Griffin Zwirner

I played it on my Xbox as I really couldn't be bothered to boot this game up on my PC. For context I have nearly 500 hours on my PC and another 500 on Xbox. I have loved Bethesda games such as Oblivion, Skyrim and Fallout 3 since I was a kid now, and have had the privilege to play the Shivering Isles, Dragonborn, Bloodmoon, Far Harbor and The Pitt, some of which I'd say are the among the best DLCs of all time. Shattered Space took me maybe eight hours. For context, Far Harbor was an easy ten to fifteen, same with Dragonborn (and that's every time). Even including the side-quests I'd anticipate a maximum playtime of twenty hours. The story is bland, derivative of past stories and far better writing. The theme is under identity crisis, and the characters have the urgency of a funeral. It's bullet sponge-y and boring, building a shooting gallery of gameplay. The loop becomes shoot, reload, shoot, heal. Over and over, location after location. Nukaworld added settlement items, Far Harbor a fully affinity based companion and settlement locations. Dragonborn had sprawling sidequests and a plethora of unique locations. Tribunal had a story about "Houses" that was gripping and thoroughly well written. Jesus even Hearthfire had enough to offer to justify it's existence. All of these, featured NEW items, clothing, armor, weapons, mechanics, locations and/or quests. Shattered Space has two. Locations and quests. All armor/weapons are re-skins, the habs are re-skins, there are no new outpost items, no decorations, no real companions, maybe ten new items. It's a lazy, unfinished piece of content being repackaged as a DLC. This is really bad. I love The Elder Scrolls, and I want someone else in charge of it. Also this thing ran so poorly. So so poorly.

Easily the best Oscar nominated film on the board. Marriage Story tells a chaotic tale with a theatre-esque view of something that for many people is a part of everyday life. Relatable, new and refreshing, Marriage Story, along with Johansson and Driver for their impeccable performance, deserve all the award that can get.

Absolutely gorgeous. It's not Dunkirk, but it's still exhilarating to watch. Much like Skyfall, this movie feels raw and real.

A really solid movie that if not directed by Quentin, would have been a much better movie. The problem is that this movie feels like such a step down form the other Tarantino films we know and love. Still, it's a solid film, as always, well written and is enjoyable and funny to watch. Brad Pitt's performance steals the show while DiCaprio and Robbie take a back seat in this cinematic reimagining of one of the most shocking and awful crimes of the 20th century.

Although it's not as great as the first one, Frozen 2 is still a solid movie and so funny. Go see it.

Captain Marvel is actually, in my opinion, a step down from we except coming from Marvel. It's a little boring and a little predictable and too formulaic. That being said, there are solid laughs in this film and Sam Jackson is, of course, always a win. Definitely worth your time to watch, although waiting till streaming probably wouldn't be the end of the world.

I'm sorry but this movie is just hilarious. I understand why critics hats it, I really do but it's just so funny. Definitely watch this movie.

While the film isn't as great an adventure as Toy Stories 1,2 and 3, the ending of this film turns it into the best installment of the franchise.

God is this movie incredible, with it's awesome effects to it's air tight story and it's cliff hanger ending. Disney, if your listening, let's get Nolan to do a Marvel film. 9/10 - great directing, story and performances.

In complete honesty, "Dark Phoenix" was not a movie I was holding high hopes for. Sadly, my initial thoughts were correct as it's such a sham to see such great characters waste din this film. The story and plot were not only poorly written, but lazy and uneven. The VFX were low budget and in a word, bad. Mcavoy and Fassbender both clearly don't want to be there and are doing their best with what they're given. "Dark Phoenix" is the final tale of Fox's X Men series and it isn't the sweet, tribute that Endgame was.