Steel Rain (2017, netflix)
Korean action-thriller about a coup in North Korea. The DPRK's "Number One" is presumed to be killed, but he's actually clinging to life after being rescued by a North Korean spy. There's a lot of great fight scenes and a lot of the movie is about nuclear missiles. I would hate to spoil it, it's very good. Jung Woo-Sung, who plays the North Korean spy, was outstanding in both the written and action scenes. I enjoyed the hell out of it, very fun.
The Last Witch Hunter (2015, vin diesel)
Vin Diesel made a movie about his D&D character, an immortal 800 year old witch hunter with a sword that catches fire. It's set in the present day and has a bizarrely-famous cast (Rose Leslie, Michael Caine, Elijah Wood, Isaac de Bankholé) for what's essentially a vanity movie (Vin wrote, directed, and starred). Also a lot of fun!
Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014, marvel)
People told me that there were a couple good MCU movies - Thor: Ragnarok, Black Panther, and Winter Soldier - and every single person who told me this is a fake friend. This movie fucking sucked. When the plot briefly gets interesting 45 minutes in, the movie takes painstaking aims to reveal that actually, all the moral depth and complexity was just for show, entirely fake. A Nazi did it! The buddy cop thing between Cpt America and the Hawkeye guy is not compelling, the action scenes are anemic at best, full of shakycam and quick cuts, and for a movie that wants to present itself as a nuanced approach to the problem of fascism, it's a goddamn joke. Thor: Ragnarok was good. Black Panther was good. This sucked, stay away.