Justin Anders

Vapid barely begins to describe this movie. I saw this film on a whim, and after leaving the theater I felt like I'd just undergone a labotomy in which every intelligent thought from my brain had been brutally excised. The cliches are pervasive, the characters are two dimensional, and awkward barely begins to describe the dialogue. If anything, it's a testament to the ability of the actors to make some of the lines they have to deliver sound something even approaching natural. In short, if you want an hour or so of totally brainless soul-sucking media, then Free Guy is for you. If you prefer good films, I'd suggest you keep walking.

This game is anything but perfect, and is rife with bugs, but regardless it still delivers a memorable and entertaining experience. The protagonist doesn't quite have the sort of strength that a great character like Geralt does, but nevertheless the story is able to make interesting twists, provide good stories, and complex relationships. Even on an Xbox one-s, the gameplay is hardly as catastrophic as most of the reviews I see make it out to be. Sure, there are scary moments when it crashes and some minor glitches with the character sometimes (clothing vanishing etc) but the game still looks alright and the gameplay manages to be fun and rewarding.