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I play call of duty games for th campaign and that is not so etching normal for a lot of players of Call of Duty so my opinion is going to be different. I think the campaign is a solid 7, now what is a solid 7 mean. Well it took the parts that kinda worked in MW3 - the campaign for that games was atrocious and it was an insult to the franchise. But the loot box system that was added from the multiplayer system worked well in the campaign for me. The use of upgrades in this fashion made exploring the campaign missions more fun, not by much but it added a bit more for me. These additions along with the beautiful ceinimatic made for a great viewing experience that I looked forward to. It was in my opinion better than Black Ops 5. I am not a fan of the COD Zombie Apocalypse, so when the imported that style of gameplay into a mission for the campaign, I was not impressed. The story - now I followed along and it was semi interesting, but it dose not match what Black Ops delivered in the first three campaigns. But it was decent. I think the graphics were definitely poor, the faces of the characters looked like someone made them out of clay and their hair just looked wired all the time. So there are clear imperfections. Will I remember this campaign - unfortunately I don't think so and that is because of the story. The MW 1 & 2 remakes were wonderful and I wish they had continued with making a great MW 3 AND Black Ops 6 campaign but it was not there. But I would recommend it to someone. I think the hate is mostly coming down to the multiplayer experience but that isn't why I like this franchise or not.

Okay is it woke or not. It isn't woke for the most part but for one character which is Alita. I mean this character has a line in the movie where she literally tells Optimus aka Orion that she is better than him in every way except for one and that is having hope. I can't even tell you how much of a eye roll that scene was. That characters role is meant to be the strongest of Optimus and Megatron. Again a studio doesn't know how to write deal with a male IP. The movie should have just stuck to telling the story of Optimus and Megatron. Those two were carrying this movie and everyone else made it clunky and woke.

the story is only fascinating for half the episode - the rest is just sad. These women have the most unrealistic expectations about what sort of men they are looking for; given how they can be viewed. All power to these women for being courageous enough to do this. But you took the risk and he didn't force anyone to do anything. I would say this to anyone out there who is using a doner for getting pregnant. Please realise that human beings are in charge at clinics and outside the clinic it is much more uncontrolled. But in either case, there is always a risk that your child can have siblings. That person who is donating, might just have children of his own and he might get divorced and latter father other children as well. This is the Netherlands, its not a huge country, the chances of your kids running into each other is extremely high, so tell your kids when they hit puberty.

There are clearly bots writing reviews for season 1 which is odd given it wasn't a bad season, but season 2 is bad and it is only bad because it has gone woke. I just finished watching episode 6. There is a ton of girl boss dialogue in this season which is an eye role. The story of Aegon seems to only further prove this. There are dialogues and plot lines for Aegon and Rhaenyra regarding their lack of active participation in the war and they are clearly facing the same struggle. The dialogue given to the two of them is "he needs to be quite" and she should become who she is always been - "a ruler". I mean spare me. Then this whole storyline about getting new dragon riders and surprise, surprise its the obvious inclusion of black characters in a fantasy world that is set in an ancient European setting. I am done. I wish I could have liked this show but I am out. Trust me if I am someone who starts getting annoyed it will only be a matter of time when every level headed person will follow suit. I give it till the middle of season 3 for people to say wheat I have said. The complaints for season 2 being woke will be mild but the writers will be encouraged to do more and when they do, and they will, everyone will start to call it quits.

I liked all the POTA movies to date. This one felt like a bit of a let down. I'll be straight forward with the issues 1) there are too many plot holes when it comes to how May knows where everything is. I mean the movie makes it look like she had been there for all her life. 2) there are details I wished the director put into making this movie, things like not having all the guns be in working condition, the military vehicles not look like they are in almost excellent condition. These are small details but along with the plot holes, it compounds into a bigger issue. 3) I wished the whole eagle thing didn't interfere when Noa took on Proximus. It took away an opportunity for there to be a bad ass moment from Noa fighting Proximus, it would have made it more primal. I get the reason why they emphasised on using the eagles in that scene but it wasn't as cool if Noa went toe to toe with the ape. 4) I didn't like the whole DEI inclusion in the final part of this movie, every shot of the humans in the bunker had to have females in it or just women with different skin shades. That took me out of the movie and I suddenly saw the tick box being ticked. Those are my issues, the beginning and the middle was good but the last hour of this movie was a let down. I wouldn't necessarily say I wouldn't recommend it, but I wouldn't rewatch it, that sucks because I do rewatch the first three from time to time.

I personally hate the switch around that happens in movies when it comes to the romantic lives of hetro relationships. But this movie does a decent job of depicting it. It leaves anyone with whatever lessons they want to take from it, which is a wide spectrum. My understanding is that it further proves that men and women who work together shouldn't be romantically involved with each other. It causes way to much friction. This show did one thing incorrectly, which is why I didn't give it a 5 star rating and that is it didn't show the opinion women would have on their partner if they were promoted instead of their significant other for the same job. That usually can lead to women seeing him less than and that they can do better. The movie shows this ever so slightly when Emily gets drunk and whenever she does she will say something that will hurt her partner's self worth in a relationship. Now this is something which is synonymous with the western world as I know of many other cultures who see their jobs as a means to support their family and it is not a place where they get the kind of fulfilment as seen from this movie. Don't get me wrong getting a sense of fulfilment in your job is important but in this movie it seems that at the core of these two characters, being successful in their job gives them such immense sense of fulfillment that it makes them go blind and as such forget that their jobs are not as important as their partner/fiance/husband or wife. It is important that women do not think that men are fragile. A man's sense of being successful is driven by their ability to provide and when that is tied as hard as it is in the western world to your job and the pay check, it causes this. Again this movie failed to show what happens to women, it can causes them to see their partner as less than, it can cause them to think that she can do better. It causes her to thus lose the respect she has for him. It also causes them to show pity to their partner which is not something you should do at all. But that is what you get with movies these days, women can do no wrong and it is the man's job to change.

I have not read the book. But nonetheless I believe this show is good. My annoyance is reflected in my rating and it is also something of a coincidence. The show depicts Russia through the experience of a count and that is wonderful. It talks about how the people revolting had hopes about an honest future and we all know how that panned out. My annoyance is with the casting, why on god's good green earth were black people portraying Russians. I mean the very people who are revolting are being portrayed as black people when in fact it was white people. When these characters start talking about honesty, puff. The producer and the people who approved using black people in this show weren't about honesty because why did they do that. Casting black and Indian people in a story about Russia in the early 1900's looked like a parody. It was a joke and took me out of the experience. Ewen is saving the show with her performance. Ahhh it is scary that people might think this is okay when it isn't. I felt embarrassed as a brown person.

Thank the heavens for this show, I mean it hits all the right targets. It has some cheeky back-and-forth dialogue and great cinematography. The story is an 8 out of 10. The reason why I say this is because the story is a bit predictable by episode 6. But what keeps you hooked is the fun characters and dialogue and the directing. To top it off, it isn't woke. I mean there is a female character in here but she is brilliant. I mean this is how to write a female character. I hope they keep this show going and stop doing the show after the 5th season. I think by then the novelty will wear off. But if it can get there then, WOW..

Okay going to be straight to the point. The show is decent, the story if good but it is woke. Female centric, its pretty wired in a survival story that it is only the women who seem to have the best capabilities and skills. But that is what you get. But even then the story is decent. It is a B+. Its pretty predictable when you keep in mind that it is a female empowered show. Its hard to miss. There isn't much playback value in this series so it is just good for a one off play through.