Joshua johnston

It's not a movie. It's a THREE HOUR intellectual circle jerk about emotions and self awareness. It's so frekin pretentious, but worse than that it's awful with writing and acting.

I'm convinced no one affiliated with this film knows the difference between Christianity and Catholicism. This is a shame as the entire film is based around the aforementioned two beliefs.

I tried my best to watch The Matrix Resurrections as a stand alone film, and not compare it to the previous movies. However, you can't do that with movie that was made 20 years after the trilogy. They half catered to a new audience while trying to cater to the original crowd, and it ate dirt. They should have just made a new line of movies with new characters from the same universe. No wonder why it didn't even break even in box offices and WB cancelled the next two before the first two weeks of the movie being out. RIP Neo, you were the one 20 years ago.

First off, I don't want to completely poo on the game. It does a few things that are neat. Want to build a ship? Want to build a base? Want to be a bounty hunter? This game has all those options! However, once you do it one time the novelty wears off. Building bases is fun, but there's no real point to it. Bad guys don't really raid them unless you're sitting next to a RNG landing zone. Ship building is fun, but you can only fly one and you can't command a fleet so having more than one is redundant. There's no infamy/game system so after a couple of bounty quests there's no real point. You get a couple thousand credits for it, but money is quicker from other sources. Bethesda kind of got on my bad side with this 'Passion project' they so claim it is if I'm to be honest. They completed a game 60% and hoped the modding community would finish it for free. Bethesda already had a plan for paid mods made by creators they have no intentions to pay. Overall I've put 80hrs into the game, and that's about the time of completion of all things within the game. There's not 100s of hours of content here like they say.

Absurdly fun. It looks like a mobile game that was made on a sleep deprived bet, and I'm here for it. 10/10

While this game goes against the grain compared to previous instalments, such is innovation. I can't tell what excites me more, the crafting system that allows ppayers to create their own items, the open world capture system, or the teleportation feature without the need of a flying type Pokemon. This game definitely has growing pains for the players that's been with the series since the Gameboy (No color/No Backlight) it is an amazing instalments that paves the way for a greater immersion into the world of Pokemons. The only bad thing in this game is the dialogue. "I feel like I have a bone in my throat only the bone is an idea and my throat is my brain." -NPC Dialogue in game. Lmao

Most of the dialogue felt forced without character conviction. Also, there wasn't any real character development throughout the story. The movie is based on a real exorcist.....kind of?? The character Rustle Crowe played was a real person, but the story was 100% fabricated, so why even use a real person's name that has nothing to do with any other real person nor narrative? Overall the writing was lazy, the story made no since in follow through, but the graphics/CGI was decent. 4/10