Christopher Nuzzo

Insanely predictable. It's a movie that tries to sell tickets just by using the star's name along with a Game of Thrones dragon, and "dragon queen" theme. It's as if the writer watched G of T and then bet an HBO executive they can wrap all 8 season's up in less than 2 hrs. Although, I'd say they lost that bet. In fact, it's so poorly written and directed that you'll want to watch G of T again, just to wash this film's bad taste out of your mouth. And for the cherry on top... as I'm writing this, I'm still stunned by how many times they blatantly used nearly identical dialogue. For example; The dragon used the term "little bird," probably a dozen times. They even copyied Sansa Stark's red hair... Smh... Basically, if you're a fan of the HBO series, do not press play on this one.

Extremely well written and directed. It's put together so well that you are instantly attached to several characters. Therefore, you have a hard time turning it off to catch some sleep. In other words, it's definitely binge worthy.

Excellent storyline and the missions are even better. Game characters are rendered in eye catching detail, and the role of the character Quiet adds a whole new concept to gaming. The AI of her character is so well done that it nearly feels as if you are playing co-op with a friend, albeit a quite beautiful friend... ;-)

Sure it had it's problems during the initial release, but I didn't play it until April of 2021, and by that time 99% of it's issues were taken care of, so it ended up being a phenomenal game. Great cybernetics, great weapons with many levels/classes of each, along with lots of modifications, and an epic storyline. Oh, and some of the vehicles were so cool that I would take the long drive instead of fast travel, just so I could hear the motor and exhaust, as well as look at the gorgeous futuristic metropolis scenery. Now let's talk about the relationship aspect in the game which is a great addition as well. Even if you are a guy and chose a woman character, you still have great lesbian women you can form a relationship with. And the characters you interact with, romantic or not, have very well done personalities. Let's not forget the possibility of 5 totally different endings, some bad, some mediocre, some a sadistic choice, and one that is almost a happy ending, and every choice in the game changes your chances of each. Basically, you feel like you're a character in a great sci-fi series, but you are the writer, producer, and actor. The game isn't perfect, but it's good enough to play through it twice.

Oh lord, what have these A list actors and actresses gotten themselves into? Bruce Willis Thomas Jane Rachel Nichols And none of them are even the star of the movie... To sum it up and skip critiquing of every little part of this, I'll just say low budget, wannabe B flick, bad storyline, bad directing and production, and bad acting even from some of the best of my lifetime. I'm guessing they were going for the 80's B flick design, but they failed... at everything! I gave it a 2nd star only because Bruce Willis quoted a great line from Arnold in Predator.

Another apocalyptic action drama, but, this one has a different spin. I am a fan of the post and pre-apocalypse genre, and have probably seen just about every angle of the subject, but this one hits it uniquely. I don't want to spoil it for anyone, so I'll just say this... Because of the films different direction on the subject, it does make for good entertainment. So you likely won't feel as though you've "been there, done that" this time. Therefore the film deserves a solid 4, or maybe 3.75 stars. Enjoy.

Millenial cheese ball garbage. Unrealistic weird life of a failed artist in mom's basement that starts working for an advertising firm with an odd J Biden like hair sniffing boss, all while she's waiting to be given a unicorn by Sam Jackson. That pretty much sums it up. I want to add, I'm a big fan of sci-fi so I don't mind imaginary beings in movies, but this is more like watching a mid 20's woman with the maturity level of a 12 year old eating lemon juice covered kale while coasting through life with no responsibilities. I wouldn't call it sci-fi.

The CGI quality is that of a 1980's unknown actor filled B movie. I'm still in shock that I have seen Bruce Willis' face in this film. Do yourself a favor and don't even think about watching it or even the trailer.

Try to imagine X Files with some comedy added in. Additionally, it beats out X Files in that each of the stories, or science fictional crimes, revolve around several good actors, rather than just two. Blood and guts? Well, some episodes do have a bit of gruesomely mutilated bodies, while others are more of a medical brain teaser, like something you'd see in a Dr. House episode. I'd say there's even some modern day 2005+ Dr. Who included in many of the stories, or mysteries if you will. So, if you are a fan of any of the aforementioned shows, then I'd bet money that you'd be a fan of Fringe as well.