I really liked this film, but not because of the violence or the gore—what stood out to me was how well it explains why the main character doesn’t feel pain. His nickname, "Novocaine," makes him sound like some kind of superhero, but he’s more like an "INVINCIBLE"-style hero—just without any actual superpowers.
This movie is an action flick with a touch of comedy, perfect for a fun night in. It’s the kind of film you can rewatch multiple times without…
The Avengers is a landmark event in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, marking a significant step in the development of the franchise. For long-time fans of the MCU, it was the long-awaited moment when all the key characters, previously introduced in solo films, came together as a team. This was a remarkable achievement, both in terms of storytelling and the creation of synergy between the heroes. What stands out is that "The Avengers" not only showcased the dynamics of the group…
The movie Deadpool & Wolverine is a total mind-blowing experience packed with tons of sarcasm! Deadpool, as always, is on point: his jokes, trolling, and sharp roasts are absolutely killer. Wolverine is also in the zone here—tough, brutal, but the chemistry he has with Deadpool is just next-level. You can’t look away. The plot isn’t about some super-deep philosophical stuff, it’s all straightforward: action, fights, explosions, and a ton of references to other Marvel movies. Deadpool, as usual, breaks the fourth wall and trolls everyone, including Marvel Studios itself. It’s like they threw a party in your brain where laughter, blood, and madness go hand in hand.
I liked the movie Captain America: Civil War, but I didn’t like how they "took down" Iron Man—it felt a bit poorly executed. However, for the MCU, this marked a new beginning, especially with the introduction of Spider-Man and other characters. The plot, action, and moral dilemmas were well-developed, making the film an important part of the Marvel universe.
