Reuben Alexander

Absolute Trash. The story is so trash, that it made me go back and examine the first movie and notice it was trash also. Plain English and Bad manners. Two well to do White people who have things normal minorities can only dream of having whining about their lives. Only to find out that like in the real world, it has all been given to them, by a white creator. That is the premise of the Matrix series. This stupid movie in its lack of self-awareness exposes this fact. Ask yourself what is Neo and Trinity rebelling against? OH NO! You are in an office making millions as a video game developer. Oh NO! You have healthy children and a marriage. Good lord the horror you have so much free time you can just ride off on your motorcycle and do God knows who cares. Yea Man, fight the system. I mean those people in Flint are drinking lead, and they cannot get jobs that pay beyond five to seven dollars an hour, but who will think about the comfortable white people. Nobody is being forced to stay. Just look at the juxtaposition between Trinity and Neo compared to Niobe and Morpheus. (SPOILERS). The Matrix kept Neo and Trinity young and sexy. Niobe is withered and old and her captains do not listen to her. Morpheus is a Tamagotchi; they did not even leave him the dignity of being human. He was just a toon made by Neo, think of him as a techno butler. Unimaginable wealth can't make them happy. Familiy and loved ones can't make them happy. They need to be Flying Gods! Okay. I like to thank Lana Wachowski for awakening my mind, to how trash this series is.

This will probably go down as one of my most favorite games of all time.

Tenet is a brilliant film that seems like a throwback to when Hollywood prioritized well-crafted stories rather than focus group ensembles. The movie actually cares about what the audience knows and decides to build on that knowledge. Christopher Nolan respects his fan's intelligence and doesn't compromise on plot, he challenges the viewer's perceptions and understanding around quantum physics and the humanities, as well as the audience's understanding of temporal mechanics. Does positionality affect causality? In Tenet it does. What the viewer knows, understands, sees, and perceives all play a role in an ambitious opus that Nolan does an impeccable job at weaving together. In the world of Tenet, the experience is more important than the dogma of science when looking at the mechanics of time and dimension. Nolan does a phenomenal job of bringing rules to the laws of the cosmic while leaving man's design to be the true mystery of reality. This movie is a ten out of ten in any direction of time you choose to view it.

Possibly one of the best Metroidvania games ever created. The freedom in which you are given to play the game is beyond impressive.

I can't give it any lower stars than this. This is not a rated R movie. This is an adulescent fanfiction writer's attempt at making big people films. Calling this a rated R action film would place this film in the same company as Lethal weapon 1 and 2, and a host of other action films that defined their genre. This digitized trash can is an atrocity of modernity. It is slapstick gore and murder for the sake of being edgy. In the first few seconds of the film, you will wonder why anybody would listen to Amanda Waller. In the next half hour of the film, you will question if the writers of the film created this abomination as a garish obscenity towards comic book fans. If you can get past the first half-hour of this idiocy congratulations, you are the perfect passive viewer Hollywood is looking for. I don't blame you; we're all looking for some interesting fun to take our minds off of reality right now. The problem is, this movie ain't it.   I would give this movie no stars if I could. Because I am positive the heavens closed their eyes and looked away when this abomination of narrative and ramble spewed forth from accursed frequencies and airwaves. No celestial light shinned down on this script. No, this movie is recycled tripe from top to bottom. P.S. if you are wondering how stale this movie is, here is a spoiler. Deadshot and Bloodsport are the same damn character. This generic take is done 3 times now between, two films. In the words of animated John Lovitz, "It stinks".