Connor Millington

Definitely let down by a very low budget, but far better than the trailers had me expecting. Well acted, decent writing, and a trippy story that made good use of the locations and witch lore.

A trash film, but with friends and drinks it is enjoyable bad in places, in particular the beginning where the bulk of the actual plot is. Costumes are terrible, and there are tons of plot holes, but the simple fact it's winnie the pooh and piglet doing the killing makes it hard not to laugh.

So far, except for a couple of silly moments, I'm loving this depiction of Obi-Wan during the darkest point in Star Wars history, with the initial desert backdrop it gives me Logan vibes, Ewan McGregor is excellent, and episode 3 had me on the edge of my seat, can't wait to see the rest.

Amazing game! One of the best I've played, manages to both be a faithful retelling off the earlier parts of the original, whilst also hinting that future installments may change things up and keep players on their toes, excellent music, gameplay and story, can't wait for the next installment!

Brilliant visuals and a decent cast make for a decent space caper, but the stakes and relationships are never quite enough to be hugely engaging.

Simply put one of my all time favorite shows. An amazing story, shame it didn't maybe one or two more seasons to fully explore Batman's rogues gallery, but in the seasons it does have it gives some of the best interpretations of those characters to date, Robin Lord Taylor's performance as Oswald Cobblepot AKA The Penguin is masterful, he gives so much emotion and depth to a character who is often sidelined as a joke villain, turning him into a truly three dimensional character, who is both sympathetic and threatening at the same time. The unique style and tone also help to elevate Gotham, as it truly immerses you in the over the top, yet somewhat grounded city, which begins with gang wars, and ends with psychotic dummies and magical plants. In short a truly excellent series, and whilst Batman may not be present for the most part, the characters and villains that often surround him are more than enough to drive this show to becoming a one of a kind DC prequel.