Alun DeWinter

An overly long, bloated film that could easily have shaved off a good hour. Bits of the film are great but most of the film is somewhat tedious. Its far too obsessed with tying up the previous Craig films than telling its own story, which makes films antagonist seem an afterthought.

A truly disappointing sequel. Repetitive , overly reused areas, boring story and unengaging characters. The traditional RPG tactical gameplay was console-fied and dumbed down, as were the conversation/dialogue trees. Thankfully dragon age inquisition fixed most of the errors made by this game but sadly it still exists in canon.

I honestly don't know who this film was made for. Insulting and tedious, it seems preoccupied with poking fun at the original trilogy for most of the movie. The film thinks it's being clever and meta, but it genuinely feels like I've said paid to be insulted for 2.5 hours.

The show is visually stunning, but an absolute dumb narrative mess. Nothing really has consequence or makes any sense, but it's fine as there are red and green lights to tell you how to think and feel.

Not the best game to bear the "Final Fantasy" name, but if you treat the story and the characters' melodrama as parody, it becomes a just about acceptable distraction. The battle system is not to my tastes, but I think the days of getting the Final Fantasy games that match my expectations of yesteryear are long gone.