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WWE 2K20 is an irritating wrestling game that’s stuck in an unfinished development. Most wrestlers barely resemble their real-life selves, controls are awkward, and there are a few crashes that are heavily present (Batista's entrance in Hell's Coliseum, sometimes 30-Man Royal Rumble). #FixWWE2K20

Mortal Engines won’t appeal to everyone, but for fans of steampunk fiction, it should prove to be a fun and visually pleasing epic.

As a war epic, the movie has well choreographed action, but 300: Rise of an Empire falls due to a confusing plot and shouldn’t really have “300” in the name, seeing as this doesn’t have the 300 Spartans as the main focus

More like ‘Batman v Superman’: Dawn of Boredom.

Star Wars: The Last Jedi subverts everything you’ve come to expect, making it a very disappointing and plot-hole ridden mess of a Star Wars movie.

It’s still a rusty addition, with still some of the worst acting in the franchise, but Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith is indeed uneven in terms of storytelling and dodgy in setting up the Original Trilogy, but it is still a satisfying conclusion to George Lucas’s Prequel Trilogy.

The Greatest Showman is far from being ‘the greatest show’ as it mainly throws in some mostly forgettable songs and almost completely strays away from the much more interesting true story of P.T. Barnum.

Into the Woods is a puzzling musical that makes you wonder what is happening, why there’s way too much singing, and why 42% of the movie is the lyric “into the woods” when it has a potentially interesting story to tell.

CTR Nitro-Fueled is a nice remaster for the original classic, but pales in comparison to the more dominant Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.

The Crimes of Grindelwald is a really boring, annoying, and forgettable entry in the Harry Potter saga that drowns in its mediocrity and pretty much retcons Fantastic Beasts completely.