As you all know, last year the Russo Brothers were brought back by Marvel, five years after their massive success with Avengers: Endgame. At an official event, the studio introduced the directors, revealed that the film’s main villain would be Doctor Doom, and announced the actor taking on the role — none other than the legendary Robert Downey Jr.

We are controlled by what we are not aware of. There are a number of habits that prevent us from moving forward and improving the quality of our lives. What are they like?

Last year, it was announced that Paul Thomas Anderson would be directing a new film starring Leonardo DiCaprio, with the plot revolving around a secret organization and a woman entangled in its affairs. Anderson’s last film, Licorice Pizza, wasn’t a massive box office hit but received several award nominations and was highly praised by critics.

The story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs has long held a cult status — first, due to its profound influence on children and multiple generations, and later, thanks to Disney’s iconic 1937 animated adaptation.

Love is the basis of our life and its reason. True, the image of Love often has so many layers, due to which a person stops feeling love.

In 1997, director Paul Verhoeven released Starship Troopers, a film about humanity’s battle against monstrous insect-like aliens trying to conquer the universe.

Love cannot be given, it cannot be taken, it can only be felt inside yourself. It is only there. If you stop looking for love in other people, then you can feel it inside yourself.

Last year, news broke about an intriguing project from A24 starring Dakota Johnson and Pedro Pascal. The film follows a rather unconventional marriage agency, where the protagonist, Lucy (played by Dakota Johnson), helps people find their ideal partners and eventually get married. She’s quite successful at it until she unexpectedly crosses paths with her ex, played by Chris Evans, setting the stage for the film’s central conflict.

A lucky break can change your life. But why are some people always lucky, while others can only watch someone else's luck?

Modern technologies have made our lives more convenient and help us lead a pretty comfortable lifestyle. We can order food and goods online, buy tickets to various events and trips, use various devices to monitor our health and fitness. And despite such technical progress, we still perceive a woman as a household function. And the most interesting thing is that this perception is most often female. Yes, there are men who are sincerely indignant: "Why do I need a wife if she does not wash, clean, cook, or take care of me?" And indeed, why? What does a woman give in a partnership?