Double Feature: Wonder Park & Captive State

On a passing glance, Nickelodeon's Wonder Park and Rupert Wyatt's' Captive State share nothing in common. The obvious being one aimed for kids and the other for adults but looking at the plot, both are bizarrely similar. They take place in a specific location that used to be full of life; now it's invaded by hostile forces that originated from the sky. The titular character is randomly thrust into the conflict, sees beforehand what is at stake both involving a creature with prickly quills. They are prevented from leaving and the final solution involves traveling into the sky with the high probability of no return. Coincidence? You be the judge.

Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindlewald-A Crime of Early Franchise Fatigue

The Scamander Brothers

When I watch a penultimate or middle chapter like The Empire Strikes Back, The Two Towers, Infinity War, or even The Last Jedi and Attack of the Clones, I'm excited for what happens next. They all have a sense of closure with a beginning, middle and end despite knowing that more is on the way. Evil, whether defeated or triumphant heavily lingers, and the heroes whether beaten or victorious know that the war is far from over.