In the world of Scream, the characters are young people who also watch horror movies like Halloween, Friday the 13th, or A Nightmare on Elm Street. They know the 'survival rules' of horror films—such as no having sex, no drinking alcohol, and never saying 'I'll be right back.' This self-awareness is exactly what makes Scream's dialogue and storyline feel fresh, clever, and at the same time, highly gripping.

The story kicks off on the planet Krypton, a world on the verge of destruction. In a desperate bid to preserve his race, a scientist named Jor-El infuses his infant son, Kal-El, with the planet's genetic Codex and launches him toward Earth right before General Zod's rebel faction assassinates him.

Set during World War II, Steve Rogers is rejected multiple times by the military due to health issues. He is then chosen as the test subject for a secret military project and transforms into Captain America. Using his iconic vibranium shield, Steve must lead an army to stop a rogue science organization called HYDRA, led by the Red Skull. But Red Skull looks pretty funny in this movie😅

It tells the story of a conflict between humans from Earth (through the RDA organization) who want to mine a valuable mineral called Unobtanium, against the native Na'vi tribe defending their ancestral land. Humans use the "Avatar" program, which are cloned Na'vi bodies neurologically controlled by human minds. But I don't see any conflict over natural resources here😅

The movie is set at Lake Victoria, Arizona, during its annual spring break festival. An unexpected underwater earthquake splits the lake floor open, creating a massive rift.

The rift accidentally liberates millions of prehistoric, carnivorous piranhas that had been trapped in a subterranean lake for two million years. Armed with razor-sharp teeth, the swarm heads straight toward the crowded shores.

But let's be real, I didn't see any actually frightening piranhas here😅

Vito Corleone is the highly respected head of a mafia family. When he refuses to get involved in the narcotics business proposed by a rival mafia family, he is shot and nearly killed. This chaotic situation forces his youngest son, Michael Corleone —who initially wanted nothing to do with his family's criminal enterprise—to step up and begin a dark journey of vengeance to protect his family.

Skynet sends a T-800 cyborg assassin from the year 2029 back to 1984 to kill Sarah Connor. Sarah must be eliminated because she will eventually give birth to John Connor, the man destined to lead the human resistance against the machines. But I didn't see the T-800 actually killing Sarah Connor; instead, he does something completely different😅

After violating the Sokovia Accords in Civil War, Natasha becomes an international fugitive and goes into hiding. However, her time on the run is disrupted when she receives a mysterious package from her past, sent by her adoptive sister. I didn't expect so many surprising things to happen during her time in hiding😅

The Scooby-Doo movie's story focuses on a group of teenagers who are part of Mystery Inc. along with a talking Great Dane named Scooby-Doo. They travel around in a van called the Mystery Machine to solve various supernatural mysteries, which often turn out to be covers for ordinary human criminals. But I didn't see any scene with a talking dog in this movie😅

Set about two decades after the death of Maximus Decimus Meridius, the story this time centers on Lucius Verus, the grandson of the former Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius and the son of Lucilla. Just like the first movie, there is very little actual warfare action here; instead, it's mostly other types of action😅

Harry Potter discovers his magical heritage and attends his first year at Hogwarts. He makes lifelong friends, learns the basics of magic, and thwarts a plot by Lord Voldemort to steal the immortality-granting Sorcerer's Stone.
But the magic in this movie seems to have a different function, it seems😅

The story follows young Ella, whose life turns upside down after the unexpected death of her beloved father. Left at the mercy of her cruel stepmother, Lady Tremaine, and her two vain stepsisters, Ella is stripped of her status and forced to become a mistreated house servant, mockingly nicknamed "Cinderella".

The arrogant and war-hungry Thor provokes the anger of his father, Odin. He is ultimately banished to Earth (Midgard) without his powers and his mystical hammer, Mjolnir. On Earth, he learns the meaning of humility after meeting scientist Jane Foster. At the same time, Loki capitalizes on this moment to seize the throne of Asgard.

The Tomb Raider movie is based on the popular video game series of the same name, centering on the adventures of a tough and smart British archaeologist named Lara Croft. But I feel like there are so many scenes in this movie that are not in the game.

Zorro is a legendary masked hero who defends the common people from the oppression of corrupt rulers in Spanish colonial-era California. This iconic character, known for his sword and signature 'Z' mark, has been adapted into numerous films from the classic Hollywood era to modern times.

Justice League Animated Movies are a series of cartoons or animated films that feature the stories of prominent superhero teams such as Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern, and other heroes who unite to protect the Earth from global threats. But I'm confused because I don't see the global threat you mean😅

The film Batman v Superman tells the story of a fierce feud between Batman, who considers Superman's power a threat to humanity. Amidst the cunning manipulation of Lex Luthor, these two iconic heroes fight each other for justice. However, they must unite forces with Wonder Woman when a terrifying monster named Doomsday appears, threatening the safety of Gotham and Metropolis. However, I didn't see any fierce battles in this movie.😅

The film Captain Marvel tells the story of Vers, an elite Kree warrior who has lost her memory and is caught in a galactic war against the Skrull species. When her mission strands her on Earth in the 1990s, she allies with a young S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, Nick Fury. As her past as a human pilot named Carol Danvers is uncovered, she successfully awakens her true, extraordinary cosmic powers. However, I didn't see any extraordinary cosmic power in this movie.😅

The film Supergirl tells the story of Kara Zor-El, Superman's cousin who lives in the isolated city of Argo City. When a life-support power source called the Omegahedron is lost and falls to Earth, Kara follows it to Earth and disguises herself as a schoolgirl named Linda Lee. There, she transforms into Supergirl to reclaim the object from the clutches of an evil witch named Selena. However, I did not see any scene where they fight over the Omegahedron in this movie 🤔

The story of The Boys focuses on a world where superheroes instead become corrupt celebrities who abuse their powers for business and public image. A group of ordinary humans without superpowers called "The Boys," led by Billy Butcher, unite to seek revenge and uncover the dark secrets of the Vought corporation that controls these heroes. However, besides being corrupt, their behavior also leaves me completely stunned while watching this movie.😅