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I saw this one recently too. Was it a pencil or a pen during the action scene? It was really 👍👍 Jason Bourne, who had disappeared leaving no trace, discovers another conspiracy surrounding his past beyond his recovered memories and finally reveals his existence to the CIA… The most perfect and deadliest weapon, 'Jason Bourne'. Now, everything depends on him.

Only the Resident Evil series in movies. Part 1 is still fun to watch now. Since a new movie is coming out this week, I should watch it for nostalgia.

This is a representative Korean romantic comedy masterpiece directed by Jang Jin. It tells the story of a fateful baseball player diagnosed with a terminal illness and the strange and special relationship with the woman who has loved him secretly for 10 years. It stands out with its unique, quirky, and delightful dialogue, and the unparalleled chemistry between Jung Jae-young and Lee Na-young. It's a heartwarming film that conveys the meaning of true love blooming amidst the ordinary with subtle laughter and emotion.

Since I watched a Samuel L. Jackson movie, here's a movie recommendation. It's Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children. It's a story about children with superpowers fighting against bad adults who are after them. Peregrine, who can transform into a bird, uses her ability to turn back time to create a safe haven for the children, but

2019 Film: [ Glass ] This is the final installment of M. Night Shyamalan's trilogy. In this movie, the protagonist from the first film, 'The Unbreakable Man' David Dunn (Bruce Willis), the protagonist from the second film, 'The Beast' with 23 personalities (James McAvoy), and the main villain, Mr. Glass (Samuel L. Jackson), all appear. It's the last part of the series, which was divisive due to its shocking plot twist at the end and a somewhat anticlimactic conclusion. Rather than the flashy action typical of superhero movies, this film focuses more on the psychological changes and emotions between characters. It's recommended for those who prefer a more substantial film over a simple superhero flick.

This is the 2017 film [Arrival], starring Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner, directed by Denis Villeneuve. Among sci-fi films, this is a work with exceptional artistic merit and philosophical depth, based on Ted Chiang's original novel (Story of Your Life), and stands out for Denis Villeneuve's calm and profound direction. One day, alien spacecraft appear in 12 locations on Earth. To understand their purpose for coming to Earth, linguist Louise (Amy Adams) and physicist Ian (Jeremy Renner) are selected to enter the spacecraft. The main story revolves around the events that unfold as Louise undergoes strange changes while deciphering their language. Rather than being dynamic and spectacular like typical sci-fi movies, this film is a static and intellectual sci-fi. Those expecting a flashy blockbuster might be disappointed, but it's a work that received positive reviews for both its box office success and critical acclaim, earning four times its production cost worldwide.

I thought it would be cheesy, but I ended up falling in love with the actors! It's about 'Bridget,' who's turned thirty-two and is facing the New Year alone, as usual. Then, two charming men, complete opposites, appear in her life like fate. Between 'Mark,' the sweet guy who's only affectionate to his woman, and 'Daniel,' who's straightforward about love, her diary fills with happy fantasies... The first page of 'Bridget Jones's Diary' begins.

I went there with high expectations because of the high rating. I could relate and understand it, but It was heavy and depressing, so I didn't like it much.

I need to watch a movie and write a review! Please recommend a movie!!!

This is the 2006 action film [16 Blocks], directed by Richard Donner, who also directed the Lethal Weapon series, starring Bruce Willis. The movie is about escorting a key witness across a distance of 16 blocks between the New York Police Department and the courthouse. Jack Mosley (Bruce Willis), a corrupt and weary old detective, is given the relatively simple task of escorting prisoner Eddie Bunker, who needs to testify in court. While en route, he is attacked by unidentified assailants. These attackers turn out to be Mosley's fellow police officers, who know they won't be safe if Eddie's testimony gets out, so they've come to eliminate him beforehand. Mosley refuses his colleagues' attempts at persuasion, chooses to turn all of New York's police force against him, and decides to fight to the end on his way to the courthouse. This is the main plot. While the premise feels a bit familiar and Mos Def's mumbling as Eddie Bunker is a bit distracting, it's not a bad movie for killing time.