David Becket

Critics still don't like it. Fans love it. This one takes the time to develop the characters and fully explain the storyline. The original put me to sleep with it's rampant pacing, cardboard characters and non-sensical storyline. Everything it fixed here. It's a great film, moving and visually stunning throughout. Best to watch it over a few days like a mini-series. The only main critique about it all hinging on Superman isn't accurate. If you watch it you will see how every character plays an important role.

It's a certain kind of humor I guess. But the characters are too unbelievable to really keep you in the film.

-Very limited and unfinished. The Burnout games were constantly giving you new rewards, cars, tracks and modes. Here, you'll be losing over and over with the same crappy car and track, unable to progress. Would have benefitted from an XP or cash based progression system. -Map design is terrible, you can't see the corners coming, sun is constantly in your eyes, no minimap. -Basically no settings at all (unfinished). No graphics options for PS Pro. -Even for an arcade racer, the physics feel off. Normal turning is too fast, drift turning is too slow. Just look at the stupid clunky way the cars react to being dropped in the menus. Did they even use UE4's physics system? -Music isn't working in race, same stupid song plays every time you go back to race selection. -Turbo boost doesn't sound cool, it sounds like they sampled an old log fire at your Grandpa's house. -Graphics sometimes pretty, high frame-rate.

The only conservative TV show in an industry dominated by groupthink.

An important movie. Not one which glorifies leftist/incel/mentally ill violence, but one that helps people to understand its motivation and cause.