Sayak Bandyopadhyay

After Far Cry 5, I am absolutely loving this game! This one brings back a lot of stuff from my most favourite entry, Far Cry 3. Mostly visually, and it works. I love the new weapon customisations, although the bullet mechanics is pretty dumb. Every gun is useless without an armor piercing round here, and also, attaching throwables to supremos is pretty dumb but mostly, I enjoy playing this game, especially for its rich environments, activities, fin vehicles and well designed gameplay.

Another great experience from Ubisoft! A perfect thing to experience historical settings. An absolute treat to anybody who loves history, and who doesn't think that the Vikings are badass! And like always, so much to do and explore in the game, even more activities than previous ones to keep you engaged. Cyberpunk 2077 failed me this year but fortunately, this was there to make up for it.

Personally, either of the words "cyber" and "punk" was enough to keep me away from this game, but I decided to give it a try out of tue respect for my excellent experience with Witcher 3, but it felt as I was expecting. Even worse. Couldn't connect with the story or the characters at all. Couldn't relate to anything, and such an artificial and futuristic setting alone was constantly repelling me and ultimately led to uninstalling and forgetting about it. A good effort from CD Projekt. I'm sure they meant well, but this was not it.

While it's a pleasant surprise to see Chris Hemsworth utter two words in Bengali, and rescue a kid, the plot is utterly ridiculous. The whole law enforcement of a nation is taking orders from a drug lord in broad daylight, it's ridiculous. The whole movie seems kind of a film version of Ghost Recon: Wildlands, with Bolivia replaced with Bangladesh. The acting and cinematography was great though, but it is to be expected from a film of this budget.

The film looks beautiful, and the 3D work is simply extraordinary, and the crew has done extremely hard work to bring the jungle to life, but when you watch the original film from 1994, you will feel the difference. The characters here, being real animal like, lacks the expressions that made the movie so touching, especially Timon, Pumba and Scar are nothing compared to the 2D ones. The songs, especially Hakuna Matata, and Be Prepared, were excellent and era definig work in the original film, which is severely missing here. This is an overall good work, great to watch, but the feeling is much much less intimate and fun than the original one from1994.

Everybody was enjoying the movie, the whole theatre was shouting their a***s off, the action was intense, balanced with good humour and then, at the end, wow, that was so hard to take in

A good movie, good storyline and a balanced mood, presented humour where needed. Don't care about reviews, just go and watch it.