Jahari Davis

It's 2023 and Undertale is still great. The game is for any kind of gamer really. You can either kill everyone in sight, or befriend everyone and get involved with their lives. There are so many different endings, but no matter what, you'll be laughing and obsessing over Sans and Papyrus the whole game. I literally can't think of a single person who replays this game and actually does choose to fight anyone, as every character is so lovable. If you haven't yet (somehow), PLAY IT NOW.

As what will be the usual for Spider Man films, this movie is beyond legendary. The animation, the voice acting, the Easter eggs packed neatly into a actually endearing plot, it's all amazing. There are slim to no flaws in the movie, the only real flaw being Peter B. Parkers worthlessness (he spends the whole time gently telling Miguel to leave miles alone and doesn't do anything to enforce his request lmao). Miles parents are given more characterization in 45 minutes than She-Hulk had in her entire series, which speaks volumes. The Spot is an amazing villain who acts as both the basis of the movie, but also the set up for the next film. Anyway, I'll have more to say when Beyond the Spider Verse releases, as it's hard to tell whether this movie reached it's full potential without what is undoubtedly going to be it's more emotional sequel.

This movie is the epitome of marvel and goes back to the roots of what made me love the MCU. Gunn and the rest of the cast don't fail to deliver here, with rockets sad origin story that actually is original and heartbreaking, the soundtrack filled with underrated gems that released forever ago, and the guardians getting the sendoffs they all deserve. All loose ends are tied up, all character arcs are finished, and ironically enough, this final installment for the guardians will leave you wanting more of them. Star-Lords already iconic F-bomb isn't built up in a cringey way like Janes "EAt MY HAmmEr" in Love and Thunder, but is instead said in a casual manner that Nebula (the one he's talking to) doesn't mind. The PG-13 rating is really pushed, which is only a reason to love it more, because it shows Gunn knows his audience has grown. If you see one superhero movie this year, why don't you wait for spider verse and the marvels to be on Disney plus next year and see this one now?