The theme they composed for Magneto is surprisingly intimidating and powerful. You can feel the anger he displays when he's killing Nazis in Argentina and when he's going after Shaw on his private yacht.
Then they have a powerful one for when his channeling his inner peace to move heavier metal objects that feels like they used the same motif or beats as the one when he's angry. It shows that he is the sane character, yes, but he has grown substantially.
I am not a TV show person. I need to be to keep up with the current cultural landscape, but I am more of a movie person if anything. I have seen some Breaking Bad, not seen any Succession or Game of Thrones.
I am just not motivated to watch them because there's so many episodes and I have a short attention span.
However, I would be more motivated to go into it if I had a way of logging what I saw on a certain day, what percentage of a show I have seen and what percentage of an actor's work I have seen (I'd be more motivated to finish Breaking Bad for example if I could get to a tangible 100% score).
Letterboxd helps me channel my Movie Obsession because I enjoy the format where you can log what you see each day, and you can see what percentage of an actor's / a director's work you have seen. Heck, rewatching film franchises from years ago is alot more fun if I set a target and how many to watch by a deadline.
Is there something already like that? I know that you can log scores for episodes on IMDb but that doesn't count, because there's not that same diary / percentage watched aspect.