Jared G

It's another one-dimesional sonic game but this time you can fall out of bounds more! Yay! Give me Sonic Adventures 3, more depth and things to do. Playing the Shadow levels were fun but the Sonic ones slowly bored me. The world's screen falls flat, all the little puzzles are again not very interesting. I'm sure people who play every Sonic game and are hardcore about the series love it but as a casual player, who still gets S ranks on the first try, it's not scratching that itch.

It's a movie with a lot of symbolism and tries to do something different, but that doesn't mean it's anything grand or interesting. Everything sort of feels flat and underwhelming. A bit too real but not in the good way. You feel like the couple at the end, in that it doesn't go the way you expected and it's a general flop.

Baby Billy Rises Again! The Gemstones are back, baby!

Terrible adaptation so far. Poor acting, terrible shortcuts in writing and then the writing that was done isn't believable.

Some of The Office vibes but in a school setting. They really seem to get the cast down by season 2 and are off to the races with season 3. I love it, and I hope it becomes a solid 9 season show we can watch as good reruns for years to come.

TES6 better be more interesting than this. Give us the old Bethesda, not whatever this is. Todd Howard sucks down hotdog water for breakfast.

It's nice to see the game that captured the wonder of space for me put into long form episodes. Seeing the weapons, the vehicles, the Halo, all for the first time really took me back and gave me goosebumps. The story is nice and I can't wait for it to develop more.

I mean, c'mon. ONE ISLAND PER SWITCH? Only one person can advance the story ever. That's a major mistake.

Loads of ways the make it better like the bathroom scene, they could have left to see the realization of what they have done then come back to make the decision. They should have gone to the diner twice, not once. The ending was odd. What are you going to do now? And you're not going to tell the police at all? Because they will have questions soon. Also no twist. It's exactly what you expect would happen. The first three apocalypses seemed small in comparison to the first. No wonder they wouldn't believe you, there was no way of verifying the first three! I wish this was set in the 1970's when gay people were actually vilified on a large scale and technology hadn't evolved to where it was because it would have made it more believable that they lied to get the child, people were after them and none of it could be faked on TV.

Great visuals that are really captivating at times, but a boring story with a good amount of obvious plot holes.