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The developer who thought that the controls on the speeder were perfect, not only needs to be singled out in front of the entire team and fired in the most humiliating way possible, but their manager does too, for allowing that to pass their inspection. I gave the game a second star because even though the massively flawed controls on the speeder essentially ruined this game, the other folks who made the world deserve credit. It's a beautiful game, there's no denying that. Getting back to the dev team that did the controls on the speeder, not only should they get fired, but they should never touch another video game ever. The first rule in video game is, always allow your gamer to have control of their avatar. When you don't have control, there's no point in going further in development. When you run into a camp full of bad guys because you can't stop your speeder, you've done something horribly wrong. When 80% of the game on the first world is speeder travel, it had better be spot-fucking-on and it's a sloppy, boring mess.

It's a perfect western. Are perfect westerns for everybody? No. It has perfect acting by a great cast. It has great sets, everything that appeared on screen was accurate to the time, nothing looked out of place and whether it was scenic panoramas or the inside of a "olde-timey General Goods store" everything was realistic and beautiful. The story was intriguing, original and felt authentic. Now, was it long? Hell yes. I bought a hotdog, popcorn and a soda knowing it was a 3 hours stint and I felt a little uncomfortable after 2 and a half hours, but the movie was gathering steam by then and I could hold out until the end. The reason I know I liked it is because for many days afterwards, I thought about it and really looked forward to the sequels. I didn't think about the length or what negative reviews it's getting, I just enjoyed watching it. Yes, it's also a little slow, but a slow-burn is what westerns typically offer, which is also enjoyable to me too. Overall, I loved it, even with the length and for people who liked Unforgiven or Dances with Wolves, this is a treasure too.

For $60, yes. There are a bunch of people who are lambasting it for weird reasons, like its size. Its size is optimized for what it's giving you - a lot of content that doesn't grow stale or repetitive. If you want a tech demo, that will fit easily on your HD, there's plenty out there. But I wanted a triple A title and this game delivers. If it's glitchy, that's a valid reason. But for me, it's been smooth as butter, the weapons all act like they should and are easy to use. In fact, this is how all FPS's should be from now on. This is the gold standard. Other games like Pavlov and Onward don't even have a seated position option. Yes, it didn't have smooth turning when it came out, but 2 days later, it does. The devs are watching and acting - this is how development should be. Full disclosure, I've been a fan of the MoH series, so it's likely that I'm giving this a 10 out of 10 for that reason, but if anything, it's a 9.5 due to the weird eyes problem, which has also been (mostly) fixed. Or 9.3 for the lack of human-like AI in the nazis. Other than that, if you've got a top of the line rig, you are in for the most immersive WW2 experience of your life.

If you are like I was, Season 3 is what you were looking for and didn't know it. Being an older fan, Seasons 1 & 2 were fine - didn't love it, didn't hate it, as another reviewer perfectly put it. Even Picard was just average. You will certainly need to watch the first two Seasons before 3. But hold all the presses, Season 3 is where it just bursts open with creativity, sets, lore, special effects, legend, history, acting, directing and writing. There is nothing out there in the Star Trek universe like this season and it's blowing me away. This is where they said, ok, now let's truly pull out every single stop and have something as unique as The Expanse or Babylon 5, while still being Star Trek. It's truly the best Star Trek I've ever seen, out of all the movies and all the TV shows.

Great show, except for Jeffrey Donovan. I'm sure he's a really nice guy in real life, so I hope he doesn't take this the wrong way, but his acting is bad - really bad. His bad acting is so distracting, I can barely watch each episode. He's written to be a jerk, but he can't pull it off, so it's just awkward and not enjoyable to watch. He's the only reason I wouldn't give the new season 5 stars.

As a 54 year old self-admitted fan-boy(?) man, I'm surprised at how much of a kid I feel like while watching this show. I just can't believe how much I love it. Deborah Chow, if for some reason you are actually, reading this, ignore the hyper-critical ones out of millions who don't get it. This is Star Wars perfected, in every way. This is what Star Wars is, what Ben Kenobi is, what Anakin Skywalker is. Please do not change a single thing about this show for those who haven't lived enough to understand what time and loss and traumatism is.