Timothy Holt

When this game got announced I was really excited like everyone else, but then as I started seeing gameplay and actually played it, it just didn’t feel right. As being a huge longtime fan of the whole Sonic franchise, I wouldn’t say this is the worst sonic game ever because, well, we all know what that is, but I definitely wouldn’t say it’s the best game either in the series. What I liked: The story was okay, just not the best. Some of the levels in the game like The Death Egg (Exterior), Luminous Forest, Sunset Heights, Chemical Plant (In certain areas), had REALLY good visuals and could’ve been so much better than how it turned out. My personal favorite out of all of the levels was Metropolis, the levels in that area were SO AMAZING, I couldn’t say anything else about it, the visuals were pretty much what I liked most about the game. The character creator was a neat addition, it could’ve been a lot better, but it was okay for what it was. What I Didn’t like: As usual nowadays for the meta era of sonic games, the corny sonic jokes are just terrible, but everything else for this game specifically, the gameplay for all 4 playable characters (including shadow) were not right at all, the levels are too short, the majority of the music doesn’t feel memorable, and so on. I don’t know if it’s just me, but the theme and setting of the entire game feels a little too try hard on getting a dark and serious feel to it, I mean 06 and Unleashed both had it, Sonic 06 still sucked, but Unleashed did it really well. But worst of all, NO IDLE ANIMATIONS!!! The model looked cool, but taking out Idle animations alone, already ruins sonics personality, just by looking at him after leaving him standing still for a while, he feels lifeless. That’s all I’d say about this game, everything else was ok, I’d give it a 2 out of 5, 5 out of 10, and 50%, it’s not the worst sonic game, but definitely not the best. I’m writing all this before Sonic Frontiers releases, and I’m hoping that Sega does NOT screw that up, despite having some of the same people that worked on Forces (at least what I know of), but I think Frontiers looks more promising. I still remain skeptical about it but I’m trusting Sega on the game. Please Sega, just give us something that actually feels right after waiting for one since Generations, and please, give Sonic Idle Animations, the model doesn’t matter, but don’t make him lifeless.

So I actually just finished this and Legend of Korra yesterday, not all in one day but finished the 2nd series yesterday this completing what there is of the universe so far from these 2. Alright enough of that, time for the review. Alright, where do I even begin with this? So I’ve heard of both shows when they first came out, like from all the advertisements/commercials shown, but never really got into them as a kid, but as an adult and actually taking the time to watch them, and as a huge fan of all things anime, I’ve gotta say, I’ve been missing out on a LOT of great stuff!! These were my new favorite shows of all time! The stories didn’t disappoint, the soundtrack, visuals, and art style, were gorgeous, and everything else was just absolutely perfect, I know no movie or show is perfect, but this one is definitely up there in my top 3. The characters were instantly lovable, I was able to tell from the start they’d fit in really well with what they’re going for and anything else that goes with having a good character. I’d give it a 9.5/10, it’s definitely worth a watch if you want a good show with lots of creativity that actually shows what the creators want to give fans, kinda similar to certain other more recent shows like on Disney Channel or Cartoon Network.

When the movie first got revealed, I didn’t know what to expect at all from it, but I knew I was still gonna give it a try, because I love Edgar wright, I love his movies, so I knew it would actually be pretty good for a documentary. When I saw it, it was a lot better than I expected, it was so well put together, I felt really engaged in the history of the brothers, and learned a lot of stuff from them, and since then I became a fan of the sparks brothers! Loved everything about the movie, I loved the humor, the editing that went into it, the storytelling, and everything else! I’d watch it over and over again if I could. I’d give it a 9/10

This is a NON SPOILER REVIEW!! Saw this movie back on Sunday, May 8, and to summarize my overall review in a few words, I thought it was really good, honestly didn’t feel as scary as I thought it’d be. It did feel quite odd/weird for what I did see though. What I liked: Of course I’d have to start with the fact that, as a huge Danny elfman fan, I LOVED the soundtrack, and I enjoyed the Spider Man Raimi Trilogy, so it was great to see Raimi again in a marvel movie like this. I also loved the humor, the few surprises there were, and most of the story itself. Also anytime I realize there’s a new doctor strange movie, or at least a movie with him in it, I always get very excited over the visual effects/cgi in any sequence with him in it, and this movie just like the first one didn’t disappoint at all, the cgi had lots of jaw dropping moments which I loved! What I didn’t like: Okay, so even though I liked most of what the story was going for, I still feel like there could be a little more improvement in it, I feel like there could be maybe a few more surprises in it since it is “The Multiverse of Madness”. But really that’s all I can say about it, I had a really good time with this movie and I’d definitely watch it again anytime I get the chance to. I give it a 8 out of 10, 4 out of 5, 85% out of 100%