Joshua Jackson

Rolled my eyes at how whiny and harsh some of the 1-star reviews on here are. Even at 24, I've always preferred originals over reboots, so I went into this movie without taking it too seriously. I mean duh, this has NOTHING on the original, but it was fun for what it was. It didn't take itself seriously, so why should you?

The game is okay, it’s nowhere near as bad as people set it out to be. Although I get a few game crashes here and there, I get little to no in-game glitches. The loading times are also pretty annoying, given the fact that 2K19’s loading speed is fast as lightning. I play both of the games religiously, and though I feel like 2K19 is by far the better looking and much more ENJOYABLE one out of the two, 2K20 is a great time killer as well. The graphics are identical, if you pay closer attention. The problem is, 2K20 went for a much darker lighting, which was a complete let down if you play a lot of 2K19. Other than that, nothing is honestly wrong with the game. If you actually give the game a chance, you’ll enjoy it a lot more than you’d expect.

Just to be crystal clear, this film was solely made for viewers who have more or less played the game, not for the critics. As a fan who's been here since I was an 8th grader in 2014, this movie delivered. While the movie DID fall flat at times with the story that was being told, it did what it needed to do. The characters were mostly likable, even down to William Afton (Matthew Lillard) himself. Seeing as though Scott Cawthon produced this film himself, it ultimately leaves the question if any of the backstory presented at the climax of the film is actually canon with the game’s lore. The gore and death count was also pretty low, but what more can you expect from a PG-13 horror movie aimed solely for children? Although there should've been WAY more cameos (Markiplier, Dawko, 8bitryan, Poiised, Dashie, PewdiePie, etc.), seeing MatPat and CoreyKenshin grace my screen put the biggest smile on my face. This film was a love letter to the fans, contrary to movie critics' belief. If the ending of the film indicated anything, we should be expecting a sequel sometime down the line. Can't wait for it!

A stand-alone series done RIGHT. Been following Jenna Ortega for quite some time, and even I didn’t think she would be on par with Christina Ricci’s adaptation of the character. God, was I wrong. She took this role, ran with it, and NEVER slowed down. The mannerisms, the movements, the facial expressions, and the overall personality of Wednesday Addams was bought to life once again. Something I never thought I’d see after Ricci. The plot twists, buildups, character arcs, and dark humor alone makes this SO much fun to watch. If you’re an Addams Family fan, what are you waiting for?? Go and enjoy this masterpiece! Hope Tim Burton and Co. bless us with a Season 2!

Game has all the potential to be one of the greatest 2Ks ever made. Since I’m a New Gen player, I’ll give my thoughts about THAT particular version of the game. From the revamped builder and badge systems, to the addition of fast travel, a smaller city, and GORGEOUS affiliation courts, you can tell 2K was trying to make some noise this year. The gameplay is honestly hit or miss, and only time will tell if patches will ruin the game or not. The game is as balanced as it ever been, with every build being unique and not as overpowered as it would’ve been in last year’s game. Shooting has become difficult, but more so fair. If it isn’t a perfect release, it’s not gonna go in! They’ve finally shown some love to the bigs, slashers, and lockdown players this year, giving them more opportunities to control the game inside the post, or within the perimeter. As of right now, this game is pretty damn good. I’ll come back and update the rating if something changes, but I honestly doubt that that’ll be necessary.

Never thought I’d appreciate Jamie Foxx and Dave Franco as a comedic, vampire-hunting duo…but here I am. Snoop Dogg and Natasha Bordizzo being included in the fold was also one hell of a treat. This movie was clearly made for some good laughs and kickass action. All of these reviews, critiquing and criticizing every little detail of the movie as if it’s being nominated for an Oscar, is honestly laughable. If you want to get some pals together and watch a cool little vampire movie, this is the one. Just chill out, kick your feet up, and enjoy the ride.

Watched this film yesterday. Only reason I even heard about this film was because I really liked one of the songs that just so happened ended up being part of the official soundtrack. I had little to no expectations going into this film, so the first thing I did was check out the little preview they show you when you click on the show or movie you wanna check out. Addison Rae having a lead role had my curiosity, but seeing Madison Pettis being a potential antagonist (which she was), had my attention. Although it was generic subject, the story itself was beautiful. While most films would would have the two characters fall in love at the very end, this film blew out that possibility and had them gradually fall for each other to the point that they were crazy for one another midway through the film. There were even a few moments that made me choke up and hold back a few tears, which is something I never do with romantic movies. Everyone played the role to perfection, and for a Netflix film, this was fun as hell to watch. Had this been a film back at the peak of Disney Channel’s films, this would be a classic.

Definitely worth every penny. Don’t you dare listen to the 1 star review crybabies that care more about their personal preferences than anything else. I, as well as fellow reviewers, IGN, and other big-time gaming companies, believe that this game is headed in the right direction. If you do choose to listen to the buzzkill haters of this game, I must warn you that you are missing one hell of a time! I preordered the deluxe digital copy way back in February, and was literally counting down the days until it was available to play. Although I was genuinely excited, I was a bit skeptical of how it would perform and play. Soon as I played for the first two hours, you can see JUST how determined 2K was to make up for lost time after the atrocity that 2K20 was. Gameplay is smoother than ever, controls are different but in no way difficult to learn, the camera angles are stunning, graphics are gorgeous on both generation of consoles, and the game is actually FUN…even online. Obviously, it’s still missing a significant amount of features, but if this game is any indication of what’s to come in upcoming installments, I am completely sold. Pick up this game and play it, it’s a breath of fresh air and a wrestling game done right.