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GALACTUS was just sooooooo cool!! I genuinely never thought I'd live to see Galactus on the big screen, but here we are! Thanks to Marvel, we're now able to see characters and stories that felt impossible to adapt, especially when DC's equivalent attempts dont lead to anywhere.

Honestly, the movies I've watched this summer all had their moments, but if I had to rank them based on how much I enjoyed them, here's my list:

1st - F1 2nd - Superman 3rd - Fantastic Four: First Steps

It's not that Fantastic Four was any less amazing, those other two just barely edged it out for me. This movie still delivered BIG!

Every character here was handled with so much care. The writing gave each of them a moment to shine, their powers were creatively used, and this movie kinda showed how fast the silver surfer is!! And the emotional arcs actually hit hard. But the real bang moment?

GALACTUS.

What. A. Presence.

Absolutely nailed the cosmic scale and threat. And still managed to make him feel like a real part of the story, not just some end-of-level boss. But I just want to confirm how powerful is sue storm?? Because of her final moments with galactus in tha movie, not going towards the spoilers but...marvel have just introduced us to do many OP characters... sentry, Galactus and franckin richards.

Steal: "Progress isn't born from epiphanies-it's built by hardworking hands. Every transformation this world has ever seen started with someone willing to stretch beyond their limits."

Don't watch it on anyone's recommendation, when you'll have expectations from it it may not work for you as it's would if you watch it with nothing in your mind.

This series is something different, where you just can't help but praise the actors for their performance, they have really given so much to these characters, that they really feel alive, as if a family from my neighbourhood having a hard time, hard time taking care of eachother, hard time telling them that they care for eachother, no matter what happened in the past, it all was an accident, and they are really sorry. This series haunts you for your deeds that you have committed intentionally or unintentionally for which you holds yourself guilty.

And ends with a beautiful note, that god lies in our connection with eachother.

This documentary is exactly what it promises to be, and has successfully told a story of an average India person living in rural India, where all the stereotypes are followed and the societies think with the point of view of the society. This man goes against all odds to give her daughter something like Justice.

Where an average question of everyone is that "why are you contestanting the matter?" And "why are you so determined to get them punished, it won't give you back the respect you lost when your girl was raped?" Yet the father didn't stop.

This movie doesn't give you the answers, but leaves you with so many questions about the societies we live in.

Steal: everyone has a face in it, they look exactly like you want to show us.