The movie "28 Years Later" was enjoyable even without having seen the previous films, and as the various posters suggest, it was a movie with many facets. If you were expecting pure zombie panic, you might have been disappointed, but that's because this movie is more than just a horror film.

Spider-Man was an innovative character typical of American comic books. The art (cartoon animation) differs from Disney's, and the old-fashioned American comic cartoons are well integrated into 3DCG. However, if this is your first time seeing this kind of picture, it may be hard to get used to it.

This is a film directed by Satoshi Kon, who passed away. I enjoyed “Paprika” and “Millennium Actress” so much that I watched this film. It is as good as the others.

I was Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man, Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man, and Tom Horizon's Spider-Man. Experiencing their stories in real-time, I was drawn into the emotional depth of each Spider-Man. The narrative always had the potential to start anew, and this film, with its heartfelt moments, left me with a profound sense of gratitude.

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

I became a fan after watching the TV series and watched the movie version. The movie version was excellent, with the same groove, visuals, script, and music as the TV series. Japanese anime's thrilling and fast-paced storyline was combined with sophisticated music, high-tempo images, and sharp action scenes. I felt the same emotions as seeing an excellent, hard-boiled Western movie.

The story is about a newborn artificial intelligence raised by a gang. Three gangsters raise AI Chappie and try to help the gangster father role commit crimes. However, the mother's role teaches him to love. He also promises his developer that he will not commit crimes, which conflicts with the father's instructions, so he is conflicted.