1. Mickey 17
Mickey 17 is a science fiction film directed by Bong Joon-ho in which one of the expendable employees, played by Rober Pattinson, goes on a colonization mission to a distant planet. ‘Expendables’ in this future world are workers who are expendable but they are revived and retain the memory when killed. In the constant regenerations of his life, Mickey 17 gets to hate the idea of endless being and the morality of achieved physical immortality. The film talks about various issues such as identity, consciousness, and the human condition which are also part of the exploration of the boundaries of life and death.
2. Black Bag
‘Black Bag’ is a spy thriller written by director Steven Soderbergh that you can’t look away from. The two actors who are playing intelligence agents Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett, whose marriage is in turmoil due to mistrust, are suspected of being double-crossed. The story is then put against the canvas of a spy game on international scale where we learn how trust and betrayal work both in our private lives and in our careers. Surprises will be untied and friendships will be in doubt as the couple maneuver through the maze of peeping toms and alarming situations resulting in a life-changing encounter that could make or break their union.
3. Novocaine
‘Novocaine’ is a film where Jack Quaid acts Nathan Caine, a guy who suffers from a rare disease that renders him incapable of feeling pain genetically. This is a plus to he since he has a high-risk job. When his girlfriend is kidnapped during a botched heist, both of them are affected. To safeguard her, the man hurriedly arrived flying to the place of the crime. As he gives up, these are the moments of physical torture and emotional trauma that end his courage and make him feel more human. This movie is a blend of pure action scenes and a deep look into the psychological aspect of being alive without pain.
5. Snow White
Marc Webb is directing the live-action Disney production of the classic tale known as ‘Snow White.’ The movie stars Rachel Zegler as the title character, with Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen. This modernizing presents a new perspective on the well-loved story by bringing in new songs and delving deeper into the characters’ past. Viewers are in for a treat, as they will be able to enjoy the harmonious visual beauty along the original story’s take on certain updated themes and fashions
6. The Alto Knights
The Alto Knights is a movie of Barry Levinson that was written to be a crime drama. Robert De Niro, the main actor of the film, plays double the two most famous mobsters at that time, Vito Genovese and Frank Costello. The main location of the story is New York in the middle of the last century and it reflects the story of the most impressive hostilities of those times. It is a dirty reflection of organized crime. Power, loyalty, and the controversial moral obligations of the criminal society are tackled in this film in a most fascinating way. Though the telling was elaborate and the performances genuine, the film unfolds the same content using themes such as power, loyalty, and moral complexity, including the criminal underworld. Thus, the movie succeeds in imparting deeper knowledge and understanding to the public. It also provides a platform for people to engage in the conversation they would not have been able to have otherwise.
