Rowan Collins

The movie has some great action scenes and some great visual effects. However, it seems to have large sections missing. It feels as though the movie must have ran out of budget and cuts were made. Much of the film is pretty good, but there definitely seems to be some bits missing.

It's a really well made movie. Lots of great jokes, fun moments, and it suspends reality in a video game universe. I would compare it to Ready Player One, but more of a comedy.

The film starts off a little strange, but it's a really unique film. It uses music and sound to explore the world more than narrative. The movie is long but I was left wanting an extended version as opposed to a shorter version.

I tried this game on a steam free weekend and I'm glad that I did. It's full of fun and customisation; a game that isn't very serious, but is seriously fun. It's a hoard style defense game, coupled with mining in a dark environment. There are four classes to help you navigate the caverns and each one of them is really useful to the team. Each mission has multiple difficulty levels called "hazard level" and you can really feel the difference between the levels, allowing for constant progression. The game also allows you to customise your dwarf in tons of different ways both aesthetically and with weapon upgrades. Overall, it's great fun to play with strangers and even more fun to play with friends. It's well worth a try on a free weekend if you've not played before, and if you're on the fence, I would encourage you to take the risk and buy the game - I don't think you'll regret it.

I think it's a funny parody of Sherlock Holmes combined with some jokes here and there. People should not take this movie seriously nor expect it to be the world's funniest movie. It's just lighthearted and whimsical.