David Bergman

Not only is this a wonderful standalone game, it's assassin's creed return to its roots. This is what all game developers should strive for. Listening to their audience's feedback on past games and making the necessary changes. They heard that we hated the real-world portions, wanted more stealth, less god-like abilities, traveling that didn't feel so bland and sparce. They delivered on all accounts. Sure the game isn't 100% flawless and I'd give it a 4.5 if I could. But it's a huge leap in the right direction for the franchise and easily in my top 3 AC games. I truly believe that the 1 and 2 star reviews are from people that haven't played it or have never read the fiction disclaimer at the start of any AC game.

There's some interesting parts of this movie, but all in all it's extremely pretentious and confusing. It strongly reminds me of a psychological book that a teen would right; thinking that throwing as many twists as possible make it good.

Seemed more like a college film project than a big budget movie. The acting was stale and the only "scary" parts of the movie were the awful attempts at jokes and the cheap jumpscares. Definitely recommend skipping.