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Watching Billie Eilish perform, it finally clicked for me. Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour isn’t a challenging or investigative documentary; it doesn’t critically analyze Eilish, as she co-directed it with Cameron. However, it’s also not a simple, overly flattering promotion. The film feels warm and appreciative because Cameron clearly admires Eilish, not just for what she achieves, but for how she achieves it.

The epic tale of Naruto delivered an ending that’s aged like fine wine with its 700 manga chapters and hundreds of anime episodes. That scope seems like a nearly impossible task to adapt into a live-action two-hour movie. Even though One Piece live-action broke the curse of disappointing anime adaptations, it’s done so by adapting the long series into a Netflix show that obviously provides a lot more runtime to tell its story. Still, recent developments prove that a Naruto movie can still work and look great.

As a huge movie fan, I’ve seen Scarlett Johansson absolutely kill it as Black Widow in nine Marvel films – she’s been a major player in eight of them! But honestly, while that’s the role a lot of people associate her with, I don’t think it’s even her best work. And that’s what’s so amazing about her! She’s incredibly versatile. We’re used to seeing her in action flicks, but she really shines when she gets to show off her full range – whether it’s earning a Tony nomination on Broadway or getting an Oscar nod for a surprisingly funny film. She’s just a fantastic actress.