Leroy Green

As someone who enjoyed the 1st Bird Box, take my word when I tell you that this sequel is complete garbage. It's not clever, intriguing, or innovative. It's one of those movies that's written so bad that you can't even suspend belief long enough to immerse yourself in the story.

Great movie for what it is. I was about 9 years old when Sonic and Knuckles came out on Sega Genesis. I'm 38 now, I've been a fan of Sonic games and the original Steve Urkel voiced Sonic cartoon for decades. With all that said, this movie captures the very essence of all of the characters well. Great actors and Jim Carrey proves he has alot more in the tank as a superb portrayal of Dr Robotnik. The decision to cast Jim Carrey as Robotnik was nothing short of genius. As a huge Jim Carrey fan since the Ace Ventura days, even I couldn't have envisioned this would work so well. Great movie, the character adaptions of Knuckles, Tails and Sonic is near perfect. There are a few cheesy parts but nothing worth mentioning. Hilarious and honestly the best video game to movie that's ever been created

Very entertaining. Funny and scary at times but not as focused as you'd wish. The show moves very fast from one objective to the next, it doesn't spend enough time any of the cases to really quench your thirst for horror or satisfy the itch for a deep plot and twist. Most of this is all surface level fun. The scares and laughter ends as fast as it comes. All the elements for a great horror show with a deep over arching plot is there but for some reason, the writers seem short sighted. Every episode appears to drop whatever momentum it has and never carry over into the next. There are several great ideas and side stories that never show up again later in the season in connection with the plot. "Supernatural" and "24"are examples of shows that maintain a focused overarching plot while weaving in characters and concepts from earlier in the seasons in order to tie up a very impressive climax at the end of each season. Evil is a great show, great actors great chemistry and great fun but it feels like a lot of potential is wasted. Every episode leads you down a intriguing path and right when it's getting good, it ends and the next episode heads in a different direction.

This is the DBZ game all fans, fanatical and casual, have been waiting for over a decade. It took several identical fighting games and lame card entries for all to finally experience the entire DBZ universe through the eyes of the DBZ fighters. It would have been great if they would have included the Bruce Falconer soundtrack, the Japanese music made the Kai series unbearable to watch. It's like trying to watch a Rocky movie to a Katie Perry soundtrack. The world is massive with ultimate freedom and the ability to fly unhindered by the borders and invisible barriers of the previous xenoverse games. Combat is similar to the past DBZ games but less complex, but still just as fun. Every character's abilities are at your disposal as well as the ability to hunt and fish. Technology has finally made a DBZ action RPG game with a the full capacity of the show possible. Only thing keeping this game from a perfect score is the massive world's are also massively empty. The interaction with characters in the world are mundane and really aren't necessary . The enemies are largely the same subsets of saibermen and robots over and over again. Yet the diverse characters available and abilities make these hiccups very easy to overlook while going through the DBZ storyline first hand for the first time. Maybe they will correct the flaws when they release a Dragonball Super action RPG.