Clint Hepworth

It only took 5 episodes to get a mediocre car chase. Let's hope for more thrilling car chases in upcoming episodes and I'll add a star.

The Substance does an excellent job of portraying fame not as a reward, but as an illusion. An enticing temporary construct that eventually crumbles under the weight of time and reality. The film peels back the glamorous veneer that surrounds celebrity culture and exposes the desperate hunger for validation and attention that festers beneath. As the story unfolds, we see how the characters try to preserve youth and beauty as a means of maintaining relevance, but no matter how tightly they cling to this illusion, it begins to decay. The movie masterfully illustrates that the desire for fame and love, when driven by superficiality, inevitably reveals its hollowness. One of the film’s most poignant themes is its commentary on aging. In a society that idolizes youth and discards the old, The Substance doesn’t shy away from showing the brutality of this mindset. It portrays aging not as a flaw, but as a natural, powerful process that our culture often cruelly rejects. In doing so, it challenges us to reflect on the inhumanity of a world that equates value with appearance, and love with attention. Ultimately, The Substance is more than a horror film. It’s a scathing critique of our obsession with perfection and the emotional cost of living in a society that prizes the surface over the soul.

Might be the greatest Disney flop of all time.

Awesome. This movie will put the fear of religion in you and I'm all for it. Very well done.

Best Godzilla movie I have ever witnessed. Everything about this movie is a masterpiece.

The show is interesting but can become wearing. Tyler tries to heal people's old wounds related to tragedies involving death. His clairvoyance is fascinating and keeps you wondering how his gift is possible. Throughout the show the viewer gets a glimpse into his personal life and relationships with his partner and mother. The show seems to never have a break from intense emotions and it feels like one big therapy session. Not binge worthy but worth a watch in moderation.

This show was wild from beginning to end. One of the best trash TV shows I've seen in awhile. HOWEVER (spoiler alert), you can't tell Garrett he is going to win the 100k if he decides to keep it for himself, then switch the agreement after the decision is made to 100k for charity of Sarah's choosing. Garrett was roasted, humiliated, and beat down throughout the ENTIRE show. You guys even had the audacity to interview his ex. Through all this he was persistent, resilient, played the game, and rose from the ashes EVERY.DAMN.TIME. The Fboy was picked and he deserves the 100k that he was told he would win. For this reason, the show went from a 5 star to 3 star show.

That was terrible. Too much dialogue, the writing was awful, and the acting was so so. The action scenes were low budget grade and short. The dialogue scenes were too long prolonging the entire movie. Probably the worst Batman movie I've seen.

National treasure meets Indiana Jones meets Italian Job. What an AMAZING game! The game is action packed all the way through and the game design and cinematics are captivating. My only complaint is the game play becomes redundant towards the end because I found myself doing the same tasks (finding crates to go up tall walls, finding side trinkets, following a singular path, climbing for hours on end, chasing Sam, etc.) More problem solving puzzles and creative battles would improve the redundancy. Other than that, the game was a blast and I recommend to anyone looking for an adventure!

Fun at first, but becomes repetitive and boring. There is no new gaming experience and the game feels like a 20 year old polished turd. Blizzard has lost their touch.