Rogue One doesn’t try to enlarge a myth. It lowers the camera to ground level to remind us that a revolution is born from small choices, sometimes barely visible. No bloodlines save the world, no prophecies set the course.

Based on Arthurian legend, The Green Knight follows Gawain on a journey of moral trials and temptations where the question isn't whether he can wield the sword, but whether he can hold the truth of who he is. A contemplative tale of honor, fear, and the choice that defines you.

When all the children in a school vanish mysteriously—except one—a small American town faces the horror of the inexplicable. Between suspicion, silence, and uncomfortable truths, Weapons blends suspense, social critique, and a deeply human terror that lingers long after the credits roll.

K-pop Demon Hunters is a dazzling blend of music, action, and heartfelt emotion, following a group of K-pop idols as they face not only the literal demons threatening the world but also their inner struggles—pressure, expectations, and the fight to shine despite the shadows. A story that celebrates resilience, friendship, and the power of music as a weapon of light against adversity.

Marvel surprises with Fantastic Four (2025): a story that doesn't revolve around powers or cameos, but rather around family, empathy, and human vulnerability. In this thoughtful review, I explore why this multiverse-independent film manages to thrill—and how it differs from (or complements) what we saw in Superman.

The new Superman film, directed by James Gunn, is much more than a superhero story: it's a tribute to the spirit of comics, a human portrait of a being from space, and a social critique that retains its magic and color. This review explores why this version of the Man of Steel might be the most hopeful and necessary yet.