The 4 best films of recent years:
🎬 G.I. Joe 4: Ever Vigilant
In this new installment, the G.I. Joes face a global cyber threat led by a new villain with access to alien technology. Dwayne Johnson returns as Roadblock, joined by a new team led by a brilliant strategist (played by Emily Blunt). With spectacular combat, cutting-edge gadgets, and tested loyalties, Ever Vigilant revives the saga with a darker, more modern approach, fueled by adrenaline and conspiracies.
🎬 Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
A post-apocalyptic masterpiece directed by George Miller. In a world devastated by environmental collapse and human madness, Max (Tom Hardy) and Furiosa (Charlize Theron) embark on a desperate flight in search of redemption. With stunning visual aesthetics, unbridled action, and a narrative steeped in symbolism, Fury Road redefines modern action cinema and elevates the genre with unique visual and emotional power.
🎬 The Karate Kid 2 (2025)
The legacy continues when Mr. Han’s (Jackie Chan) young disciple returns to China for a new international tournament. There, he faces not only a formidable opponent, but also his own inner doubts. With new settings, a more mature story, and lessons about balance, identity, and honor, this sequel combines spectacular martial arts with universal values ​​that resonate with all generations.
🎬 Extinction (2015)
In a frozen world following a viral apocalypse, two men and a girl survive in isolation… until they discover they are not alone. Extinction blends intimate drama with survival horror. The tension grows with each scene, and the relationship between the characters, marked by mistrust and paternal love, provides an emotional dimension that goes beyond the typical zombie thriller. A dark, human, and heartbreaking tale.
🔥 Conclusion:
Each of these films offers a different look at the struggle to survive, protect, and evolve. G.I. Joe 4 launches us into the future of war, Fury Road into the wild wilderness of humanity, The Karate Kid 2 into the search for inner growth, and Extinction into the rawest side of isolation. Different in tone and style, but all intense, unforgettable, and full of cinematic power.
