Newlyweds in Newark: Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz prove quite the jet set family at airport with her son Harry

By DAILY MAIL REPORTER



Holding hands: Daniel Craig jetted into Newark yesterday with his wife Rachel Weisz and her son



They married in New York in June in a ceremony attended by just four people and the pair haven’t spoken out about their marriage much since.



But James Bond and wife Rachel Weisz have been spotted as they touched down at Newark Airport on Sunday.



The couple, who have two children between them, were joined by Rachel’s son Henry for the trip to New Jersey.





Cool customers: The family looked chis and in style together as they made their way through the airport





And the couple seemed like quite the cosy family as they made their way through the airport.



Daniel wore a crisp white shirt and jeans while Rachel and her son both sported striped T-shirts.



The 43-year-old actor has been on a European promotional tour for his new film Cowboys & Aliens and was in London with his co-stars last Thursday.





Newlyweds in Newark: The couple who got married in a secret ceremony in New York in June have remained tight lipped about their relationship





James Bond star Craig was seen on the red carpet in a brown suit joining Olivia Wilde, Jon Favreau and Harrison Ford at the 02.



Earlier this week snaps were released for Daniel and Rachel’s upcoming film Dream House.



And it was on set that life imitated art when the pair fell in love, before marrying in June.





Life imitating art: Stills from Daniel and Rachel¿s upcoming film Dream House, where the couple fell in love





The chemistry between the pair on screen is obvious in the horror flick where Craig, plays a successful publisher [Will Atenton], who quits his New York City job to move his wife [Weisz] and two daughters to a small town.



He has largely managed to avoid discussing his top secret wedding, and recently admitted to Esquire that he believes it is his duty to 'protect' those closest to him.





Sizzling chemistry: The now married couple play husband and wife on-screen in the horror flick





Promo tour: Daniel has been in Europe promoting his film Cowboys and Aliens seen with Olivia Wilde and Harrison Ford on Thursday



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'Cowboys and Aliens' an adrenaline rush

By Satyen K. Bordoloi ,Film: "Cowboys and Aliens"; Director: Jon Favreau; Actors: Daniel Craig, Harrison Ford and Olivia Wilde; Rating: ***

There isn't much to say about a film where before the protagonist even utters his first word, he has killed three strong men. Such a film becomes a wish-fulfillment for action and adrenaline junkies. Though "Cowboys and Aliens" fulfils that promise in the first half, the cliched plot progress and execution mars the second half of the film. 

Jake (Daniel Craig) wakes up in the wilderness of the "Wild Wild West" without no recollection of his past and with a strange gadget stuck to his left wrist. As he finds more about his murderous past, there are things much more brutal lurking in the night sky then men who shoot before they speak. When these rugged cowboys realise that these aliens plan to take over the world, they ready up for a fight even though their pistols are no match for superior alien weaponry. 

The first-half of "Cowboys And Aliens" is indeed a thrilling ride through a landscape that has been dealt with before in countless films. But director Jon Favreu's steady pace, and the addition of a seemingly magical bracelet on the wrist of the protagonist, adds a different dimension to this familiar landscape. Here, though the name, and obviously the bracelet, foreshadows the arrival of aliens, the tension and mystery is palpable. 

Sadly, once the mystery about the aliens and their purpose on Earth is revealed, the film takes a nosedive towards a land of cliches and barely manages to crash-land itself in the end. A little more attention during the writing stage would have ironed out a lot of these flaws and let the film live out its potential. 

The other major problem with the film is that many things are left unexplained: like the fitting in of huge aliens in small ships, and the true identity and form of a crucial character. People in the film are happy with the simple explanation by this being that it is 'from beyond the stars'. It is as if Stephen Spielberg is vain enough to believe that before his alien films, there was no curiosity on anything that is not of this earth. 

The film is based on a little known comic book of the same name that has been modified extensively to fit the silver screen, most visible of which is the change of silver to gold that the aliens are after. 

Hollywood seems to be in a blind rush to acquire any story with the potential to shoot and blow massive things up and making a mess of a mixed-genre film. In this case, you have in your hand a mystery-sci-fi-action-thriller. Whether your adrenalin is pumped by it, or you're disappointed, will totally depend upon your propensity towards these genres.

Daniel Craig 'gagging to go' for next Bond film

London, July 23 : Actor Daniel Craig is extremely upbeat about starting work on his third James Bond movie.

The 43-year-old had appeared in the last 007 film "Quantum of Solace", which released in 2008.

"We've got a script, it's fantastic. I'm gagging to go, I've had a break now. Although it sort of seemed like it was never going to happen, it always was going to happen - it was just a matter of sorting out people and financing. We start shooting October or November this year," thesun.co.uk quoted Craig as saying.

In the past three years, the actor has been busy with "Cowboys & Aliens" and forthcoming thriller "Dream House", thanks to which he met his new wife, Rachel Weisz.

After tying the knot in a secret ceremony in New York last month, Craig is now awaiting to reprise his role as the super spy in the 23rd installment of the Bond series.

"It's been nice to have some time off from the role, it's given me a chance to have a break," he said.

The yet-to-be-titled movie will be directed by Sam Mendes. It is expected to hit screens in October 2012.

Cowboys and Aliens 2011 movie trailer

Release: July 29, 2011
Genre: Action, Adventure, Sci fi, Thriller, Western
Plot:
Trailer for Cowboys & Aliens that was shown during the Spike Guys Choice Awards. Preview does show never before seen footage from the film.

A spaceship arrives in Arizona, 1873, to take over the Earth, starting with the Wild West region. A posse of cowboys are all that stand in their way.