Josiah

I didn't want to leave the end of the PS4 exclusive unsatisfied and disappointed that was The Last of Us Part II. Ghost of Tsushima seems to be the prefect way to end off the PlayStation 4 run that in its own way delivers. It doesn't try to be anything new than what it gives to push the PS4 engine and technology to its limit to be its own game. There are couple of bugs in the game that sometimes brings out the attention of the immersive world, but I hope in the era of the PS5 it will be fix in its re-released. The game looks beautiful enough to be a PS5 title, the gameplay is satisfyingly to play, and the story was one of the best storytelling in 2020. As the world environment goes,this is Sony's Breath of the Wild. 9/10

Lets get the positives out of the way: The gameplay is the same as the first game but with more upscale combat. It is brutal and at some points fun, but honestly, it seems a little outdated and I think they should changed that in the future. The graphics are good, not great, just good. After seeing Uncharted 4 and Red Dead Redemption 2 graphics, I expected better. The environments are spectacular to look at, like a concept painting. The music score is predictably good as always. The negatives: The game itself looks good, but the problem is its story. It's mediocre at best and doesn't scream 10/10 for me. I get what Naughty Dog was going for in the new direction and I understand what the story was going for, but I didn't enjoy it like I enjoyed The Last of Us(2013). Forgettable characters, bad decisions, plot holes, forces you to do things to make you feel terrible, the unnecessary length of the game, the ending, and the false advisement. Here's what I thought the game was going to be like: Ellie and Dina are in a relationship and went off on a supply run until Dina got capture by the remaining Fireflies or WLF and dies right in front of Ellie. Ellie goes on a revenge path and Joel shows up to help along the way and discovering what happened to the Fireflies. At least that what we could've gotten like it make out in the trailers, but we got something totally different. This could've been a new entirely different except being a sequel to a masterpiece storytelling that is The Last of Us. I don't really see what was the point of a sequel, the first game had a bitter-sweet closing ending. Probably one of the most miserable, disappointing, anticipating, game of 2020. This game just wasn't right for fans and the time we're living in now.

This is like the type of movie that should be made every once a year. Joker makes me look at how we see our world and that there are ways to prevent it. Phoenix did an amazing job, I'm a huge fan of cinematography and this movie camera shots are beautiful, and the soundtrack makes the movie tone more dark and realistic. This is one of the best movie of the decade I enjoyed this year and it's highly recommended. If you are expecting to see a villain blow stuff up, action-packed, superhero movie, you're not going to get that. You'll get a man who's slowly driving into madness from a bad day. Hope this movie wins an Oscar (well, the Academy Awards are probably going to snubbed this film because of the dumb controversy) and it's a GREAT film. 10/10

This movie was really and I mean...REALLY spectacular. Peter just want to have a calm moment but everything doesn't turn out how he expected. Mysterio was a good villain, the CGI effects got better from Homecoming, it was an amazing film. 9.5/10

The movie has some enjoyable moments, but it does fall flat at some areas of the movie that felt bad and unnecessary. Quite disappointed they didn't bring something original on to the table that would make the movie better instead of some old ideas from the TV series. Overall, it's a okay movie but it's feels more like a special extended episode rather than a movie. It's a 5.9/10 for me