A Staggering Time Paradox Condensed into 97 Minutes. Many stories have tackled time paradoxes, but 'Predestination' truly stands out. In just 97 minutes, it packs in more surprises than the trailer lets on. It's best enjoyed if you go in knowing as little as possible. The film smoothly shifts from thoughtful human drama to a fast-paced series of events. Its mix of retro costumes, futuristic gadgets, and unique makeup gives it a look you won't forget.

Made by the same studio as "Underworld," I, Frankenstein has a similar dark vibe, but it puts more emphasis on action than on horror. This movie is fast-paced and full of action, so there isn’t much time to take in every part of the story. I was glad to see that Frankenstein’s backstory stuck closely to the original, without any strange changes. The production quality and CG were impressive. I also enjoyed the Gargoyle character, which had a fun, exaggerated style that reminded me of stories I liked in middle school.