SpyroDungeon

The film begins as a conversation sequence, builds with dance moves, introduces you to the setting, and builds to the final action. Suddenly, you see scenes where humans express their inner desires. You see them become "non-human," and of course, that's the effect. The painful sequence of events is also revealed to you, and on top of that, music and strange elements intersect, and there are some points in the film that might make it difficult to watch, etc.

Noe generally loves sequences like philosophers, and I see him as a director like a philosopher. He presents and conveys these under his influence. This is one of the qualities that makes his films so exciting. His rejection of stereotypes and his boldness are why you should definitely check out Climax. I think this film, which Noe shot in a short time, is worth seeing. The acting was average, and there were a series of characters who seemed like interesting leads but weren't. Noe delivers this to you again.

Fantastic Four was an average movie for me, but it had a lot of clichés and interesting moments. I feel like there was a certain attempt at a story.

Thunderbolts was a very successful movie for me, but I couldn't fully enjoy it because of the clichés and many other things. The movie started off well but fell apart for the most part. Although Galactus was a great character, he really raised my score, but they could have handled it better. Fantastic Four was a movie that fell short in many aspects, but it was okay and I enjoyed it, so I don't have much to say. I recommend watching it.