Steven Twist (RagingStevon)

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Best series i have watched, not only for drama, suspense and mind melting twists, the musical score and sound is digitally fantastic. If you were ever an old school raver or digital music fanatic, the sense of your spine tingling when certain build ups happen in the series is as satisfying. Maybe a bit too nostalgic in some areas for millennial's but it was perfect for me. The second season seems slow but it isn't, just need to keep going and you'll see. I thought Ram Malek was brilliant before this as i had seem him in 24(series), only for a few episodes, but the scene with him and Keifer Sutherland is mesmerising and heartbreaking, but some of the best acting i had scene in a tv series. Christian Slater has always been one of my favourite actors as well, and the female cast in this is superb, with strong amazing performances by all. I have watched the series since completion again and it is just truly genius in every way and has to be number 1 series for me last decade, hands down. Best way to watch, Lights out deprivation tank style, noise cancelling headphones turned way up and sat as close to the screen as possible. Hello Friend!

Just come out of the cinema, had to write a review. Loved this film, gripped me from the start, had me guessing throughout but was admirably humourous with parts making me laugh out loud. My favourite character though was Daniel Craig's, not only did he make me want to watch more of him if they decide to make future films with him as the detective, but he made me laugh so hard at one point and reminded me, that he is a great actor. Hats off to the rest of the cast and the lead female who was awesome. Loved it. Will definitely rent or buy when it comes out for sale.

Since the update on the PS5 this game is now playable. After getting over the fact this wasn't going to be a groundbreaking game like we were kinda promised, I actually do love playing this now. If you treat it like a decent story FPS and not an amazingly rich open world, it does have a lot to say for itself. The cars are so much better it's almost completely different to try and drive them. The police are still pretty non existent but I've got used to it. I did see police chasing an NPC which was pretty cool. There are still some issues with a few bugs and sound but nothing like day one. If you never bought this because of the terrible things you've read and heard, now would be a good time to give it a go. Maybe wait for an offer.

So good. Just so good. It's a bit slow at the start like zero dawn but once it gets going I've found it hard to stop playing. Lots of great missions and side missions. Fantastic story that really carries over from the first game well. Breathtaking graphics, weather systems and underwater mechanics. Some of the time I found myself just watching waves crash on the beach or sunsets over the mountain for ages, it looks that good. Definitely 5 star

Another Marvel film that relies on heavy CGI that becomes more and more obvious with each film. Unfortunately this is not helped by the lack of comedic value the other Ant man films have been able to delivery. Paul Rudd seems to take a back seat mostly to his daughter and for some reason Cassy seems more annoying rather than grown up. Finally, MODOK. What can I say. When people online say things like 'MODOK looks bad, and that's a good thing!' Clearly are very easily please or fooled by very bad CGI. the character does not seem to be a threat or very good at shooting considered all he was designed for is to kill. this film felt rushed, Too much CGI and not good CGI, and just wooden flat performances all round. Apart from Michelle Pfeiffer who is really the main focus of the story. Kang is not as threatening or as likeable/hateable as Thanos, when he should have been more so. I would give this a 1 star but I manage to make it to the end, so it's not the worse Marvel film, but it's just another dud in the ongoing process since Endgame. I would wait and watch on Disney.

Super conflicted about this film. It is indeed a superb piece of cinema, and Phoenix is mesmerising. I swear I had to force myself to blink through parts because I just couldn't take my eyes of him. I felt so anxious and nervous for the character, his awkwardness and lack of social skills rattled me a bit, but in a good way. Like when a thriller puts you in edge for days after, or a horror makes you check all the windows and locks before you go to bed. It's done it's job. But all that aside, this version of the joker villain isn't really for me. Let me explain. I think the thing I loved about the character from dark knight and other batman media is that he is an unknown. A purposefully sociopathic villain that uses, manipulates and kills people just to insight madness and chaos (and to antagonise Batman). Someone who is intelligent, seems to have military training or tactics and knowledge. That can control people by threatening to take away everything they love, and forcing them to go against everything they believe in to do his bidding, without really knowing why. That to me is the joker. A formidable apponent against Gotham's hero, an equal and opposite reaction to batman. Phoenix's Joker would not stand a chance against the caped crusader or come close to becoming that evil, he seems more interested in being loved and famous rather than causing mayhem, and also seems to have accidentally sparked a revolution rather than cleverly igniting one (plus he'd be super old by the time Bruce dons the cowl). One idea I did have which I though would be quite good is that Arthur Fleck could have been the inspiration for Heath Ledgers portrayal of the criminal mastermind. I can see a him as a kid watching the acts of Arthur Fleck before he also mentally snapped later on in life. The truth is for me 'Joker' humanised a villain character whom I used to be genuinely scared of the thought of, some one who's not interested in money, power, or fame. Who Michael Cane so eloquently implied in the dark Knight as a man who just wants to watch the world burn. With so many versions of the joker now (and batman) it doesn't really matter anymore. This is still a great film in itself and will be remembered for years to come.