Andrew Galan

I had a great time watching this film. It moves along quickly and links back to the original Tron and the sequel in ways I enjoyed. The soundtrack was excellent, I loved the visuals and though it was well cast. Spoilers below: I liked that it didn't default to love being a prerequisite for empathy.

Nicolas Cage takes on a toxic Skippy the Bush Kangaroo. I was looking at the people next to me, their faces all stretched and distorted, and I thought, I don’t think you are supposed to be laughing along with those characters. Then it was like going back in time, but on heaps of codeine, to see my Coastie Australian childhood overblown to explosion in every way.

The game is beautiful and fun to play, with a host of adjustments to meet your skill level and experience with car games it is also rewarding to practice at. I also enjoy all the customization options. But you are paying a Triple A game price that then expects you to pump cash into it constantly if you don’t want to grind for weeks for the measly rewards for winning or that come through the “gifts”. I’ve played this game since launch and never gotten anything from the "gifts" but either the lowest tier of gift reward, or a part for a car I don’t own (hint: I should go buy that car to put the part on).

This game is epic, fun, weird and beautiful.

This series is a sci fi action comedy and romance spy show, from its central cast to its excellent range of supporting actors it has an ensemble who fit their characters perfectly. And how could you not want to watch a show that guest stars Chevy Chase, Linda Hamilton, Timothy Dalton and Scott Bakula in recurring roles, and has Stone Cold Steve Austin thrown in for good measure. And Chuck's final episode is perfect, it rewards watching the entire five seasons of this show.