Justin K

Sonic Adventure is a classic, but it’s far from perfect. The controls can feel a bit clunky, and some platforming sections are more frustrating than fun. That said, the stage designs are creative, and the soundtrack is unforgettable. Playing as Big the Cat, where you fish for Froggy, feels tedious rather than enjoyable. Honestly, my appreciation for this game leans heavily on nostalgia.

One of my favorite movies that brings back happy memories for me. Christina Ricci, Angelica Houston, Raul Julia and Joan Cusack display incredible acting in this movie! So many modern films today feel heartless and badly written. Addams Family Values reminds you that movies can be fun and genuinely sweet at times in a dark creepy sort of way!

This movie hasn’t aged well at all. Rob Schneider’s performance relies on outdated stereotypes, and most of the humor falls flat if you’re an adult. The pillow fight scene, where his character knocks out the girls with the pillow was the moment where I shook my head and turned my TV off.

Probably the worst horror/slasher movie I’ve ever watched. The first Terrifier was pretty decent, but this sequel is way too long and dumb. I did not care about any of the characters or felt scared. Just insulted. Everyone involved in this whatever you want to call this dumpster fire are amateurs…

Boots suffers from bad writing and very cringe dialogues from almost every character that has lines. By the time I got to episode five, this show really started to drag and get boring. I got so bored I actually started laughing at moments that were supposed to be taken seriously. Netflix is really starting to suck…

Sonic Adventure 2 starts off strong, the music’s great, the energy’s high, and City Escape might be one of the best opening levels ever. It’s the perfect “this is what Sonic’s all about” moment: fast, fun, and full of attitude. But once you get deeper into the game, the cracks start showing. The camera’s bad, like really bad and makes moving around harder than it should be. You’ll die way too often just because you couldn’t see where you were going. The controls don’t help either. Everything feels kind of slippery not just Sonic, but all the characters. Everyone moves a little too loosely, which makes platforming and precision jumps frustrating. Then there are the outer space levels near the end that feel weird and overwhelming. The fact that Sonic,Tails, Amy, Dr. Eggman, Rouge and Knuckles are just chilling in outer space with no helmets or protective gear completely breaks the immersion. I blame Sega and Sonic Team for being lazy. The best way to describe Sonic Adventure 2 is it’s a video game that’s iconic and deeply flawed.

⸻ I bought Sonic Frontiers on sale hoping it would finally bring Sonic back. Instead, it’s the worst video game I’ve ever played. Five minutes in, I was already done. The first level is boring, the gameplay has no spark, and the voice acting is lifeless. Sonic, Amy, and Tails all sound like they’re reading lines with zero energy. Sonic is known for fast, fun levels and iconic music. Here? Nothing. The stage soundtrack is dull and uninspiring. Where is Jun Senoue? The guy behind Sonic’s most legendary tracks? Crush 40 would’ve been a welcoming addition, but Sega clearly doesn’t understand its own audience anymore. Shame on Sega for releasing something this flat, joyless, and uninspired. This game feels like it was made by people who hate video games.

I was really enjoying Call of Duty: WWII at first. The D-Day mission was kind of engaging, the atmosphere felt authentic, and I felt like I was having fun with the campaign. But then the game completely breaks immersion. Out of nowhere, a fictional British SOE operative, Vivian Harris, is dropped directly into frontline combat with a U.S. infantry platoon. That simply wouldn’t have happened. While women served bravely in the SOE and Resistance, their missions were focused on covert sabotage and intelligence not storming trenches shoulder-to-shoulder with the U.S. Army. Honestly, I haven’t enjoyed a Call of Duty campaign since Call of Duty: Ghosts, but the kind of storytelling and creative direction choices the writers decided to take with this game ruined most of the experience for me…