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A Quiet Place - Part II (2020)
Debatable if this works better as a Mother's Day film or a Father's Day movie, as the relative absence of Krasinski's character is like a shadow over the whole story. It's a beautiful continuation of the family drama amidst the grounded sci-fi in the first film, though I wouldn't go quite as far as to agree with some people that it's even better. Still a visceral experience with amazing sound design and rather clever editing that provides great re-acting moments for both the characters and audience.
Avengers: Infinity War (2018)
The next appearance of Dr. Strange, though obviously it's more a follow-up to Captain America: Civil War and a way to bring the Guardians of the Galaxy into the mix with Spider-Man and Marvel's other mainstays. A wildly ambitious film that swings for the fences but takes a lot of narrative shortcuts, resulting in the first MCU film that's both impossible to appreciate on its own while also failing to keep all the characters and plot threads consistent between movies. (This rewatch led to my fanedit idea for how to make the film "Perfectly Balanced, as all things should be."
Debatable if this works better as a Mother's Day film or a Father's Day movie, as the relative absence of Krasinski's character is like a shadow over the whole story. It's a beautiful continuation of the family drama amidst the grounded sci-fi in the first film, though I wouldn't go quite as far as to agree with some people that it's even better. Still a visceral experience with amazing sound design and rather clever editing that provides great re-acting moments for both the characters and audience.
Avengers: Infinity War (2018)
The next appearance of Dr. Strange, though obviously it's more a follow-up to Captain America: Civil War and a way to bring the Guardians of the Galaxy into the mix with Spider-Man and Marvel's other mainstays. A wildly ambitious film that swings for the fences but takes a lot of narrative shortcuts, resulting in the first MCU film that's both impossible to appreciate on its own while also failing to keep all the characters and plot threads consistent between movies. (This rewatch led to my fanedit idea for how to make the film "Perfectly Balanced, as all things should be."