I've been going to the movie theater almost every week recently. I've loved movies since childhood, and now as a college student with a bit more time and money, I've decided to watch a lot of films. Today, I'd like to introduce two movies I saw over the weekend. On Saturday, I watched "Marvels," a film from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). I love this movie series and have been watching it from the beginning, so I was determined to see this one no matter what. The film features three female heroes, and I was overwhelmed by the unique comical elements and powerful action scenes typical of MCU movies. It was a thoroughly enjoyable film. On Sunday, I watched a Japanese film called "Seiyoku". I don't usually watch Japanese films, but when I learned that Goro Inagaki, a member of the former idol group SMAP, was the lead actor, I decided to give it a try. I was a big fan of SMAP, and this movie presented thought-provoking content. It made me realize that in this world, there are people who feel their normalcy is different from that of others around them, emphasizing the need for understanding. I'm majoring in international relations, focusing on multicultural coexistence and intercultural understanding. I believe this movie is something students studying similar topics should watch, as it's a wonderful film that deeply resonates. I look forward to continuing to watch many more movies, encountering great ones, and making various discoveries in the future.