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Another wonderful gaming experience. I hate that these games take so much time to develop and are either left aside till other non interesting projects make money, or are completely shelved just because current day gamers prefer some massive multiplayer game vs a genuinely interesting stealth action FPS. Eidos has already broken my heart once with Thi4f. I just hope they don't ruin dues ex or pull a Gabe Newell and completely forget about us.

I seldom enjoy Marvel movies as I prefer the non cheesy writing that DC offers, but this one was fun! I really appreciated the cinematography, special effects, and song selection. The music in the fight scenes brought back so many memories, particularly Eric Carmen’s 'Make Me Lose Control.' The budget must have been huge with so many A-listers involved. The only downside for me was Deadpool’s character at times, Ryan’s humor mixed with the character’s constant homoerotic quips were a bit much. It was irritating at times, especially when I just wanted to focus on the plot but had to sit through a perverted joke or easter egg every 15 seconds. I think the writers and directors should dial that back a bit. Other than that, the camaraderie, action, and emotion were really well done. Hope they make more like this especially since Deadpool keeps telling Hugh Jackman....."You're doing this till your 90". I guess I understand now why they used NSync's "Bye Bye Bye", cause those guys were part of Disney's Mickey mouse club or whatever lol.

SPOILERS: This was a decent movie, not sure why the reviews are so harsh. Some scenes were slightly cheesy , but overall it was exciting to watch. I honestly thought the Hartnett's cover was good enough that he could've escaped initially, even though it was revealed his wife planted the ticket at his solo spot where he went to think, he could've easily played it off as his man cave since there was no link to where he took his victims. I'll admit, the singer taking his phone into the bathroom was bad writing. The best parts of the movie was when he was trying to escape in the stadium, avoiding sticky situations by using his wit. The ending was good but unfortunately the build up to it was lackluster. But i'd still give this movie a solid 6.5 on 10.

I won’t spoil anything, but this is definitely a movie you need to experience in the cinema, not on a tv or laptop. I love when a decent-sized budget does justice to sci-fi films, making them truly impactful. I was on the edge of my seat for almost the entire film. It felt like it had a blend of elements from the other movies in the franchise: the atmosphere of the first Alien movie and the Alien: Isolation game, the intensity of Aliens, the strange vibe of Alien Resurrection, all with a hint of Prometheus. Overall, this movie was a blast to watch—great jump scares, solid acting, and a no-nonsense buildup made it one of the best films of 2024. I’m docking one star only because it could have been a bit longer preferably with just more nail-biting content, especially with the budget they had and the fact that the cast wasn’t full of big-name stars. But I get that special effects and other factors were likely a challenge. There's one scene that had me cheering—I won’t spoil it, but I think you’ll know which one I’m talking about… keyword: Gravity. It almost felt like they took that concept right out of Visceral's Dead Space!!! Loved it. Looking forward to more of this franchise. Honestly, the stuff that comes out these days is so unimpressive that you see film makers rebooting old classics and catering it to new generations instead of coming up with something new because they cant beat the golden oldies. Definitely want to see an Alien VS Predator film in the near future, with Fede Alvarez being part of it.

I'm not particularly fond of these kinds of shows, but watched the entire series as It was highly recommended. It's your run of the mill revolution-themed genre with a slight twist that's centered around a group of erotic dancers. Unfortunately, the execution fell short. While there were a few good moments that depicted the challenges faced by the characters, the plot was mediocre. The acting seemed somewhat lackluster, and none of the characters really stood out. As the audience, you're just not captivated enough. I'll give it about a 2.5/5 for the effort.

Street Kings and Constantine are my favorite movies featuring Keanu Reeves. In these films, his acting prowess truly shines. While John Wick and The Matrix are some of his top grossing films and and deliver exceptional action, they don't provide as much of a showcase for Keanu's acting skills. Street Kings stands out as one of those movies demanding nuanced character portrayal. I hope Reeves explores more projects like these. It might be time to move on from John Wick, even though it's undoubtedly lucrative.