Matt K – Google

If you're a big scifi fan than this is a must see but if you're not into scifi stuff you may not enjoy this as much. The premise and general plot is good. Dialogue was a bit weird at times and honestly Im not sure how to feel about the cgi. I have seen better. I couldnt tell if they did it like that on purpose or not to differentiate cyborgs vs humans but the animation was awkward at times. Movie felt a bit incomplete at the end but im guessing they're setting it up for a sequel.

Excellent game. Played the ps4 remastered version. Honestly if you're looking for a good action rpg game with some tactical elements this is a must play. The learning curve is there but once you get passed learning how the card system works and the sleights, you can have a lot of fun with this. Lots of grinding at times so you can level up, but that's to be expected. My only gripe is how insane the difficulty level can be at times for certain bosses. You either get your butt handed to you or you slaughter them depending on your card set up. Although this is really a filler game, and can feel that way at times, the game is very long and it comes pretty close to the full value of a KH title. Other people have given this game bad reviews but I truly believe those people did not give this game a full chance. Throw aside everything you know about the traditional KH battle system, this is completely different. But not in a bad way. The cards only adds an element of tactical gameplay. If that is not what you're looking for then you probably won't like this game. If you like Kingdom Hearts and you like tactical rpg games then you will like the game mechanics this game employs.

Cant decide on if this game deserves a 2 or a 3 star rating but definitely no higher than a 3. It looked really fun at first. It wasn't until I was hours into it when I realized this game was not for me. I can definitely see the appeal. It's an anime style story rpg game with excellent visuals. But for me that's where the joy stops. Now I do love my fair share of rpg games, but I think that only hardcore rpg gamers will like this game. The battle system mechanics are very clunky, the story is so-so, and the entire game feels like a tutorial. The game's "how to" dialogue got old very quickly. At the point in game where you learn to evolve your familiars, there is a dialogue segment that seemingly admits to the tutorial beatdown. The final nail in the coffin for me was the difficulty swings. I'm no stranger to difficulty swings of rpg games, but it just seems odd since I cant help but think this game is geared for kids 10 and under. The story is a bit too child-like for an adult to fully enjoy. Anyway, the boss at the volcano was extremely hard. At that point you're too far away to get supplies. I eventually turned the difficulty level down to easy and even then it took a few tries. And I cant help but think they ripped off pokemon a little bit.

I really wanted to like this movie. The trailer was so good and it sounded like a pretty cool premise. The movie was seemingly cast very well too, which honestly was the only good thing about the movie. Unfortunately that couldn't save the movie from it's terrible writing, especially when it came to the dialogue. The movie takes you through several character perspectives which all have their own backstories and supporting characters. I could not recall anyone's name throughout the movie, and it almost seemed like we were just supposed to know who all these characters were. Again, very bad writing. With about 30 minutes left, I could not finish the movie. The dialogue bothered me that much. I'm actually pretty surprised at the cast list and that they were willing to be a part of a badly written film like this. But the movie had a very high budget so I guess it makes sense that they could afford the cast. But if you watch the movie, you will see why this is now considered one of the biggest blockbuster failures of all time.

They definitely pumped up the gore factor in this one. Story-wise it wasn't amazing. I do like that they seemed to tie this one up nicely with the previous movie as well as the original movie. It leaves you wondering if there is a supernatural aspect to Michael Myers, and why he is virtually indestructible. They try to explain the Michael gets stronger with every kill. You sort of infer this from the 2018 movie but they reiterate that Michael's doctor is the true mastermind. Michael doesn't have the obsession with Lori, rather it was the doctor's obsession with pitting the two together. Sort of a dumb premise but explains that Michael just kills and then goes home. That's all he does.