Gabrielle Johnson

Double Exposure, the latest game in the Life is Strange franchise, feels...unfinished. I personally was really looking forward to this game, and upon first look, it feels familiar to the original game, but it is lacking in some fundamental aspects. Firstly, this game had a lot of loose ends and unanswered questions. It almost feels like they throw in a new idea into the story for the excitement, but don't actually use those ideas for any kind of development or overall importance. A great example of this is the Loretta character. It feels like her character is going to be somewhat of an antagonist because she's questioning and investigating max in the first chapters but I don't think she even made an appearance in the last several chapters. Why introduce a character, give her screen time, and then just not use her??? Same thing with the detective. He's introduced, he plays into the story, and then bam never used again. It really feels like this game was trying to imitate the first one but also trying to "be different" and original by tossing in random junk. Let's see, both stories are a sort of whodunnit mystery, both have a big storm, both are about max and her best friend... but the main difference is that Safi is just.. not a good character. She is uninteresting, unlikable, really bland ... but D9 hated Chloe. That is also an issue I have with this. I understand why Chloe isn't a main character (because then they'd have to make two whole versions of this game) but not even one scene? Not even vague short clips? In the first game, if you saved Kate, there was one scene where you visited her in the hospital. If she died, then that scene doesn't happen. Why can't they do something similar in this game? Why spend two entire games building this MAJOR character just to abandon them? Why act like none of it happened... why doesn't max talk to ANY of the old characters? It's just ridiculous. They want to recreate the first game's magic with none of the loveable characters, with an unoriginal storyline... ugh. And now they want to have a bunch of magical superpower characters.. just a convoluted mess.

This movie was such a strange but enjoyable experience. I love Charlie Kaufman's style, but moreso, I love the storytelling in this movie. They don't spell everything out to the viewer and leave a lot up to the imagination. Loved every weird second.

Incredible. Good stories, good editing, thrilling action and drama.

This is supposed to be a comedy, but the humor leaves a bitter taste in your mouth. Not only is it offensive, but it fails to even make anyone laugh.

A bit goofy at times, but in a wonderful way. Fun, wholesome, and warm.

This movie has fantastic editing and visual effects. The story itself has a few kinks, but nothing noticeably bad. The messages and undertones in this movie are all very helpful and realistic. Loved it

This is an absolutely incredible story, with a tragic reality to it. I had no idea of the extent of this crisis, and after this movie, I read dozens of articles about the real cases. Truly good work on both the real team of journalists, as well as the movie producers who told the story of their good work.