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"Jurassic World: Rebirth" is a high-quality film that manages to be better than the previous two in the franchise. The script tells a solid story full of suspense, mixed with action and science fiction. The cast gives good performances, Scarlett Johansson is magnificent in her fierce character, Mahershala Ali is great in his role as a tough but good-natured guy, Jonathan Bailey gives a masterful performance as a nerd who finds his adventurous side, Rupert Friend makes a quality appearance as the selfish villain, Manuel García-Rulfo is terrific in his role as a loving and brave family man, Luna Blaise gives an incredible performance as a rebellious teenager, David Iacono achieves a funny and endearing performance, Audriana Miranda gives a tender performance in every scene she appears in, Ed Skrein is good in his role as a daring guy, Bechir Sylvain achieves a funny and tender character, and Philippine Velge is tremendous as a tough girl. Gareth Edwards's directorial work is top-notch, managing to capture memorable scenes on screen. The cinematography features beautiful, colorful visuals that take advantage of the jungle filming locations, as well as interesting camera movements. The music composed for the film is an auditory delight, especially the suspenseful theme, which is masterful and manages to raise the adrenaline rush. The special effects are well done, achieving great success in the design of the dinosaurs. "Jurassic World: Rebirth" is one of the best films in the saga, an incredible work.

"Superman," the new reboot of the famous superhero turns out to be a high-quality film, something rare in films of the superhero subgenre. Written and directed by James Gunn, who knows how to portray what he wants, a story with social criticism that gives a voice to the oppressed, giving characters and stories that touch on current issues such as the dignity of humanity with references to legal and illegal immigrants, the value of women in society, family relationships, love and friendship, as well as the importance and equality of animals, while criticizing those who take away the freedom of third parties, characters such as Lex Luthor with obvious nods to the current president of the United States and a direct criticism of the genocide that the Israeli government is carrying out in Palestine. It is also worth mentioning that it has elements related to AI, and among the dignification of human beings, there is also an appreciation for the often dismissed character of Hawkgirl, all masterfully carried out by Gunn. At this point, it's worth noting that open-minded people will enjoy it, while it will anger closed-minded and fascist people. The cast gives terrific performances, especially David Corenswet as Clark Kent/Superman, who proves he's the right new actor to bring the superhero to life. Rachel Brosnahan is fearless as Lois Lane, and Nicholas Hoult is odious as Lex Luthor. Corenswet and Brosnahan have incredible on-screen chemistry and make this film a movie that explodes from the big screen. The cinematography is good and features interesting camera movements that successfully capture the drama and action scenes. "Superman" is a film that dignifies human beings, gives a voice to the oppressed, and criticizes the political injustices of today's world.