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This is the 2015 black comedy film [Birdman], starring Michael Keaton, Edward Norton, and Emma Stone. The movie dramatically and intricately portrays the process of Riggan Thomson (Michael Keaton), an actor who was once popular for the character 'Birdman' but is now past his prime, preparing for a Broadway play to regain recognition. 'Riggan Thomson', a once-famous actor, prepares for a Broadway play for a comeback, but suffers extreme mental stress and auditory hallucinations amidst conflicts with fellow actors, pressure from production costs, and discord with his daughter Sam. As his obsession with the success and recognition of the play reaches its peak, Riggan gradually heads towards ruin, which is the main storyline. Interestingly, Michael Keaton, who plays the lead role, was actually an actor who previously played Batman, and many parts of the movie overlap with his real life, leading to evaluations that he delivered his best performance in this film. This work received a good rating of 91% on Rotten Tomatoes and won 4 awards at the 87th Academy Awards.

폴 W. S. 앤더슨 감독이 연출하고 로렌스 피시번, 샘 닐이 주연을 맡은 SF 우주 공포 영화입니다 언뜻보면 여러가지 장르의 호러물에서 볼수있는 흔한 설정들로 가득한( 우주선이 사라졌다 나타나고 그안에서 사건이 터진다는 배경만 우주일뿐 ) 그저그런 호러 영화일수도 있지만 감독만의 특유한 감각으로 SF와 오컬트를 적절하게 믹스해서 연출한 수작입니다 ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ 루이스 & 클락호는 우주에서 사라졌던 이벤트 호라이즌호를 찾아 해왕성까지 날아간다. 이벤트 호라이즌호로부터 수신된 라틴어 전문을 '구해달라'고 해독한 루이스 & 클락호의 대원들은 혹시라도 살아 있을지 모르는 이벤트 호라이즌의 대원들을 찾아나선다. 그러나 그들 앞에 나타난 이벤트 호라이즌에는 대원들이 모두 죽은 시체로 남아 있고, 게다가 루이스 & 클락호의 대원들조차 환상에 시달리게 된다. 스타크 중위의 가설에 의하면 우주선이 살아 있다는 것이다. ㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡ

Does anyone remember the movie Rush Hour??? I watched it a long time ago and really enjoyed it, so I rewatched it recently and it was still pretty fun.... Does anyone else know this movie??

This is a 2025 South Korean horror film directed by Oh Se-ho, starring Yoon Se-ah, Yoon Byul-ha, and Kwon Hyuk. The movie begins when Sung-hee, an insurance investigator who moves to an unfamiliar place before returning to work, installs a homecam for her sick daughter, Ji-woo. While checking the homecam at work, Sung-hee discovers an unidentified woman next to her daughter. She urgently tries to contact her daughter, but Ji-woo says no one was home. Strangely, the woman keeps appearing on the homecam from then on, yet no trace is found in the house. Furthermore, as her daughter Ji-woo starts exhibiting increasingly bizarre behavior, Sung-hee begins to suspect that something has entered the house. It's a film that combines the familiar subject of a commonly used homecam with horror and mystery, making you feel like you're looking a second time every time something appears on the screen. Especially, the mother's desire to protect her daughter, which gradually leads to anxiety and obsession, seems to add to the movie's tension.

This is the Demon Slayer: Mugen Train arc. The appearance of Akaza is truly the most memorable scene in all of Demon Slayer. Watching the battle between Rengoku and Akaza, it's still amazing even after rewatching. Highly recommend it. You can watch it on Netflix. Kokoro o moyase!!🔥🔥🔥 Tanjiro becomes a Demon Slayer to turn his demon sister 'Nezuko' back into a human! Hearing that passengers have been disappearing without a trace on the Mugen Train running through the darkness, he boards the train with 'Zenitsu' and 'Inosuke' to carry out a mission. There, he meets Rengoku, the strongest Demon Slayer swordsman! Sensing the presence of a demon hidden on the Mugen Train, they begin a life-or-death battle to save everyone... Cut through the nightmare with that sword!

This is a human drama film about 'Hye-won,' a young woman who returns to her rural hometown, exhausted from her demanding city life, and finds her own way of living by cooking with ingredients she grows herself throughout the four seasons. Without sensational events or dramatic conflicts, it calmly depicts the changing seasons of spring, summer, autumn, and winter, and the process of preparing neat meals. The scenes of her satisfying her emotional hunger by sharing a meal with friends offer deep warmth and tranquility to the viewers. It's a masterpiece of Korean cinema, with a beautiful story spanning the four seasons, offering warm comfort and a refreshing break to modern people who need a pause from their busy lives.

This is the 2011 psychological thriller film [Black Swan], starring Natalie Portman. The movie dramatically portrays the gradual descent into madness of Nina (Natalie Portman), a dancer who must perfectly embody the duality of a role with two personas in a stage performance. New York City Ballet ballerina Nina is chosen to star in the new production of 'Swan Lake,' but artistic director Thomas (Vincent Cassel) deems her technically perfect but lacking the freedom and desire of the Black Swan, possessing only the purity of the White Swan. Consequently, Nina suffers from hallucinations and delusions, tormented by conflict with her rival and the pressure to be flawless. Praised as Natalie Portman's career-defining performance, she won the Academy Award for Best Actress for this role.

I thought it was just a comedy, but looking back now, it's a bittersweet movie that feels like a prophecy. In a world where human intelligence has regressed, ordinary people are called geniuses. With the growing gap in knowledge and intelligence these days, it's not entirely funny anymore. It's an old movie, so it's exaggerated and a bit dated, but that's part of its charm. I recommend it as a light watch to kill time.

I watched Tazza with my family during Chuseok, and I actually found it more fun than I expected!!! My parents gave it a bad review, but it was good for a light watch!! Especially the actor playing the villain was so good that I couldn't even see the other characters...🤣

Swing Girls (2004), by director Shinobu Yaguchi, which was widely loved in Korea as a coming-of-age music film, is a masterpiece that depicts the delightful jazz challenge of underachieving high school girls who coincidentally start playing jazz to fill in for an ensemble that got food poisoning. The most impressive scene in the movie is undoubtedly the exciting stage performance where the protagonists enthusiastically play their instruments. Surprisingly, all the instrument performances in the film are 100% live recordings, played by the actors themselves after four months of grueling practice, with no stand-ins or lip-syncing. Initially, the production team planned to have the actors pretend to play while using professional recordings. However, the actors' practice was so intense that their actual playing skills improved dramatically. As a result, they changed their plan and used the music from the actors' direct performances for the entire playing scene. The passionate energy of the performances in the movie was truly 100% genuine.