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Been playing ND games since I was a teen, over 20 years ago! I've played them all, they are very nostalgic for me. This one was not my favorite due to the ending. There was alot of plot threads that were randomly dropped (what was the deal Lily made? Why was Dylan there?) And the culprits motivation us weak at best and never fully explored. I did like the puzzles in this one. The art work and premise were also good. Unfortunately the ending was abrupt and rushed.

A fun, action packed rom com. The critics on yt are wrong about this one. Ryan Gossling was not only extremely attractive in this, but acted the part to perfection. I thought Emily Blunt was weaker as an actress but still had great chemistry with Gossling. The choice for the 'actor' in the movie was unbelievable and possibly the weakest link. He wasn't believable as a d bag or as a lead actor. And why was he wearing a wig while Gossling had his real hair? Wouldn't that be reversed in a real stuntman/lead actor relationship? Other than that, this movie was packed with wonderful action! The people in my theater audible gasped at several points. The explosions, stunts, and fight scenes are done believably (as possible considering no one I'd suffering on a garbage truck irl). Don't over think this one. The movie wants you to over think it with its meta scenes but don't. It's a funny and entertaining action movie. If you're looking for Shindlers List, this ain't it. If you like movies like "rush hour" this one is for you. Sometimes you just want to kick back and watch something fun. Don't listen to any bad yt reviews, bad reviews get more clicks than good and I'm not sure why they were analyzing this movie like it was supposed to be Sophie's Choice or something.

Who was this movie made for? Feminists? No, the weird pro life rape baby message... that can't be it... Conservatives? No... lots of premarital sex and underage drinking... well then who was this made for? This movie was boring, uninspired, uninteresting and will piss off both the left and right. The center too because it's just that bad. Teens will hate it's slow pace, adults will hate the ridiculous decisions these women make. Why are these sisters more like lovers? Why did they never address the fact the world as they knew it was ending? Why did it take 6 months to figure out you can get food from the forest, I mean they literally had a book? I'm from the city and I know you can find food in forests. Why would the seizure dance sister tell the half competent sister not to get pregnant but the keep her brutal rape baby? Why would they burn their house down at night? Why not the next day? Just why? The only people who seemed to like this streaming pile of garbage were the critics, once again proving how out of touch they are with real movie watchers.

Not terrible, but not great. The first episode was slow, and seemed to be about recapping Obi "Ben" Wan Kenobi, why he was on Tatoine, showing the childhood of litte Leiah, and introducing new characters, rather than focusing on get us "hooked in" to the new series with a action packed first episode. The first episode is the sort of story I'd expect to see 3rd in a series, an in between episode. I thought Ewan McGregor and Moses Ingram were OK. There was some flashes of awesomeness from both, and some syfy channel ham from both. I'm going to go against the grain here, and say I like the Reva character. One of my favorite things about Star Wars is imagining all the amazing backstories of the various characters. That said, I'd wish we'd get more Obi-Wan and less Reva, and especially less baby Leigha, after all the show is called "Obi-Wan Kenobi." I'm going to keep watching, I hope the last few episodes get more interesting!