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FIRSTLY, this movie is sad! Rockets origin story, at least here is brutal; However, it is the keystone of the movie. Actually, I think it makes Rocket more out to be more loveable than any other Marvel Character to this point in the cinematic universe. Since Disney's takeover, Marvel seems to be lost in character development. This movie is the only one that makes it work since we left END GAME. It's a comedy in the ancient meaning of the genre. Hella tragic and sad, but bear with it and it remains. The best work of Marvel since the Disney merger. Probably won't see this level of story telling again. Poor Rocket. He just, at least cinematically, trumped Wolverine.

Mostly excellent, and without spoilers here. I enjoyed the intensity of this movie the most. It also doesn't waist time to get started. A lot of fan service and the original, plus sequels are treated well. There are not as many horror jump scares here, but it's intense... until act three to which it falls off in hilarity.

Excellent game, but we are missing some masterpieces here that were staples of the game. Simply put! No 2000 Cobra R, no Pikes Peak Suzuki, no RS200.

Excellent game. It's been a very very long time since I have enjoyed a 3D Sonic game. In fact, I really didn't think I ever would after Sonic Adventure. I still had issues with Sonic Adventure and SA2, in that I didn't actually play Sonic all the time, but this changes that. This is a great game. It has flaws, playing on Series X, but they are not game breaking. Improvements can be made, and I believe with Sega's recent track record that they will be made. The best part is the controls, and that the red ring collection is relatively easy. Turns out just a little bit of the linear level play in what seems like samples of retro Sonic, is almost perfect. I have no complaints on this game. I must be played at 60 fps (my condolences to Switch players).

Excellent movie… although it begins slow with some cliché superhero moves, it quickly moves to the main plot. Honestly the movie is getting ripped by critics for being so focused on family and friendships, that I suppose they miss the point of a family friendly video game inspired cartoon-ish movie. Plenty of action, a few fan services, a lot of explosions, and a diverse cast drive the point of the movie home. And spoilers, we all wanted to see the Golden Hedgehog take flight and we got it!

It really isn’t funny or enjoyable anymore.

For me it’s a comic book movie, and I cannot fault it for being epic in each acting person’s performance. However, these actors and actresses do amazingly well in the film and they do their best to represent the vision. The film is long, but the pacing is particularly well thought out. It jumps around a lot, but this keeps it interesting and oddly all together. I am not a fan of Snyder’s 300 lighting, but it fits well into this narrative (Diana’s scenes and Knightmare scenes). I feel this film is up there, and possibly, the best comic book movie I have viewed.