Aaron H (OpticalPrime)

If you closed your eyes and thought up 500 sequels to Beetlejuice, picked one at random and directed the whole movie drunk as hell you would still make a far better movie than this utter pile of shit that is Beetlejuice 2. The awful directed with these weird GoPro camera angles. The absolutely ridiculous afterlife scenes. The " soul train " scene as a whole. Everything. This movie is thoughtless, careless, and somehow looks far worse than a movie made 30+ years ago. Even the Sandworms look like some weird cross between claymation and an 8 year Olds art project. Also the stories of all these characters is, almost disrespectful, to the first film tbh. Awful. I'm trying but really can't think of any positives to say. This movie feels like a CW tv special at times and not a serious sequel to a beloved classic

Fun show that is about how far a couple will go for money. It's also a show that really has you rooting for no one. This couple may be fun to watch and has issues like any couple but they are also willingly cooperating with a serial killer for profit. So your ability to sympathize with them over their various issues is difficult. The show goes as far as to throw endearing moments right in the middle of them committing serious felonies and outright assisting the serial killer In his acts of murder. So you as a viewer on one hand can enjoy those moments but you always in the back of your mind know these are horrible human beings in reality. The show also ends very abruptly and poorly. You are left saying " wait really that's how it ends? ". Fun watch though for sure. Perhaps a dozen too many dreams/flashbacks/what if daydreams though

Saw this tonight with the wife and kid. Fun movie! I mean it is SING so don't expect anything else but Sing lol. It has a very cool ending musical and it plays with color very well so if you have that nice calibrated OLED get ready for your eyes to explode with joy. The sound is top notch as well, definitely want to watch this with a sound system of some sort. It is musically driven so watching through thin flat screen TV speakers is a sad thought. Of course if you see it in theaters you are going to get the best experience. Well worth the admission I think. Yeah it is predictable and all that but it isn't trying to be otherwise. Just a fun show

Very much enjoyed this show. Love the fact that Netflix has embraced more mature anime / drawn shows. Much like Castlevania this show can unleash the gore when need be. But the true star of this show i simply it's theme. This is an " untold " story within Greek mythology. So it takes place within a world overseen by Zeus, Hera, Poseidon and all the others. Men moving boulders, Demons, magic, everything is here. The voice acting I thought was quite great most of the time. So it all comes together in this mature ( real? ) Take on this whole aspect of storytelling known to mankind for thousands of years. Fantastic location drawing at times as well. All in all, can't wait for more

As someone who has always wanted to jump into game development but could never commit the necessary time and resources into doing so, Dreams was that door that had never before been opened. It is the first true pick up and just create toolkit. I have no experience in 3D modeling, music, game design, etc. Yet here I am creating games. This toolkit is not only robust but also extremely powerful. The sculpting tools can be pushed into photorealistic territory. And to mesh it all together is the programming side of the kit which is the Logic. MM have done some extraordinary work here in making logic easy to get going but difficult to master. You are basically programming in a 3D visual style. Instead of writing scripts in between semi-colons you are plopping gadgets and wiring them together with signals to make the objects on screen move and explode and emit projectiles and anything else you want them to do. All in all, it was 7-8+ years well worth it. Because this toolkit is AMAZING. You can create anything you want ( besides online multiplayer stuff of course ). And with enough time and determination and skill you can shape that creation into something you are proud to show off to everyone else. So MM should be commended for this. And also, let's not forget Art's Dream which is MMs main creation using the tools within Dreams. They built the toolkit and then went in and showed what it is capable of with their own creative talents and created a masterpiece journey that was an absolute joy from start to finish and incredibly inspiring. To top it off you also get the assets they created and used in their game to plop into your own creations and use however you wish. How incredible is that? Anyway. 5/5 goty game of the decade, creation toolkit of all time. All the awards. Just hand em over

I knew nothing about this game going in. Just saw a short teaser when opening the PlayStation Store so thought hey that looks kind of interesting let's check it out. Lo and Behold it's a FTP Monster Hunter game. Now when you copy/paste something I've loved since the PS2 it's easy to find faults. Not here though. This is actually a really well done MH clone with an incredible combat system. I'll be using every weapon for certain as each one is highly unique and they all have their own playstyles and flavor. The graphics are also quite nice with that cartoony / cell shaded look to them setting it completely apart from MH. All in all I'm impressed and it seems like Cosmetics are the main thing to spend money on ala Warframe. So that's awesome to see. Nothing getting in the way of just playing and enjoying the game.

I think this was just about perfect. It's pretty astounding what these teams have done with the whole MCU movie universe leading into this movie. It's easily the best collection of work ever done by Hollywood and capped by just an absolutely epic final chapter. Captain America? Perfection. Iron Man? Perfection. Thanos? Perfection. Loved the twist of the film. Loved the heroic ends. Loved it all. Perfection

Oregon Trail meets Dungeons and Dragons. The mixture of the various traits your characters pick up as you progress, the diseases they catch, the influences they gain, etc. Make for very entertaining moments within the already entertaining gameplay. A violent abusive Crusader who thinks he is being controlled by Demons and Hallucinates? Sure let's bring him along without any torches, see how long that lasts. A Masochistic Self Cutter who keeps stabbing himself before he takes an action? Sure sounds fun. An independent and fearful healer who thinks other members are working against her? That should make for some entertaining combat. The game throws all sorts of things at you and it's simply up to you to try and manage the situations as best as you can. Very fun