Reviews

The legends are true. This is the greatest game of all time. This digital, virtual world conveys so much. It's just so immersive and atmospheric. Wow it works! This is how you make a video game. It has an emotional, bleak, gritty world, beautiful but dangerous. The chemistry between the two protagonists, the grizzled old man, Lost in his past and the curious, feisty young girl, the post pandemic all she knows. An abandoned, derelict world where everyone fights for survival. They just take a great genre and make it unique and just amazing. It's so popular because there's so much to talk about. Its basically a deconstruction of what a plot is.

And the gameplay is so fun, stimulating and entertaining. It just focuses on general themes as well as the fascinating fungal infection. It's just my favourite game, hits great the first time but is just so repayable. 1000/10.

Usually video game adaptions are rubbish (resident evil, sonic) And it isn't as good as naughty dog's spectacular digital, virtual adventure (which I actually played after I saw the show) the headline said it all. The Last of Us is one of my favourite dramatic emotional tv shows spanning about ten, hour long episodes each gripping and authentic- quite thought provoking diving deep into different points and topics. Very Immersive. It's a bit slow paced for a post apocalyptic outlast though with lost of boring dialouge especiallyfor a VIDEOGAME ADAPTION. It's not a far fetched, chaotic apocalypse, more of a ruin of an aftermath as the result of a fascinating and terrifyingly real fungal infection (ophiocordyceps) terrifyingly manipulating the body. It compares to the walking dead and 28 days later but In my opinion it trumps them all, gripping you in dark and gritty emotion with quirks and twists that have you sympathize with the characters. The father daughter relationship between Joel and Ellie is just spectacular. Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey really portrayed the classic video game protagonists so well. The grizzly old man, lost in the past of the outbreak and ellie the curious, feisty 14 year old, cute but dangerous. It really stays true to the game. Even an episode based upon its prequel dlc, left behind and one focused on bill and his relationship which feels awkward but key. The awesome, unique infected which I was excited to see only showed up once or twice in the most generic forms which disappointed me quite a bit. Though the bloater looked great! Bit I love the drunken, antagonistic humans. And David was a great villain, a strangely real obsession with ellie and appearance who shows up at the darkest times. It just shows the terror of cannibalism and what a global pandemic can do to human kind. It shows that the real monster are - well the flesh eating infected but you know also humanity itself which really makes you wonder if man deserves to survive or if nature itself should just take over completely. But I do think it really just shifts its focus to the survivors which is interesting but a bit boring sometimes. The end was great too. It just shows the bleak, depressing impact and story. She could've saved the world, the last hope and he chose the flip side. All this for that. That's the powerful, most moving part. Then you look at all their backstories. The sad and rightful deaths. Then the swear - the lie. Since the sequel successor, part II was amazing (though I didnt agree storywise) I'm definitely hype for season two.

Godzilla x Kong a new empire is my new favourite monster flick! DONT LISTEN TO THE "CRITICS" WHO GIVE IT BAD OR MEDIOCRE REVIEWS. It takes everything great from king of the monsters and Godzilla vs Kong and adds so much more! Its quirky and entertaining like Skull island. I watched it in cinema in 4DX. It was the perfect movie for this with many explosions and great fight scenes that drag on but keep you stimulated with vibrant, astonishing and groundbreaking VFX such as Godzilla's supercharged radioactive beam. It incorporates a lot of confusing but exciting science that sometimes bored me and great vibes of mystery. The science fiction and wonder is great. The bizarre but chaotic plot had me gripped and enthralled with emotion and amazement - but some brainless moments too. I think the film is basically just a Kong film with a bit of godzilla spice. Its like avatar plus planet of the apes. I must say Godzilla's final form was a bit underwhelming (I think minus one and shin Godzilla did better) but it was still astonishing and I liked it. Overall I loved it and there is much more to say!

A campy, corny, bee movie-esque movie. It's full of humour, comical characters and more. I love the cheesy but also hellish ghosts. It's a great premise too. A team of experienced, goofball paranormal investigators interacting with a bunch of both slapstick but spooky spectres. It's a fun concept That has been played around with a lot. An example of influence in other film would be men in black, particularly the first one. You have a lot of similarities between characters such as Edgar the bug and Gozer the destructor, the two main antagonists. It's the best film in the franchise and I recommend it to anyone who hasn't watched this masterpiece.

For the early episodes about up to the 6th era of doctor who , the story line was exeedingly boring and bland but the grotesque , satisfying , horriffic and truly strange alien designs are the most incredible part. I love the futuristic , strange use of artificial intelligence and modern , state of the art tech and engineering in this strange universe. The mid eras of doctor who were my personal favourite stories and monsters but towards the Jodie Whittaker era the main storylines were beggining to get more boring and repetetive.