Colton Barker – Google

Oh boy.... single handedly ruined a great franchise. This should not be even in the same breath. 3 was bad but my God this makes it look like an award winner. Everything from EVERYTHING being CGI, to predictability, to even having British actors playing lead roles where the one can't hide his accent, well, neither really could. This was just so fricking bad. Doesn't follow the traditional storylines of The Creeper either.

I'll cut right to the chase... 5 stars, 10 out of 10. No questions asked. The critiques I have are few and far between. I was very interested to see how Pattison would do. But he did really well. My favorite Batman is still Christian Bale and I don't think anyone will take that title. The GOAT of the Batman series is still The Dark Knight but this is more thoughtful and deep diving second. Must watch either way! And hey, we had Nirvana .. twice!!

I wanted to love it, I really did. But Melissa McCarthy needs a strong complimentary co-lead. This movie failed to offer that. This movie was cringy at best. It had brief moments where it showed promise, however, the bad significantly outweighs the good. In some points, like every single time Lydia and The Crab are together, it's just weird. This movie was not set up well to be a strong movie, let alone a comedy / action. It's a poor attempt at a drama / action / wanna be comedy. Better luck next time I guess....

The only reason it gets 2 stars is because of the GM mode. Literally the worst possible game that EA could have made. GM mode is pretty sweet, but the gameplay is a disgrace to the NHL series. The hitting is so unrealistic it's comical. The poke check has always been horrible but somehow they actually made it worse. The diving of a D player is stupid because he dives in a completely different direction than what you had him set up for. The passes are ludacris since they literally go through an entire players body and still doesn't get blocked. The sticks shoot through a players legs like a hologram. God please fix this attrocicity.