Bobby Stone

Extremely solid movie, only one on the series that can rival the original

First half was mildly interesting but the film quickly gets sloppy, very little character development, plot lines don't make much sense and/or never go anywhere.

Probably the most balanced realistic fps out there, graphics can be touchy but otherwise feels pretty good

Why are you reading reviews? Doesn't the 4.9 stars tell you "go ahead and watch the movie"?

The perfect ending to a perfect trilogy. The atmosphere is amazing, story is emotional and heavy, music is great, gameplay is smooth. Plus both DLCs have even more cool bosses.

Probably fromsoft's best dlc thanks to the area design and sheer size. Quite a few amazing new bosses, but unfortunately there are quite a few poorly designed/executed bossfights. Lots of hitboxes that don't match attacks that lead to taking double damage from 1 attack or rolling through and attack and taking damage after the attack animation. That being said, it's still a great dlc and worth $40 for basically an entire new game. It's just been 1.5 months now and there has been no effort from the devs to fix the hitboxes and bugs in some of the bossfights.

No improvements from overwatch 1, gameplay is clunky, slow, and dull. Lots of moneygrab events.

Best large-scale ww1 warfare game in my opinion, player base has died down significantly, sometimes it takes 40+ minutes to find a match, but it's still super fun.

Best first person shooter to date, even without a battle Royale mode (which seems to be the main focus of newer fps games.) The world and lore is super cool, the combat and movement is insanely different from any other game, lots of customization and playstyles. As of 2024 there is still a decent playerbase.

Perfect 1st installment in a near-perfect trilogy. Old enough that it has almost a ps2 feel but recent enough that it can still be taken seriously