Kilroy 5150

This game is a true Star Wars experience from the "everyman" point of view in the Star Wars universe. No Jedi powers, no super weapons, you're just this person who's trying to make their way through the universe the best you can relying on your skills, a blaster (or three), and a tool that looks like an utility knife hydro-spanner. Collect droids, collect parts, credits, bacta spray, and many other things and make your way through the story. This is real VR enjoyment and people who i've seen that don't seem to see that seem to be the types that tend to criticize everything for any old reason. People claiming thing like motion-sickness...most likely, the issue is "you", not the game. People claiming too fast, how fast it goes depends completely on you. I've been a gamer since the mid 70s and this game, taken at leisure, was a pleasure to play. There is a lot of freedom in this game for following a story. I am looking forward to the next chapter :)

It's currently too political and they've lost their "Dr Who" faith and way of thinking. Replace the current doctor, get a new show writer, and a staff that's not there to push their own political issues down people's throats and THEN you will have a Dr Who worth watching.

It's something that has the "theme" of Minecraft. It's not really Minecraft. It's just hack/slash/shoot....and there's no 1st person view. It felt more like a polished "Legend of Zelda". What else can i say.....it's just NOT Minecraft.....it's something themed Minecraft.

This movie has elements of "I Robot" as well as a small hint of "Blade Runner" and some other sci-fi related movies. I wouldn't be surprised if it were not based on a short story of some kind. Bruce Willis basically plays the same sort of role (in the last decade or so) so when you see this movie, you'd better be expecting Bruce to be Bruce. It's decent CG, decent action, with that "close to apocalypse" feeling to it. The non-surrogate zone reminds me of "Sector 9" in a way but also has that "Ready Player One" feeling of where the kid lived. Bruce plays a lot of parts where he's disconnected from his wife/family and always feels like something's wrong with the world. He's an uber-serious guy with one thing in mind: Find the truth at no matter what the cost. This movie is an amalgamation of a lot of other related sci-fi movies. While it's not a bad film, it's not "original".

The show was great, for the first 5 to 6 seasons, and then it started getting stale. I loved the music, the actors, & the pop culture references. But it started getting too predictable after that, it became circular writing. The same plot loops seemed to happen, over and over, just written different ways. And, honestly, i got tired of people dying rather than just moving on with their lives for the most part. I think it was into the end of the 10th season, when Charlie died, it was just enough for me. It just got old.