The POV method is a low-budget method that can be a big hit depending on the idea. This film was shot using the POV method and was full of realism and tension as the audience ran from monsters and destroyed buildings.

This film is a survival film starring Adam Driver, who is well-known as Kylo Ren after Star Wars 7.

The story is about a survival game called "Hunger Games," in which a few wealthy people control the country and use the poor to relieve discontent. It is interesting to see the tactics outside of the games, such as gathering sponsors, appealing to the audience, and sales activities for the games.

The setting was attractive and not too heavy-handed, but it was a disappointing lousy movie.

It's a story between "Civil War Captain America" and "Avengers Infinity War," and you'll probably need to watch the former. However, it would be easier to get into the world of the film if you knew why Natasha was being hunted.

As the beginning of a new trilogy, the 1/3 story is well thought out for old and new fans.

The content is quite simple: the protagonist, who has run into trouble in the film's early stages, is left alone on Mars and tries to survive by drawing on his wits.

"The long-awaited second installment of the Avengers series." The Avengers: Age of Ultron. A festive film about heroes. It is the only word to describe it.

A battle of abilities. X-Men is famous for the fight of different skills, but this work is relatively straightforward. The psychological battle was more interesting than the battle itself.

Is this film a remake of Jurassic Park? A reboot? I watched this film with a sense of nostalgia for the first time I saw it. The facilities of Jurassic Park, the smoke bombs, etc., almost brought tears to my eyes. The baby carriage and the night vision goggles especially moved me.