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For those who may be nervous about this film, I am happy to report that there is no need, in the slightest, for concern. Godzilla Minus 1 has skyrocketed to one of my favorite Godzilla movies of all, which is saying something considering I've seen every single one. GM1 captures the feeling and atmosphere of the original, as it takes place within the 40s. The story and plotlines are fantastic, I was never bored or even slightly fatigued with the characters. It has a clear start, middle, and ending. It was an all around enjoyable movie and I highly recommend it to long time fans, casual fans, and for non fans, it's an interesting watch that you'll enjoy. Godzilla Minus 1 is a solid 5/5, 10/10, 100/100 for me.

Oppenheimer is a fantastic must watch movie. It is definitely a more mature movie in a couple of things such as there's alot of conversation that will bore lesser minds with small attention spans and there's two scenes each about 4 minutes in length that show nudity. The morality of the main characters is a somewhat consistent theme throughout the movie, and ultimately leaves the viewer with the question of "just because we can do it, should we?" Cutting this short to keep it somewhat spoiler free (it is based on actual history), Christopher Nolan hits another home run with this film and I highly recommend Oppenheimer. I most certainly will be adding this to my collection when it comes out for purchase.

This film hits the ground running in the first 10 minutes. It dives in to the horrors of child trafficking and the effects it has on the family left behind. It covers the fact that while these traffickers are caught, a lot of the times the children themselves aren't recovered. It has definitely it has definitely made me more sympathetic regarding children and struck a particularly angry nerve. God bless everyone who were/is involved in a supportive capacity with this movie. While I personally didn't like children, I did not in any way shape or form think child trafficking is OK, no child deserves the evil that this movie portrays them going through. It is a open your eyes to reality type of movie, an absolutely must see 5/5. God's children are not for sale. It would be better to be thrown into the sea with a millstone hung around your neck than to cause one of these little ones to fall into sin. Luke 17:2 NLT

I have not played the original PS3 version however I must say, this game is fantastic. The graphics are on point, the battles are fulfilling, and the equipment and weapons look awesome. However, there are some small set backs that keep it from that 5 star, whether Fromsoft was trying to stay true to the original or not, there are some mechanics that are a headache, I am of course referring to tendencies, if you've played it you know. While there are mechanics that take cost it one star this is still a great game and should be played at least once by everyone. I highly recommend this game.

This is exactly what Predator fans needed. After the hot garbage fire that was The Predator, this movie delivers an interesting story and characters. Being Native American myself, it finally portrayed them........us? in a non-villainous role. And while the Predator doesn't have access to all it's usual weaponry, it convinced me that it's still just as deadly. If you're a Predator fan, this is a must see, and if you're just a movie fan that can tolerate gore, you will be entertained.

This game is a fantastic masterpiece that will keep you interested and busy for a very long time. It was everything I wanted and more, so much more. If one is looking into buying this, they should first consider whether they enjoy Soulsborne games or not because when this game launched alot of people focused mainly on the fact that it is open world and not so much on the fact that it is a Fromsoft game. IT WILL challenge your skills, everything in this game wants you dead. If your're not a fan of Soulsborne games, this probably isn't the game for you, if you've never played a Soulsborne game, this is a great a place as any to start, hopefully you'll like it. For Soulsborne veterans, it is a must play. Having beaten everything except Demon Souls, I can say this is easily among the top 3 Soulsborne games. Good luck to you all and praise the sun.

These remakes stick very close to the originals which on one hand that can be a positive thing, but on the other hand the negatives are that all Pokemon post generation 4 are nowhere to be seen, Mega Evolutions are absent, and Z moves are non-existent, all of which is a tremendous misstep when considering that all the previous remakes had the current up-to-date Pokemon and mechanics in their respective remakes. All in all, the Gen 4 remakes are not bad games by any stretch, but they leave you wanting both more and at the very least the things that have already been introduced into the series.