David Belch

Really enjoyed this actually. Good pacing, good actors, good plot and enough jeopardy. Compelling enough to want to find out what happens next!

Absolutely overhyped. A few puzzles fun enough but praying to RNGsus to get a room or so you want becomes tedious as do some of the daily puzzles. People comment "you're just not deep enough into it" but judging from the later puzzles I'm glad I didn't waste any more time. The game is an exercise in frustration rather than the joy of discovery and after completing a difficult puzzle you're almost annoyed that the answer was what it was. This game is about thinking laterally and out of the box but you're so lateral and far from the box you can't even see it. Games like Outer Wilds where important discoveries are logged rather than having to trapse back and forth (which can cost you a run) if you didn't write down the details specifically. Worth a few runs but no further than that really. Unless you enjoy mind-numbing illogical puzzles, then this is the game for you.

An absolute masterpiece. Every member of staff at Revolution should be proud of themselves for producing such a work of art. Posed as a "british fallout" it does NOT fail to capture the quintessential British spirit. An entirely enjoyable romp throughout, the lack of direction arrow means the game treats you as an adult and isn't dragging you around by the hand. The joy of discovery is something that is mostly lost in modern games. My only criticism being that the game ends too soon! Highly recommend 5/5. Time for a spot of tea, eh chaps?

Much ado about SFA. Poor Glen Miller works his ar53 off to try and get any emotive response from his opposite. Sydney Sweeney "acts" this entire film as a constantly unimpressed california valley girl with an unrelenting " D: " face. Had she any other range this may be passible but between the female lead playing the role as flat as she can/is able and the uninspiring plot this is certainly one to miss. For every gem Miller plays it's met with flat valley-gurl nonsense delivery. I can see two reasons why the Sweeney keeps getting acting roles but not much further.

"The Wicker Man" for the slow of thought netflix generation. Don't bother with this.

Preachy woke nonsense where characters don't act like human beings and in the end SPOILERS it was the american right wing that are America's biggest enemy.... Not Iran or NK. The script drags, the dialogue is simple and the entire plot sits on a facade of faux complexity. Wouldn't waste your time despite all the big names.

Sadistic trash. This film is a Swedish meatball of tangled plots, unheard of character development and impotent political flailing. A wailing marxist diatribe in disguise. It starts nowhere, goes nowhere. I really wouldn't waste your time with this pointless nonsense. Below deck this is not. Spoiler: nobody ends up with a tip. Did I waste my time with this? Yes. Would I watch it ever again? Never, thanks. Edit: I forgot, Woody Harrelson is in this but saying he phoned it in would really over-estimate his role in the movie. By the third act I'd completely forgotten he was "starring".

Just terrible. I'd have expected this kind of drivel from Netflix or the BBC. Laughable at best. Never have I seen time travel addressed so poorly as a plot mechanism, nay, an adjunct to a "plot". Terrible writing with little actual apprecialtion of the world it's trying to create. Trash stars out of 5.

Terrible. The first 10 mins of this film are just noise. Constant annoying noise. Couldn't get any further. I wouldn't recommend you do either. Shame the director didn't have anything better to do with the start of the film than fail to set up anything interesting. The strength of the cast won't make up for and lack of plot or adequate pacing.

I've no idea why this is getting slated across the board, I really enjoyed this movie. All 2 hrs of it. Plot was great, acting was great, comedic timing and jokes, still hilarious a day or two later. I think all the negative reviews from critics says more about their political allegiances to Obama than it does about the movie itself. I would certainly watch this movie a good few times more.