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Discover Your Dream Home in Folsom

Looking for Folsom houses for sale? Perfecto Homes offers a stunning selection of properties tailored to fit your lifestyle. From cozy family homes to luxurious estates, find the perfect match in this vibrant community. Start your journey today—contact us to schedule a viewing! 🏡✨ Visit: https://www.perfectohomesrealestate.com/Communities/Folsom

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Porch Light Properties - Real Estate Agency in Folsom, CA

Looking for homes for sale near me? Porch Light Properties in Folsom, CA, offers a wide range of listings to suit your needs. Our expert agents provide personalized service to help you find your dream home. Discover beautiful properties and make your home-buying journey smooth with Porch Light Properties today!Visit us: https://posts.gle/CTksya

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Sell Your Philadelphia House Without Any Worry | Diamond Equity Investments

Are you worried about selling your Philadelphia home? At Diamond Equity Investments, we buy houses in Philadelphia as-is by providing no-obligation cash offers within 24 hours of visiting your home. We don’t charge commissions or closing costs. To experience a hassle-free home sale like this home seller, contact us at 1-888-720-3075. For more details, visit https://diamondequity.com/philadelphia-we-buy-houses/.

Contact Details: Diamond Equity Investments 1004 MacDade Blvd, 2nd Floor Folsom, PA, USA - 19033 Phone Number: 215-600-1442

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Relocate to Folsom City with The Help of Best Realtors in The City

Are You Tired of searching The Right Home for Your Family?

Has mundanity and dullness because of living in the same atmosphere for years after years sucked the component of zest from your life? Are you having an intrinsic urge of moving somewhere else, to inhabit a new atmosphere, making new acquaintances, in short starting a new life? If by sheer coincidence you are thinking all the same, and precisely you want to re-locate to Folsom City or El Dorado Hills, then you clicked on the most appropriate blog for you. A warm hello from Maremonte Realty! We have ample number of Folsom Homes for sale in our listing and we make it easy to relocating to El Dorado Hills and Granite Bay Area.

How We Make the Whole Process Easy for The Clients?

When clients seek out their brokerage or agent to represent them in the purchase or sale of their home, they are unquestionably attempting the greatest single financial investment of their lives. Maremonte Realty believes that a client should never need to question whether their agent is being honest or representing them truthfully. That is why the substantial expectation is that every Realtor with Maremonte Realty operates with the highest form of integrity without exception. This without question is the reason we are able to operate as a referral business, and all our clients trust us 100% with their plan.

Relocating to Folsom City Or El Dorado Hills?

Are you planning relocating to El Dorado hills or to Folsom City and looking for an experienced Folsom Realtor? Trust me, you have come to the right place. Folsom Homes for sale and Maremonte Realty has been providing Realtor services for many years and we have a long list of happy clients in Folsom and El Dorado hills. The Folsom city has various attractions like Folsom city zoo sanctuary, memorial art walk, Sea Quest Folsom aquarium, and the famous Johnny Cash Trail. El Dorado Hills on the other hand has wonderful community parks like Kallithea Park, Promontory Park, and Lake Forest Park as well as top-rated public schools. El Dorado Hills is among the top 100 places to live with, with high median income, and incredibly stable property values.

Contact Us

If you are planning to relocate and start a new life in Folsom City or El Dorado Hills, don’t hesitate to contact Folsom Realtor at 916.936.1665 because we have the best Folsom Homes for sale and if you are planning relocating to El Dorado Hills then also contact the above number as we have a wide variety of El Dorado homes for sale.

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How Real Estate Agents Be of Help for Your Property Ventures?

To buy a house or sell it is not a cake walk. Since it is a big asset, you have to be really prudent about everything.  Since you are not into the real estate industry it is sensible to take help. You can have a word with professional real estate agents who have expertise. Whether you are looking to buy Best Sacramento Homes or want to sell one; having real estate agents on your side can be a boon for you.

Excellent financing options

Once you talk to real estate agents they will take care of everything for you. They know the local financing possibilities and so many of them know about plenty of good financing options they might recommend for you. They know which path would be ideal for you to take and what might be slippery.

Use their network for your benefit

As agents have been buying and selling homes for a long time, they know who to call when it comes to necessary remodeling projects, small repairs, roof inspections and more. And they can easily recommend you the kind of repairs they believe are required.

Experience and techniques

Real estate agents are equipped with marketing experience and techniques. They have been marketing homes for quite some time and that is just one of the key reasons you should decide to use one for your own sale or purchase. With the expertise they have, they know how to get the specific house in front of potential buyers.

Alternatively, if you are a buyer they’ll show houses which you’ll like to buy that also fit your budget.

Paperwork

These agents can help with the paperwork too. Of course, these fellows deal with paperwork every day, and they know what has to be in there, and what is a real deal-breaker. Whether the Best Sacramento Homes or any other property; there will be so much of paperwork for you to deal with, and it is best to have the assistance of an agent to help you navigate it in an effective manner.

Conclusion

Thus, there should be no doubt that real estate professionals can get you the best deals. The experience, volume of knowledge and skills they have can work wonders for you.

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Folsom Tree Service Experts

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Folsom Tree Service Experts

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1126 Sibley St

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Folsom

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California (CA)

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95630

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United States

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(916) 461-8936

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http://www.treeservicecalifornia.com/tree-service-folsom/

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Folsom Tree Service Experts is a family-owned tree service with over 25-years of experience caring for the natural landscape of communities in Folsom. Our goal is to provide exceptional tree service to all residential and commercial clients looking to maintain or improve the natural surroundings of their homes and businesses. We always use the SAFEST tree removal methods for your property's safety, to ensure efficiency, and to promote safety! We strive to save every tree we can, but sometimes tree removal is necessary.

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Everyday 08:00am-08:00p.m

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George Salinas, sales@treeservicecalifornia.com, 916-461-8936

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I spent the entire day yesterday helping my dad’s cousins move into a house in my area. This was a big thing for the community! We haven’t gotten any new families for the past seven years, and much of the population are seniors or retirement age, so naturally this drew some attention, but in a good way.

My cousin’s old home was too small. Their trailer was good for a family of three, but with another baby on the way, they needed more space and the city was too expensive. Their trailer was also falling apart, being 12 or more years old, it wasn’t comfortable anymore. I mentioned last year that I’d ask my neighbors if they had rooms to rent, turns out one of them was leaving to live with his daughter in the city as it’s getting harder for him to take care of himself. He was more than happy to rent his old farm house. My cousins talked to him two months ago, checked out the place, if there was any employment opportunities and an agreement was made. They’d move in as soon as it warm enough to.

Yesterday was that day, they came all the way from near Folsom, exhausted from driving, my brother and I helped them unpack but it wouldn’t be just us for long, Cameron and his dad showed up, started taking out the furniture and heavier boxes, so the family can focus on setting up their mattresses. Between all of us, everything was out of the rental in under 2 hours. Later an older lady, Lucia, came by with some fresh eggs and milk, and this morning my cousins called to say they found bags of produce on their front door, 2 jars of honey, canned food and dry goods like oatmeal, beans and rice. And it couldn’t have come at a better time since they were about to get groceries.

lol I got the same reception moving here for the first time, but it helped me establish myself a lot easier, because last thing you want to do is go out to get food after you’ve just unpacked, you don’t have the energy to do anything for awhile. To have some simple ingredients to make a quick meal to recover from all that is a blessing. But I think what really surprised them is how welcomed they felt, they left behind a similar close knit community and feared it would be hard for them to adjust. They were happy to find that kind of warmth again.

Today I gave them a tour of the next town over, my place of work, Los Alamos, and showed them where the market is, where to pay utilities, the bank, the schools, ect. We had lunch at Ashley Pond and looked around the downtown area. The unpacking will probably still be ongoing for a few days, but they’ll be taking it a day at a time. Right now it’s raining, and I’m still thinking about own kind of moving, into Caroline’s old place down the road. It’s iffy. There’s a lot I need to consider and I got a lot of junk to sort through. I was thinking of making a few yard sales first, and add that extra cash to my souvenir money for vacation. I can’t believe it’s already the middle of March. This year is going fast. June will come sooner than I think and if I do plan on moving, I better do so by May or I’ll have to wait til September since June I’ll be in California and July-August would be way too hot to do much.

We’ll see what happens.

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The 5 best midcentury modern homes for sale right now

In our House of the Day column, we cover a plethora of gorgeous homes, from elegant Gilded Age mansions to show-stopping new builds. But time and time again, some of our favorite homes for sale are of the midcentury variety.

They range in style and authenticity; some homes built in the 1950s and 1960s have been tastefully updated, while others are time capsules for the midcentury purist. We also write about midcentury modern homes from around the country—not just in ultra-hip epicenters like Palm Springs—and at all price points. Whether you’re on the hunt for a new pad or just like to window shop, here are five swoon-worthy midcentury homes on the market to check out right now.

Guests are welcomed to the Sarasota School home through an interior courtyard with pond. Photo by Glenn Johnson of Coastal Photography

Restored midcentury gem near the beach

Price: $1,695,000

Details: One of the latest Sarasota School houses to catch our eye is this three-bedroom, three-bath home in Sandy Hook, a private beachfront neighborhood on the island of Siesta Key. Siesta Key is packed with gorgeous midcentury architecture by Paul Rudolph, Victor Lundy, and Frank Folsom Smith, but this 2,550-square-foot home was designed by Siebert Architects—Sarasota’s oldest architecture firm.

The 1962 home has all the midcentury details we love, like long horizontal lines, glass walls, clerestory windows, and terrazzo floors. A covered interior courtyard features a pond, skylights, and a large dining table for entertaining, and exposed beams throughout the house contrast with the bright, airy windows. See more, over here.

Designed and built in 1965 by architect Allan Gelbin, the home follows Frank Lloyd Wright’s theories on organic architecture. Photos by Austin Eterno

A Connecticut home by a Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice

Price: $625,000

Details: This five-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home in Weston, Connecticut, was designed and built in 1965 by architect Allan Gelbin. Gelbin was an apprentice to Frank Lloyd Wright at Taliesin East in Spring Green, Wisconsin, from 1949 to 1953, before establishing his own practice in 1957 in Connecticut.

The focal point of the design is an expansive living room and dining room that features a stone fireplace. Clerestory windows let in light, while wooden ceiling panels and built-in bookshelves add coziness. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows showcase a wraparound deck and views of the 2.25-acre property, and the master suite also offers panoramic views and access to a terrace. You can see more photos, this way.

The A-frame style living room features walls of glass, a fireplace, exposed beams, and amazing ocean views. Photo by Marc Weisberg

Oceanfront home by Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice

Price: $14,900,000

Details: Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice Frederick Liebhardt in 1958, this four-bedroom, eight-bath oceanfront home is located above Windansea beach, an iconic surf spot made famous in the 1960s in Tom Wolfe’s nonfiction collection The Pump House Gang.

Liebhardt designed the home as a personal residence for his mother, and the house has seen two subsequent renovations—one remodel by midcentury modern architect Henry Hester and a more recent one by Hill Construction and NYC designer Eddie Lee. The house is now 6,338 square feet with a stunning A-frame living room. Huge walls of glass provide unobstructed ocean views, and the way the home is situated on its one acre lot means that you can’t see your neighbors. Find more photos, over here.

This Swiss Miss home in Pennsylvania was designed in 1958 by noted midcentury architect Jules Gregory. Michael Hirsch for Kurfiss Sotheby’s International Realty

Dazzling A-frame in Pennsylvania

Price: $3,495,000

Details: Midcentury modern homes might be known for their butterfly roofs, but the style also popularized the Swiss Miss A-frame. And while you might expect A-frames in mountain towns or midcentury hotbeds like California, check out this three-bedroom, four-bath home in New Hope, Pennsylvania. Built in 1958 by noted midcentury architect Jules Gregory, the low-lying home is bifurcated by a steep, dramatic A-frame roof that rises straight from the ground.

Inside, the A-frame creates a dramatic double-height living room with floor-to-ceiling windows that look out onto the 1.42-acre property. Recent renovations brought a more contemporary feel to the space; gloss-black hardwood floors contrast with white walls, beams, and counters. Other perks include a 16-foot kitchen island, large closets, and a rear patio with bar, BBQ, fire pit, and pool. See the interiors, over here.

The living room features floor-to-ceiling windows—a Sarasota School trademark—and an Ocala brick wall. Photo by Glenn Johnson, Coastal Photography

Beachfront midcentury time capsule

Price: $1,900,000

Details: This four-bedroom, four-bath rarely seen home was the writer’s studio of Walter Farley—author of the Black Stallion book series—and was designed by Sarasota architecture icons Ralph Twitchell and Jack West. It’s a time capsule in the truest form, with original details like Ocala block construction, clerestory windows, and mahogany louvers that let in the ocean breeze.

 Reference -  https://www.curbed.com/2020/2/14/21136376/midcentury-modern-best-homes-for-sale

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Happy Client Who Sold Her Philadelphia House to Diamond Equity Investments

Watch this video as Janice shares her home-selling experience. She is one of our many clients who sold her Philadelphia house to us for a fair price. Janice talks about how she felt relieved after selling the home and that the entire process was smooth and transparent. Contact us if you want to sell a house fast in Philadelphia in less than two weeks. We buy all types of properties in their current condition. You don’t need to make any repairs, and we cover all your closing costs. Connect with us for a hassle-free, profitable home sale. To learn more and get our no-obligation cash offer, visit https://diamondequity.com/.

Contact details: Diamond Equity Investments 1004 MacDade Blvd 2nd Floor Folsom, PA 19033 Phone 215-600-1442 Fax 1-888-959-3251

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Ways To Invest In The Right Homes For Sale Within Budget

Investing in real estate can be very tricky especially in the case of first-time investors. The real estate sector is always flooding with various choices like villas, apartments, bungalows, etc. It's best to do market research to get you the perfect property deal. There is a Folsom home for sales depending on the location you are ideally interested in. The remote areas are cheaper than cities. If you are interested in living in calm surroundings, it's best to buy a plot on the outskirts. If you love a modern lifestyle, go ahead to invest in budget apartments in the city of your dreams.

Calculate the money you are ready to invest in the property. If you are getting a Folsom home for sale for the first time, talk to a financial advisor about the loan eligibility. Likewise, choose a loan option offering higher value for money. The budget depends on the size of the property as well.

The ongoing projects cost lesser than the price of completed projects. You can get homes with modern facilities in case of villa or flat. Find out the actual purpose of your buying the homes. Always make the best investment in the right property. It's best to stay updated with the latest trends.

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Real Estate Prices At An All-Time High

(April 25, 2019) - El Dorodo County in California has been experiencing increasing house prices, like the rest of the state, for the past 15 years. At a Median Sales Price of $635,000, according to Trulia, the price may be at the lowest it has been in the past year, yet it is currently facing patterns of stabilisation at an all-time high if longer periods of 5 years or more is considered. These prices were matched only back in mid of ’06 when a large demand influx pushed prices up drastically. This is evidenced by the fact that the number of house sales in the two months prior to the price hike was at 537.

Prominent El dorado hills real estate agent and El Dorado hills realtor note that these trends are likely to continue if a concerted effort by the state department isn’t taken to match up to its target house constructions of 180,000 new housing units. This is a discouraging target though as over the past 10 years, a time period within which these trends have been apparent, only half the number of these homes have been established.

About Jenifer Whigham and Keller Williams Realty: An El Dorado Hills realtor right in the middle of the action, this real estate firm prides itself in securing the desired properties for its clients at the lowest prices possible in the turbulent market.

For more information, please visit https://jeniferwhigham1.kw.com/

Media Contact: Jenifer Whigham Office number: (800) 807-5022 Email: jenifer.whigham@kw.com Keller Williams Realty El Dorado Hills 3907 Park Dr Suite 220,El Dorado Hills, CA 95762

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THE #1 REASON TO LIST YOUR HOUSE TODAY! | Matthew Stewart Real Estate | Granite Bay | Roseville | Rocklin

The #1 Reason to List Your House Today!

Many people believe that selling their house during “the spring buyers’ market” is the best thing to do. Their reasoning is that there will be more buyers than there are during the winter months and, therefore, their house will sell quicker and for a higher price.

Historically, this made sense. However, today’s real estate market is not following the rules…

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      Three Summer Taquilla Behemoths in Cinemas!       WOKE! Film Reviews...Halfway Through Summer                                        by Lucas A Cavazos

It goes without saying that Disney is undoubtedly the strongest hand in all of cinema. They have proved that beyond any shadow of a doubt over many decades but definitely most recently, what with the takeover of Pixar and LucasFilms and Marvel Studios and and and… As I hinted at last time, growing up, whether in Texas or Brooklyn, my dorky bum always had that weekly subscription of Entertainment Weekly waiting for me come week’s end. And that meant I had all the box office data, top album sales, Nielsen TV ratings, book sales and such all there to satiate my stats-obsessed appetite. Now, I bring to you a summer run-down of what fare has been most successful throughout this first half of the summer. Believe it or not, we are only halfway through the summer cinema season and these last six or seven weeks mark the last summer fare that either got delayed from the early summer due to concern of being pulverised by these upcoming blockbusters, or they are merely getting rid of fodder too long on the shelf or in need of distribution.

I’d dare say in fact that it was a rather smart move on behalf of Guy Ritchie and the entire marketing team behind the live-action remake of Aladdin, to release it just before the summer season truly hit. It is now fast closing in on 25€M in Spain alone, and has surpassed 1.1€B globally…quite an accomplished feat and second in box office stealth only behind Endgame for 2019 so far.

But let’s please talk newer reviews first as Disney’s The Lion King ###-1/2 burst into Spanish cinemas with a loud roar two weeks ago, and the same can be said of its success worldwide. Now soon to pass 19€M in Spain in a matter of mere days and more than 1.0€B globally, we at Bitter Life are pleased to say that the film, much like the formerly mentioned live-action remake, is a thing of wonder. What director Jon Favreau, who so lovingly concocted the impeccable remake of The Jungle Book a few years ago, does so well is adapt a timeless, and much beloved, cartoon classic into a breathtaking adventure story of the animal kingdom. One thing is for certain, if you are a true lover of the cartoon, this film will merely be palatable. For those few of us who were none too keen on the cartoon and its cheese-tactic musical numbers nor its cornball last-attempts at Top 40 numbers by Elton John, this film is quite the spectacle to behold. Telling the story of a proud lineage of lions who preside over what could best be described more as a savannah than a jungle, this rendering gives us a lifelike portrayal of fathers and sons, duty and honour, and is easily a testament to whatever family means to any individual. Apart from the brilliant, yet almost frightening, way in which the creators have anthropomorphised the creatures into almost too-real perfection, there isn’t too much to tell that the viewer is not going to know already, and thereby lies a part of the challenge that I find intriguing. While Disney continues to take risks in revamping their classics into live-action newer ones, do they then run the risk of petering out of new ideas? I mean, now that they have Pixar and so many more studios to pick up the slack, will we slowly see the demise of the annual big, Disney cartoon classic? We already have Frozen 2 appearing soon enough in cinemas, but even that is not building anything new and original into the cartoon oeuvre…it’s a damn sequel. I say it’s fair enough that most all investments in Disney live-action prequels are bound to be successful in terms of box office. Still, few of them will boast the talent power of Beyonce and Donald Glover, along with original Mufasa James Earl Jones, plus John Oliver, Seth Rogen, Keegan-Michael Key, Alfre Woodard. Amy Sedaris and so many more. These artists breathe life into a fun, if tired, film that we’ve all seen before, just never in this way. Here’s to hoping the tots of today don’t scare too much from the frolicking if fierce, fun found in this film.

The next big movie that has blown up the taquillas here in Spain is also the best one of the lot…Toy Story 4 ####.  If we have to wait nearly a decade between film sequels to have this type of wonderment thrown lovingly at our eyes, I’ll gladly take it and wait. So far, the film has taken in a nearly whopping 19€M in Spain alone, and it is also nearing 950€M worldwide, so far be it from me to deny that absolute scores of millions agree that this film marks itself in our hearts yet again. It is rather surreal that over the span of well over a generation, the creators have moved through the mid-90s to damn near 2020 with the same revolving door of a family, while carefully detailing the intricacies of our own nostalgia…and playing on that also forces us to love it.  Again, I dare say that they have achieved that tremendously throughout the entirety of the series’ lifespan. The premise this time revolves around Andy, now all grown up and, I’d suppose well past grad school, has donated his toys to little sister Bonnie, who has her own taste on what she prefers to play with versus her older brother, and dear ol’ cowpoke Woody, sensing certain neglect under the ownership of Bonnie, sneaks himself into her rucksack one day y voila!…the new adventure commences. The others set off to search for Woody, outdone by no one less than Buzz Lightyear, who is allowing himself to be led by his inner voice, which fits wonderfully into the guffaws of this type of silly and campy humour. What I began to notice while the screening went on is that the film continues to come up with a specific theme that ties itself into the plot, the denouement and frankly, throughout the film. Simply put, that would be the fear of rejection or not being wanted/accepted. Herein is where story developers like John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton, Rashida Jones, Stephany Folsom, amongst others, and all under the directing tutelage of Josh Cooley, spring to life and steer the film into witty and on-fleek, au courant elements that should make excellent fodder for post-parental conversations! What more can be said? Steal away and grab a 10’er and retreat to the coolness of your local cineplex!

Lastly, the other big box office behemoth so far this summer in Spain’s movie houses is Spider Man: Far From Home ###-1/2, with just under 12€M reaped into the Spanish taquilla coffers. This time around finds us back in live-action mode and with our recurring Marvel characters picking up after the what can only be described as intense ending of Avengers:Endgame. Okay then, while I was not a fan of the new Peter Parker with Homecoming from a couple of years back, I can now see how Tom Holland has taken a stab at ye olde generic if endearing dork-that-could appeal, and he feels much more fluid now a few Marvel flicks in. Director Jon Watts and go-to writers McKenna and Sommers seem to strike a chord with their flow, though we really do have to wait until the last half of the film to see the ebb actually catch up with that flow. Here’s why…our Marvel superheroes have gone bye bye, you dig? Flashbacks of the fallen Marvel superheroes actually made me a tad sad to be honest, so when the injection of the last part kicks in with all its CGI glory, what I take the director and writers to be doing, this time around, is actually showing us how Parker is growing into his own belief within himself and his powers. Zendaya as his love interest, and I’ve monitored her from afar for quite some time, is fun as hell to watch, and she should seriously star in a film version of Sade’s life story, but it really does come down to the charm and vivid need for suspension of disbelief that envelops the characters towards the end of the film. This has a lot to do with the enter-stage-right presence of Quentin Beck, a.k.a. Mysterio, played with an enigmatic if smug awareness by Jake Gyllenhaal, and frankly, all of the myriad cast of characters do their thang to breathe a sense of renewal just when you think the film is getting a tad too slow and eager. From Sam Jackson to Marisa Tomei, though perhaps not Jon Favreau as Stark caretaker Happy Hogan…he’s best suited as a director of Disney re-boots these days, me thinks (see The Lion King review above). Apart from all that, I’d say the Marvel universe has quite rightly fixed another pathway into the continuance of the Spiderverse journey.