Jack Verlinho

Addy just doesn't fit Fred and Baldwin does nowhere near as good a job as Moranis in the first film. The rest of the casting is poor as well other than Collins. You have to compare this film with the other and they are miles apart. The casting of the previous films is so much better than this one they where almost set up to fail. The plot is just strange and predictable, and the film confuses comedy and romance. Very awkward watch.

Stunning. Absolutley stunning. Parts of the film raise the hairs on your arms, it's incredible how sheep rate and review movies, because this is a genuine 9 out of 10. Probably the most underrated franchise of all time. The action, characters, script, story transition, CGI, acting, music, and overall feel of this film is, again, stunning.

Easy to get hooked straight into the game, fighting mechanics are enjoyable, wether you choose stealth or get straight amongst it with the enemy. Graphics are impressive as you would expect from a 2020 title, the way you defeat your foe is challenging and keeps you playing despite types of enemies being limited. The story is fantastic, and detail has gone into the side missions, almost reminds me of Witcher 3. Some side missions do lack a little bit of creativity, it’s very much, search the area, head towards enemies and fight, but there are little twist and turns within mini stories. No HUD seems and bit annoying at first but it makes you explore the luscious map and there is a lot to explore. I would say HZD is better for fighting because of the tactical play and all the different enemies, but Ghost of Tsushima is very addictive especially at the beginning when you build up your legend and skill set. You do truly become the ultimate samurai, and killing an enemy camp almost like Neo from The Matrix is fun and satisfying every time