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Cinema Anime
PSYCHO-PASS PROVIENCE: The final choice of Akae Tsunemori, torn between law and justice
This film wraps up the popular sci-fi anime series, which started in 2012, and truly delivers for longtime fans. It finally reveals why Akane Tsunemori was imprisoned and uncovers the truth behind the central case, weaving a complex and satisfying story. While it can be tough for newcomers to jump in, those who have followed the series will find it especially moving. -
Movie America
Everything Everywhere All at Once: A Multiverse Where Nihilism and the Affirmation of Love Collide.
This film was incredibly confusing, but that confusion is key to its main point. In a multiverse where nihilism and love intersect, emotional connection emerges as a powerful response to chaos. The story moves viewers from a laundromat to the farthest reaches of the universe. Director Daniels fully leans into strange and crude humor, creating a silly but touching sci-fi story that feels uniquely their own. The film Everything Everywhere All at Once is the 2023 Academy Award-winning Best Picture, directed by the duo known as “The Daniels,” Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert. -
Movie America
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire “signals the spark of a coming revolution.”
This film serves as a transitional work in the series. Both the action and the story feel less compelling than in the first film. The romantic elements are interwoven throughout, with Katniss frequently navigating complex relationships and motivations. The film as a whole lacks elements that stand out, making it less engaging. The episodic structure is interconnected, creating a narrative dependent on the full series. -
Movie America
Captain Marvel. Deleted: Heroes Who Inspire Women.
Captain Marvel is the MCU's first film with a single female protagonist and provides background on the origins of Carol Danvers and the formation of the Avengers. Before its release, the film was criticized and questioned gender equality, making it an important work in the MCU's portrayal of women. -
Movie America
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. A masterpiece of science fiction in which the Jedi do not appear.
Chronologically, this is how Princess Leila got the blueprint data for the Death Star, just before Episode 4. For those who have seen Episodes 4-6, this is a heartbreaking film, and I wondered how X-wings and AT-ATs could be so hopeless. -
Movie America
Black Widow. A Tale of the Past Settled and a Tale of the Future to Come.
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.