Jordan Jones

Excellent, television. Another work of art from Matt Reeves. If you liked The Batman, you’ll love The Penguin.

I expected it to be good, but it blew my mind. A must see in I-MAX.

Undoubtedly Christopher Nolan’s best non-action film, and it’s not even close. If you’re a fan of the director, or heck, if you’re a fan of movies, this is a must watch.

Undoubtedly a top 3 Tarantino film.

Somehow better than the first!

Literally just as good as the first few seasons of game of thrones. What a way to save the franchise from the embarrassment it became at the end. Very much looking forward to the next season.

Best season hands down. The writing, characters, special effects, and political satire are all the best they’ve ever been. Multiple interesting side plots running congruently, surprising plot twist that pay off, and the best fight scenes the show has made so far. Highly recommend.

First things first: THIS IS A SOULS GAME. If you’re a casual/infrequent gamer who’s never played a FROMSOFT soulsbourne game, or no experience with 3rd person role-playing games, then I won’t recommend this game. These games are not impossible, and I promise you are much easier than you would think. BUT, they are unique when it comes to gameplay: never holding your hand and trust the players to learn how to play and get better on their own. Approaching these games like they’re any other casual rpg will likely cause you to return the game and tell everyone how impossible and broken and not-fun it was. Instead, if you go into your first souls game with an open mind, and most importantly: a willingness to learn and adapt, you will experience some of the best gaming the industry has to offer. Remember: these games can be beaten by ANYONE if they’re willing to do this. Now, Elden Ring. This is the best souls game FROMSOFT has ever released and I don’t think it’s even close. Everything from the level and map design, the combat, magic, bosses, lore, etc. is the most polished and remarkable of anything they’ve made so far. You can tell they took lessons from earlier games, taking out what wasn’t working and leaving in and improving what was. And this applies to the entirety of the MASSIVE world of elden ring, nothing felt rushed or half-a$$ed. I honestly think I will be able to put hundreds of hours into this game before even starting to get tired of it. And as I am currently writing this, I’m not even done with my first play through yet, despite having spent enough time playing to beat all of dark souls 3 and blood borne separately. If you’re hesitant to get this game and are thinking of doing so: do it and thank me later.

5 minutes in after the first scene I was sitting in theaters nodding my head because I could already tell this was going to be a good movie. Emphasis on the last part, this feels like a ‘film’: the shots are amazing, the theme is palpable, the music is perfect, and the acting is incredible. I love the MCU, but many of the films feel like ‘entertainment pieces’, akin to theme parks; this movie wasn’t having any of that. This is a film about The Batman done as well as any other award-winning picture. Undoubtedly the best movie the DCU has ever put out, I can’t wait to see it again. Highly recommend.

James Gunn through and through, great character development, style, humor, and music. One of best ‘superhero’ shows I’ve ever seen.