Michał Backwater

It's a very fresh and ambitious movie in my opinion. Plays with the viewer, shows actions, mistakes, fighting for sanity without explanation. Feels like an alien perpective of watching everyday crime investigation routine. Like watching important conversation in foreign language you don't understand. Because of this lack of understanding it's difficult to evaluate cast performance. Jared Leto plays a psycho guy and shines in this role being the most memorable character but that's mostly because he feels important. He uses his five minutes in this movie, is the biggest beneficiary of illusion this movie creates, if he would lose importance then I think his screenplay would be forgotten same moment. Denzel Washington plays the role of bad policeman, is haunted by his past in constant move to run away from his mistakes. He solved many cases forcefully, had heart attack, has hallucinations, talks with corpses, does everything to solve his problems quickly not even trying to reach the truth. Rami Malek plays a role of an ambitious young detective. But his character is weak, not confident, susceptible to suggestions. After spending a week with bad cop played by Washington he is simply destroyed. It almost feels like bad cop came to LA to hunt him down. As if Washington's character was a predator that satisfies it's own ego by feeling power over other people. There's also the supposed serial killer in the background. I think that the killer in this movie is not important, it's a movie about police society, their hierarchy, their relations and ways of solving problems. I could even assume that it's a movie about intentional destroying of young and ambitious detective that "achieved too much". If that's the sense then showing murders of young womens being such a non important daily routine and just an opportunity to solve ones bussinesses is very difficult to move past to see the real problems shown. It's this kind of "Street Kings" mentality but shown without explanation and explosions. In my opinion, the killer sits in Gentleman's club. But I also think he has a permission.

Definietely doesn't feel fresh. When first one was making fun of overall golf stiff tradition and etiquette this one goes more in direction of patologic family, old people and influencers. Happy Gilmore still can be funny but in original he was just a very enraged but talented and good willed hero, here he looks and behaves like Hancock before finding will to fight. There's too little, if any, golf elegance in this movie for patologic behavior to balance the atmosphere - it ends feeling like a bad dream of bad hero actually doing what he wants. There are a few inventions in this movie that surprised me with some actual logic though. Creative bio engineering, some interesting ideas for "happy places", golf holes straight from cartoon games and a few really funny moments fight with my disappointment. But it's still lower than not long ago Axel F ressurection. In my opinion.

I watched it in 2D with subs in 1/4 full movie theater. I liked most previous entries, not loved but most of the time when I had a choice in tv MI series was winning. This part is really long. It's also not serious. I felt at least a dozen times that some actors/actresses fought with laughter during playing. It was Indiana Jones movies type ridiculous scenes that should be followed with some not very serious comments and light music, instead Cruise was all the time dead serious and risking his real life in some crazy stunts. Whole group of USA Vips had like 10 - 15 minutes of screen time being panicked, scared, stressed, constantly in deadly danger, serious about nuking other countries - this type of emotions. And then there's Hayley Atwell's Grace making disgusted, shocked faces while Cruise supposedly chops enemies like a butcher off screen. Some Inuit woman, that looks like caring Grandma, plays some very front role in biggest stunts. Whole crew of this sunken ship died almost instantly after it got hit with own missile in Dead Reckoning intro, guess what Tom Cruise did... Pom Klementieff's Paris was a fully comedic character. But what did Esai Morales in maybe greatest stunt of modern cinematography... I think with such a cast he simply couldn't stop himself... Not to mention some obvious goofs that very much destroyed my immersion. I can say it's a good movie. Action, stunts, overall story and some really good scenes for cinema make it a really nice experience. But it feels like new members of the cast weren't serious enough to carry the fate of whole mankind and there were too many scenes that simply didn't feel tense when they tried.

This game excels at very slowly uncovering all it's features and intense atmosphere that requires constant planning and concentration. There's a lot of really helpful QoL systems, like free repairs, teleportation, resistances and armor/shielding that reduces flat damage of every hit - you can be invincible at higher levels. At the same time there are many challenges, many new with each next region, like storming your base, weather dependent spawns, random bosses in dungeons, navigating random map (which take hours to uncover). I could give this game 5 stars based on my experience, even considering it's "a level above Minecraft" graphics but mining metal ores is one thing that takes about 40% of playtime (the only basic resource impossible to teleport and very heavy) - it's not very entertaining. One more drawback is that world generator in this game is very simplified - there're many types of weather, many types of biomes, trees, dungeons and buildings but every structure in this game looks like made in 5 minutes. Whole stone towers can be destroyed but they have small wooden doors intact, every burial dungeon has at least 10 wooden doors and nothing else in terms of interacting with environment (beside loot). There's not a single ambitious, hand crafted building generated on my map in first half of the game and this game requires really lots of work on your base/castle/many camps. It feels very minimalistic, almost like an exam that doesn't want to teach you anything. Nice to try, might be a chore to finish

My first Tibia account was around 2003, when I was a kid. At that time this game was a little messy but really fun. There was no safety anywhere so why should I lose time for training? Everyday I came back from school and booted Tibia for rush of adrenaline. Some time ago I came back to see what changed (a few years ago). On PvP world I've made a paladin, did some training, killed some big monsters but at some point one guy started talking to me about PACC all the time (premium account, how it's easy and good), and some other killed me a few times around whole map with SDs (op spell) with no reason. This time I went for optional PvP. Sound and music is a really nice addition, monk class seems to be a complicated toy mostly useful for Pacc (what isn't?), from what I've read it has low power weapons but many types of boosts, abilities and conditions that make mastering it a little harder than knight. I went for a knight to try reaching Yalahar on free acc and at least once make a character over 100 lvl. Training on Facc didn't change, limits on melee and magic offline training make it very not helpful, for skills 90/90 I need around 550 hours of online training which translates to around 100 days of constant skilling. Game uses stamina system that lowers exp gains and loot if you play over 42 hours a week. And 90/90 skills don't mean a thing in PvP, without market I would have access only to eq without level requirement, no imbuing system, there are some new perks for premium accounts, there're also many more ways to make experienced PACC player much more powerful. Honestly, if there is any important item dropping from any monster in some big hunting place then as a Facc you should go there around early morning. Is this game good? Yes, it feels very well made, lots of really interesting places, mechanics, quests, activities and secrets. It has great creatures assembly, nice events, very big map, lots of QoL improvements. The only thing it didn't master is in my opinion managing players satisfaction. When everyone is strong, no one feels strong. When boss is killed by anyone on Pacc it doesn't give satisfaction even to Facc player. Satisfaction is a social dependent feeling and every game bases on it. Cipsoft included free and premium accounts since as far as I remember but when earlier I had fun as free player and whole game was "vibrant" and gave opportunities to shine for anyone, now it feels like a rich bunch of billionaires with little to none ineterest over some ants running here and there. Since maybe someone reads it, best club weapon possible to loot on facc is Jade hammer (ok), best armor is DSM (or MPa from demons on Yalahar, but this cave is very popular from what I've heard), best legs are knight, best boots are steel, best helmet is royal and best shield looks to be medusa (again Yalahar) or some shields from demons. I don't include those demons in my calculations because they require some entry item (mercy of pacc players), they are grouped in not so big caves and they are almost in the city centre which makes looting from them anything for a facc below 250 lvl and on not dead server almost a miracle. I can spend next half a year in this game if no one has any objections. It's a great exercise, teaches patience, reflexes, strategical thinking. But. My psychologist will have tough months...

I'll give it a 4 (3.5) just because I know that I'm not very much into jrpgs but to be honest I feel about this game even less entertained. To start off, it's my first Persona game, second jrpg (after Dragon Quest XI) in the last 10 or 15 years. When I was younger I was very much into manga and anime, mostly shounen, but when I left it behind there was never a moment that I wanted to reread something or check newer titles. And this game doesn't attract me with it's art or story, it feels different than every game I played, it feels ambitious on story telling and it has many interesting solutions and characters, but there's too much strange camera angles, slow mo boobs and skirts, surrealistic scenes and naive thoughts for me to check every corner. From pure gaming side it feels rather simplified and not very AAA taking it's price into consideration. Dungeons aren't very rich in details, enemies can be difficult on normal for newbie but it's not easy to die up to now (not yet mid game), platforming is safe. The only part of the game that can have some consequences are choices, but the most difficult thing about making the best choice would be imho reading and memorizing everything, not strategical thinking. Art is very recognisable, style is similar to luxury shows dress code, voice acting is good, game length depends on playstyle - turning one option to fast forward probably halves game length. I can't recommend this game to players that dislike grotesque, low level of seriousness, taking their time with every decision and model teenagers thematic. Generally you should look at the game cover and if you like what you see from close up then go for it.

I want to write something positive about this movie. It is a comedy and acting in some cases can be funny. On the other hand, this movie loses much value if you knew previous entries and liked them - nothing ambitious here, nothing cool, most characters aren't believable so there's no contrast between "funny" and "serious". Stupid antagonists killed this movie for me. Nothing else to add, failure that ended the series.

I had lots of fun during my first week of playing, really many players online during double xp event, most of the content is for solo player but in some cases presence of other players helped without need to create party or anything. Biggest feature of this game is it's size. I bought on some discount a few DLC areas but even without these game is enormous. Each area is for one intense day of playing just to find every skyshard and check most of the caves, and that's just uncovering map. I think that just running around every region without doing many quests will take around 200 hours. Major disadvantages are: - game encourages searching every hole in the ground but there are many places on the map that block player and the only option is to teleport away. - there're hundreds of different items, skills, materials but most of them have almost same stats between the classes and same purpose between crafting skills. So even though there're hundreds of types of enemies there's only around ten different movesets for AI and that's how whole game works. - 30 day limited time to use some antiquity hunt lead. Why the fk the only thing that is by definition buried underground since forever has a limited time access starting from finding some map or clue. - there's no incentive for solo player to try min-maxing. This game is easy, I did a few harder "public dungeons" with broken eq - some using stealth and some just searching for enemies in crowd of players. Literally I just walk around and my stats slowly grow - I know that after a few hundred hours I'll be much stronger and no need to buy premium things or even use the in-game market. My verdict is this game is very good place for Elder Scrolls enjoyers to just chill among fellow grinders. But as a game for an average player it's mediocre mega size. Most of my fun comes from accomplishing private objectives in speedrun cleaning map.

Great game, great style, great platforming. One thing I can say isn't so well thought is learning curve. First two islands I learned some basic tricks very intensively (500 deaths ~) and afterwards when I got used to graphics, music, difficulty and finally learned very efficient way to tackle every level - game became repetitive. On keyboard playing is rather comfortable, no technical problems, hitboxes are rather favorable for player, every boss fight has lots of stages and every stage has defined hp and a mark on whole boss fight bar. Dozens, if not hundreds, of different obstacles, different enemies, different ways to die. Fully recommended for players who wants a challenge, who search for inspiration, who like workout in very well designed environment. I didn't finish it, I'm not an ambitious one