Independence Day, released on July 4, 1996, wowed audiences with its impressive visuals, blending new computer-generated graphics and models. Will Smith’s energetic performance, a lively cast, and Bill Pullman’s memorable speech fill the movie with American spirit. The film focuses more on excitement and romance than on detailed logic, making it a standout of the 1990s sci-fi that remains enjoyable today.

The live-action film "City Hunter," now streaming on Netflix, really gets what made Tsukasa Hojo's original manga special and gives it a fresh update. Ryōhei Suzuki does a great job showing both Ryo Saeba's goofy, flirtatious side and his impressive skills as a professional sweeper. Mochizuki Kaoru, played by Mochizuki Mochizuki, adds a new kind of charm. The movie tells the origin story in today's Shinjuku, making for exciting action that both longtime fans and newcomers can enjoy. It raises the bar for live-action Japanese film adaptations.

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 concludes Katniss's journey with a fierce battle between the rebel army and the dictatorial state. While Jennifer Lawrence's performance and the film's action are commendable, I believe the film falls short as a finale, earning a rating of 2.5 points in my personal assessment. Despite this, its value lies in providing closure to the series.

In "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1," Katniss, a former Hunger Games player, becomes the symbol of resistance against President Snow. The story focuses on Katniss and Peeta’s rescue and the rebellion spreading across the districts.

In 'Thor: Ragnarok,' the main characters, including Thor and Loki, embrace a comedic tone, forming a dynamic and entertaining duo.

The movie "REBEL MOON" is a sci-fi action film depicting the protagonist Kora and her band of galactic outcasts as they take on a massive empire. The highlight of the film is Kora, who has abandoned her past, gathering her friends to defend her village and take on an impossible battle. Part 1: The Child of Fire serves as the prologue to the two-part series, featuring Zack Snyder's signature visual beauty and action in this sci-fi epic.

The action scenes, which rely on physicality rather than CG, create a sense of tension and thrill. The camera work is also well done. Rurouni Kenshin is not only an action movie, but also a film that explores the nature of the main character, Kenshin, his past, and the kind of character he is.

The visuals were truly amazing! However, I couldn't help but be a little surprised by the scenes where Iron Man's suit was repeatedly destroyed. There were so many instances of "if it breaks, just put on another suit" that I found myself thinking, "Wait, is it over already?" As a long-time fan, I felt that the image of Iron Man as the "steel hero" had become a little cheap. Perhaps the filmmakers wanted to depict Tony Stark's human frailty, which differs from the invincible hero image we've come to expect.

It has a lot to show and will not bore you! As an entertaining movie, it is very satisfying. Even though the characters have no flashy special abilities, you will be moved by their actions. The action scenes are probably the best of the Avengers, with one vertical meatball after another. Compared to the other Avengers, this film does not use flashy CG in the action scenes, making the actors' actions look very appealing. Moreover, thanks to the thrilling screenplay, foreshadowing is also inlaid in various scenes, and political intrigues are also fascinating.

The story revolves around filming the Australian action movie Meta Storm, a science fiction action film in which a group of people join forces with aliens to defeat foreign enemies. The film stars a stuntman named Colt, played by Ryan Gosling, who becomes involved in an incident during the movie's filming.