Ralph England

It's a C+ movie, but it was thoroughly enjoyable. Worth a watch.

It's a "good" movie. Looks fine. Acted well. Music is lovely at times... But it's not much more than a facsimile of A Quiet Place. It tries to do much of the same gags but it doesn't feel natural. The script feels a little half-baked. The plot just happens. I don't recommend it as a film, but if you need an excuse to go to the movies and eat popcorn you could do worse.

I liked it. It's not a great film, but I was pleased to have seen it. Taylor-joy is a bit to fragile-looking for the part, but her performance is goof. Hemsworth is a bit of a farce and spectical. Fun stuff there. The movie just skips over some important character building that would have elevated this prequel. I wouldn't watch it again though.

Graphics are amazing. Gameplay is awful. The combat in the first was simple, but elegant and surprisingly skillful. In the sequel it's awkward and artificial. Your move set is smaller, strategy very limited. Enemies face you 1v1 despite times when Senua is surrounded. The story in the first was great- touching, relatable, well acted. You were never sure of what was real or not. In the sequel the supernatural is confirmed to exist, making the psychosis Senua suffers from a gimmick- a cheap set of voiced in your ear- rather than a driving force behind the action and gameplay. And you're forced to walk so often. You can HOLD the SPRINT button to walk slightly faster. The 5 hour run time could easily have been 4 just by letting you run more often. Don't buy. Play on gamepass if you have it. If you don't have game pass you're not missing much.

Everything looks dirty, but nothing looks old. It looks like Fallout but isnt. This is mediocre television cosplaying as Fallout. The dialog is ridiculous- an overuse of the f-word like a middle schooler who thinks swearing is the epitome of human communication.. The acting is plain. The sets are real (mostly), but look artificial. The violence is great. I think 3 stars is generous.

Playing on xbox series X... Performance is subpar, but the style is great. I'm expecting some future options to get the game running at 60 fps, but if it doesn't happen I won't care. This is one of the rare games where poor performance doesn't bother me. If you liked the first game, this one should satisfy. If you enjoyed Elden Ring for its exploration, this is a good option.

I think the script for part 1 was tighter, and it communicated the story better, but part 2 was still leagues better than anything else being put out these days. So good, I wish it was longer. I would recommend anyone interested read the book.

Disappointment is a hard thing to over come. I found nothing enjoyable in the game.

Meh... Almost competent. It's nice that Neo and Trinity get a happy ending, but I'm just glad I didn't pay to see this. I was terribly disappointed in matrix 3. Low expectations meant 4 was less of a let-down. The love story was awesome, the matrix parts underwhelming.

Beautiful, musical, horrible. The movie made no sense. It tried to, but ultimately they're was a real lack of continuity, a lack of story and character and place, and no impact to what it did manage to communicate.