Tom Holland as an actor, and I have always loved his take on Spider-Man. If there is any reason for this odd situation of his other projects underperforming financially or critically, I think (in reality) it has very little to do with him as an actor. Simply put, I think Holland is so heavily associated with audiences as Spider-Man, that it is hard for them to see him as any other character. Similar to Christopher Reeve's career as Superman. And that association is a testement to his portrayl of Peter Parker and why he was probably the perfect pick for the role (which a lot of Spidey "fans" will get pissed about). From an outsider's perspective, Holland seems to be rushing towards any project and opportunity that will showcase his range as an actor. He started acting to act, not just be Spider-Man for the rest of his life. But, the fact remains, he will be Spider-Man for the rest of his life, and I think he will realize that with age and appreciate it more than you can in your mid twenties. I'm looking forward to his future appearances as the Web Slinger and his career as the PHENOMENAL ACTOR he is.

Honestly the Casting for Chaos Walking was really good they did the best they could with the script given to them and the Chaos Walking books are really good. I do feel like if the script was done better the movie could of been just as good as The Hunger Games so I blame the script writers

Its cool to see someone else feel the same about this topic. Sure its incicnificnt in the long run of the world but its one of those little things Ive thought about several times whenever I see the next Tom Holland film trailer. I genuinely think he is a great actor. I think his performance in The devil and all the time was great. He did very well in Cherry and of course, he gave a great and fulfilling performance for peter parker (in my opinion). It just feels like Tom is getting casted because he is Tom Holland. Because he is a fairly new face in the complicated and obscure industry of media and celebrity culture. I just personally think these roles are being given to him because when everyone sees the trailer for said project, they're gonna know that spiderman will be in it. I personally think he will find a role that will separate himself from the "popular,lead celebrity ideal cliche" . I don't know what it could be and I'm not sure if its soon but I hope to see it. Just a little thought rant for a little topic.

Thought I was the only one that noticed this. It's kinda sad cause he's a great actor. Also what's the deal with critics hating the crowded room? I think it's great so far.

There are a bunch of great actors who need to fire their agents. Chris Evans, after Endgame and ‘Knives Out’, hasn’t done great things lately, and I always thought Diane Kruger (‘Troy’ and ‘Inglourious Basterds’) is a better actress than her filmography suggests. So, Tom Holland is no different.

swings and roundabouts - he's trying to Dan-Radcliffe his way out of being typecast with more dramatic stuff while simultaneously cashing in on his action persona - which is dumb. But disagree with other comments saying he "can't act" - was great in Lost City of Z, Cherry, and The Impossible - he's got the acting chops - just needs to take some time off then do an HBO show or something.

I think he's young and has time to mature and take on this type of roles, rom-coms and adventure/action films are his thing, he should take advantage while he is young.

He needs to work with great directors. A lot of people don't realize that the director is just as crucial to a performance as the actor is. If he got to work with Robert Eggers or the Safdies, for example, they could show what a great actor Tom is.

The perfect role Tom Holland needs is a part in a Guy Ritchie crime film. Something that lets him be charming, British, and fun. It’s clear that he’s interested in crime related projects and this just seems like the perfect place for him

I recently read Beneath a Scarlet Sky, which Tom is supposedly still attached to, and I think that movie adaptation would be the game-changing role he needs.

This just popped up on my homepage and i enjoyed it and your style a lot. New sub.

When I checked out Elizabeth Olsens movies outside of the MCU I was so proud of her. 🤩

Intro was so well done, had me hooked. You followed through with a great video too!

Hate towards him is so forced. He literally does nothing wrong. All he does is play golf and like posts related to zendaya. He literally has never done anything wrong. And Uncharted was a box office hit btw. And cherry, i understand is not for everyone but there's no need to hate on it. And if you're one of the people who think The crowded room is not good, either you're too stupid to understand the message they're trying to showcase or understand the plot all together. And there's only four episodes out yet, so already judging it like you've watched the whole show, is just shallow. But you do you I guess

What’s crazy is that Tom Holland is at least as likable and popular as Timothee Chalamet but one is actually a well-respected indie darling and the other is in uncharted.

1:11 I may note that review scores on Rotten Tomatoes aren't the score that all of the critic's opinions combined would be its the number of critics that recommend the film and not the score critics would give it overall which is definitely something that should always be kept in mind when looking at and talking about Rotten Tomatoes scores.

The Crowded Room is a great show and Tom does an amazing job in it. He plays multiple personalities with ease and especially the fear and nervousness when he finds out he has multiple personalities. the show is actually very good and very well written so i don't understand the criticism on that front.

Just FYI I think rotten tomatoes as a metric is pretty flawed as it just grades what percent of critics liked the movie as opposed to didn’t. Thus if 100 out of 100 critics thought the movie was a 6/10 the movie will get a 100% RT score, while if 100/100 critics gave it a 5.9/10 it would have a 0% RT score. Thus kids movies will have higher RT scores bc most critics will be like it was good/serves the purpose of a kids movie, giving stuff like onward a high score. I think a better metric of relative quality is metacritic or opencritic.

I don't care what anyone says. The Devil All the TIme is a phenomenal movie that is deserving of more than a easily 64%. Beuatiful performances across the entire main cast, I solidly recommend.

Rotten tomatoes scores aren’t %/100 they’re % of people that thought movie was good/100 it’s a bit deceiving

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Whoa, this is incredible quality work, thank you, keep it up!

Awesome vid! I winced really hard when he said the last thing he had googled was the crowded room reviews 💀 it's crazy he signed on based on vibes alone, I totally agree with you about the potential he has if he starts picking scripts that are good

Seems like the youtube algorithm blessed you! Solid video !

13% on crowded room is crazy im 6 episodes in havent watched the most recent episode but the show so far has been good despite the obvious twist. Love Cherry and Devil all the time and think Hollands VA career has been pretty good so far.

Just popped up on my recomended. Great work. Love your type of subtitles as well!

I like the guy a ton but he didn’t even know who Pedro Almodovar is, I don’t think it’s entirely his agent’s fault.

Excellent commentary and great note on script reading. I’ve found Kaluuya’s run so impressive cool to see why.

hes trying for leading roles but hes not at that level yet. Its been dicussed the problem of mcu actors being too tied with their characters that viewers will then associate them with that character and it harms their role in other films. This is definitely true for tom holland. Chris evans (and others ofc) however can play lead in another film and make it work. I think thats because he was well established before marvel. and tom holland literally became known as spiderman.

Great commentary, the video was very informative and concise. I loved the note on script reading, I don't think I've ever watched anyone else make a point of it 😮

Thank you for such an informative and thought-provoking video on Tom Hollands filmography, Hobie!

I think he needs to find supporting roles with experienced directors

idk about fire his agent LMAO hes making bags and bags of money, but he def should choose better projects, or honestly use his power and influence to work with good directors, studios, and creators, instead of jumping at every lead role

Well-written and well-edited video, great job man

In the Devil all the Time he was really surrounded by eccentric beautiful performances. Crowded Room is a problem of script. He's doing great in the show but it's just too obvious and very slow.

I honestly loved Cherry (fan of the novel as well) and The Devil All the Time. Performances all around were incredible

The crowded room is actually interesting I’m enjoying it.

I personally would love to see him in a dark comedy, maybe like a British guy Richie esque thing - could give him a new area to explore, while keeping the drama, and could give him a chance to show his adaptability bc he is for sure a talented actor There is a bit of similarity to Daniel Craig during bond eta - most of the films he was in are mostly forgotten, but he was still undeniably talented and post bond he’s really thrived with Benoit blanc

Tom’s quite versatile, you can tell. Which makes this such a shame. If he was given some more supporting roles and room to breath as a different kind of character, he’d probably show a side of his talents people are blind to and give his career the respectful boost it needs outside the MCU.

I do think a lot of this for him comes down to execution issues and story issues, some of the movies he chooses have good stories but poor execution (which is not his fault bc he is actually good in the movie) and some are just not good and I wonder if he does in fact not read the scripts first. That won’t solve it necessarily as we have seen a good number of things lately that should be good tank recently but I some of things he’s in I just immediately think “that doesn’t even sound like it could be good”, granted I’m not an actor either but still

I believe at this point he can choose the scripts. There are actors who are good at choosing roles while others don’t. Given that he’s young, I believe he had the potential to better at choosing roles that sustain his reputation. As for now, we all agree that he’s a pretty great actor but just didn’t get the best scripts

The devil all the time was really good in my opinion.

I was so shocked to see the view count on this! This is a great channel!

I genuinely think...he really just doesn't care He's rich, does projects that he finds interesting, doesn't care about what the hell Rotten Tomatoes says, is dating Zendaya and just hangs out at home playing golf with his brothers and watching football

Cherry was amazing imo. I thought his acting portraying an ex military who gets addicted really hit home with a lot of people. That is a sad but true reality of our society and the way we treat our vets. I felt so much emotion in it and it’s honestly one of my if not my favorite movie with him. The devil all the time was iconic too. Keep doing you Tom👏 You have a fan for life

I truly never understand why Cherry didn’t get the recognition I thought it would. It’s such a great story and maybe the pacing was just too slow for some

Imagine Tom's agentjust scrolling through KZfaq and coming across a video from a random person Questioning if your employer should keep you or fire you 😂😂

I had no idea the crowded room reviews were so low!!! I love the show was expecting it to be at like 80%

I definitely think he does

I actually really like the crowded room though! The critic reviews are shit and they almost scared me into not watching, but the audience scores are very positive across the board and I ended up really enjoying the show (or at least what is currently out right now)

his agent kinda goes for whatever keeps him popular no matter the role

Keep it up bro, subscribed, excited to see where your channel goes.

i have a game with my girlfriend that we call "is this person REALLY big in the acting business, or they just have a Marvel role?" and i think Tom fits on it, even tho i believe he has a lot of potential, im pretty sure almost everyone immediately thinks of Marvel when thinking of him because we dont see Tom on bigger projects besides spiderman

cant believe timothy chalamets 4th worst reviewed movie is like his best one lol

With the new potential rise of rom-coms , Sydney Sweeney is doing one and it’s highly anticipated , I hope Tom does one too , he’s really charming that’s what he’s known for to the public , a nice , charming guy , he can really act , he was great the devil all the time , I get he might want more “serious “ roles after marvel but he really is choking questionable material , idk if it’s all about his manager tho cuz he’s at a place in his career where he read and chooses the projects ahead of time

great video!!!

I think one thing to take into account is that the roles he's taking on show a range and aren't all similar archetypes

I mean…. He’s a human! it’s probably exhausting to take on projects and never know the outcome. It’s various aspects that go into the film production. it’s bad enough people make entire videos analyzing and comparing his performances etc on a public domain.

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Great video. 👍

The Devil all the Time is amazing, easily one of his best performances, honestly Oscar worthy

In my opinion, Holland can act, he is a talented actor with great potential, which unfortunately has not yet been fully exploited. In addition, he has a personal charm that makes fans of the MCU and not only love him. The problem seems to lie elsewhere. First of all, Tom is still a young actor with years of career ahead of him. We often forget that today's great actors started small and also failed. Secondly, the MCU helped him to become famous and hurt him at the same time, because he was not very well known before the role of Spider-Man. This role directed him and stuck a label on him. Currently, "great directors" have an opinion "eww MCU" and do not involve him in their projects, such as Chalamet. Fortunately, he has a lot of time, for now he earns huge money, then let him take a break and come back in a new style.Thirdly, I don't understand the hate associated with his filmography. Consider: Disney's (!) animation "Onward" is beautiful, touching, inventive, just like "Spies in Disguise" by a lesser-known studio (!). Animations should be judged by "young souls" and not rigid critics. Next, the most controversial - "Devil all the Time" (his acting is in top form in my opinion, right next to "Impossible" which deserves a separate pedestal), "Cherry" (Russo Brothers, right after Endgame!) and "The crowded room " - these are films that want to convey something important, but are not for everyone. Then a successful role in the MCU. Then "smaller" productions, imaginative and with big names "The lost city of Z", "In the heart of the sea" (Hemsworth, Cillian Murphy...) and "The current war" (with Cumberbatch!), the history of the invention of electricity Edison... Oppenheimer's potential. Also "Dr. Dolittle" with Robert Downey Jr. I'm only sad when it comes to "Chaos walking" - this film has been on the shelf for several years, so the end result is different from the assumed one. You probably haven't read the trilogy - brilliant - so you don't know that Holland was perfect for the role of Todd (just like Chalamet for Paul, again, equal potential if they made a decent trilogy out of it instead of cramming it into 1 movie). Also, in the role of the villain - Mads Mikkelsen (a great choice), who failed here and in "Fantastic Beast 3", only Hey, the guy is 60 years old and has a filmography three times as long. And so in the end (as I have already mentioned Chalamet, I will stick to this example) - Oscars are going downhill, looking at what is happening at the latest galas, so that Timothee is there (and in Cannes) and Tom is not, proves nothing (I've heard that). Tom has a "blockbuster" sticker for now and the directors don't see him in a different role, he immediately falls down trying to break with it, but he's still going to pick up speed ... Timothee is now having a great streak, which also may, but must, come to an end.

Hopefully the KZfaq algorithm will make your channel big!

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Cherry and Devil all the Time where good movies and you can’t change my mind

Tom needs to work with ppl like Christopher Nolan, Safdie Bros, Guy Ritchie. They can help show his acting range greatly.

Damn this script was tight

hey! very late to the video but you touched on everything I've thought lately, and hello? the production of this? so good. Genuinely makes me mad that there's clearly people around him who are just banking on people turning up to the movies he's in regardless of how good they are. I think the current climate of worker exploitation, especially in the film industry, was maybe something he wasn't well briefed on - the man seems massively burnt out. I remember him saying I think during the press tour of the first spider-man that his mum actually had to step in and say he needs a day off (where were the unions???). and the fact that there was no way of him going to the toilet in some of his costumes or to adequately drink water or eat... they were all joking about it then but god the hindsight couldn't be clearer

Honestly my friend and I was having this exact convo yesterday about Tom Holland since the crowded room came out and that series looks to be dogshit tbh and yep to me he’s won the actors lottery in playing Spider-Man as he does have a baby face and can continue doing two more trilogies if he wants to but what he needs to do in parallel to that is now choose to do exciting supporting roles in ensemble films so that he doesn’t have to share the burden or blame if it’s a flop like he would’ve if he lead that film cos he always got that safety of Spider-Man in the MCU in his back-pocket but if it film hits he gets huge respect in that serious/indie film world and expands his acting range at the same time.

I think he started his career in a massive franchise and feels pressured to keep the momentum going with big career-defining roles. But it would serve him better to scale down and rebuild his career as a novice. Take supporting roles with good directors, build a relationship with the best in the industry. Like Samuel L Jackson started making small appearances in Tarantino and Scorsese films before playing a key role in Pulp Fiction

i got through this video and thought there werent enough likes- then i saw your subscriber count and wow! with is quality i expected way more. i hope you get the recognition you deserve!!!

tom is definitely famous enough now to be super picky with which scripts he chooses. and he should be at this point. i dont mind watching some of his worse movies (i dont think theyre that bad lol) but i think he should start really thinking about what kinds of roles hes taking on

I didn't know who Tom Holland was before the MCU, so yeah, to me he's still the guy who plays the third Spider-Man. I do think he's a great actor and I really like him as Spider-Man, but honestly his other movies have received such bad reviews that I'm not interested in watching them. I'm not a huge movie person though, I rarely explore new movies, I'm more into video games. And yes, he should definitely hire a better agent.

Nice video.. im subbing.

I think he’s really good in the devil all the time! I hope he gets some better roles.

I also liked THE DEVIL ALL THE TIME. A decent film of his.

Underated af!

I don't know, I couldn't quite keep up with what you're saying?.... watched twice. Didn't get your point still. But Holland is a great actor. He has come a long way. And I still believe the best is yet to come! Plus, he's got Zendaya and that's somewhat to his favour. One things certain, he's determined to be a GREAT actor. So, the future is exciting..lol

I think Tom's problem is that mainly due to spider man it becomes a little hard to see him as a grown man, honestly I think he should grow some facial hair and take a swing for a more serious movie

YO IS THAT NATURAL FORM BY QUICKLY QUICKLY I HEAR?? you have great taste and this video is great

That was a good intro

0:45 love this song and saw the artist live last month. Not sure if you just picked it bc good background music or if you enjoy the song but kudos either way

The Devil of All Time was his best movie post Spiderman, the rest was really underwhelming.

Tom Holland should make a TInTin movie. I feel like he’s built for that role

Video was well made , no haha Im awkward and its funny jokes where made. Points where concise and clear ,I am definitely subscribing .

4:21 mannnn shoot, Hot Summer Nights was Timmie's best film

I saw the crowded room. And I liked it. I still don't understand why it got bad reviews

He’s a great actor but he’s too mature for the roles he’s usually given… so it doesn’t play out well

My first Tom Holland film was the Lost City of Z and it was incredible