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I think at this point I am fine with saying Far Cry 6 is my favorite in the franchise. A lot of people would probably beat me over the head for that statement but the way I look at it is 3 has a excellent story and decent gameplay, 4 has a good story and great gameplay, and 5 was mid on both fronts for me, and 6 has REALLY fun gameplay (for a ubi game) and a pretty good story imo. So I think while other Far Cry games get certain specific aspects better than 6, 6 is overall the strongest on all fronts. The scenery/island is beautiful, the weapons are fun and whacky but also realistic to an extent, combat is brutal and satisfying, story is surprisingly well done for a Ubi game and has a handful of memorable and deep characters in comparison to other games in the franchise, and much more. I just enjoy that the games story is relatively dark and gritty but it also doesnt take itself too seriously and still feels "gamey" and has some good comedic relief to balance things out. Overall if you know what you're getting into when you buy a Ubisoft game and dont have your bar set too high when going into it I think this is a very enjoyable game to just chill out and shoot bad guys and follow a decent and fun story. A lot of people are overly critical towards it because "ubisoft bad" which I would usually agree but sometimes you gotta just recognize a good game.

Amazing game. If you liked the first one then you'll love this. It keeps the same formula but adds onto just about everything, which is what all sequels should be imo. There are times where it is unnecessarily difficult and that can be frustrating but they are few and far between in my experience. There are also a few bugs that I have encountered that I had to reload saves and checkpoints to bypass and while they are more common than they should be they dont really hurt the overall experience for me. Other than those two problems though the rest of the game is damn near perfect and I really cant decide whether I liked this entry or the original game more but I highly recommend everyone play both of them as they are both equally amazing experiences.

This game is very bold in its asking price for what it actually offers. For $30 dollars you get a clunky (at best) boxing game that is closer related to ' rock em sock em robots' than with real boxing. Things like the basically non existent defense to the awful hand stamina mechanic really make it hard to really have a comfortable experience in this game. Something I will give it credit for however is how it tackles the little training exercises in between fights with methods such as: pad work with sylvester stallone (slow but fun), focus ball which acts as a dodging game, dummies, and heavy bags, etc. However the only problem with these things is they serve as almost no use since the actual boxing portion of the game is basically slug it out while moving your hands like an mentally challenged ape to run around the ring in some failed excuse for locomotion. Honestly there are ZERO reasons to purchase this over the vastly superior VR boxing game; Thrill of the Fight VR.It does just about everything better besides the training and is just overall a better experience oh and ITS 10 BUCKS.

With this movie and The Nun it is clear to see that the Conjuring franchise is starting to sway away from the classic take on demonic forces and instead present them in a more physical manner. I personally dont have a problem with them trying something new but for some that might be an instant turn off which to a degree is understandable. Now the movie itself is average. I would say its a 3.5/5, same with the Nun. While Im not thrilled about them releasing average movies instead of great movies like Conjuring 1+2 I would rather have average than trash. This movie is exactly what you would expect from an Annabelle movie but thats about it, nothing more and nothing less. It has some alright scares, really good characters and development, actors gave great performances, I like the setting of the Warrens house, and it even has some comedic relief and emotional moments at times. All in all its a solid movie but it feels more like Annabelle 2.5 or just less important than the other movies in the franchise in the sense that it feels like its just there so you can learn more about Judy and the various items lying around in the haunted object room which annabelle is stored in. This review is a mess so final conclusion is a good movie which you should give a chance but it wouldnt be a big deal if you skipped it. I personally really enjoyed it for what it was.

I dont get all the hate towards this movie. I would understand if the general consensus was it was a "meh" movie because to me at least it was. Not good but not bad just.... meh. Its definitely a fun movie to watch since its pretty fast paced compared to the other movies in The Conjuring franchise which usually have a slow-ish burn to them and start off with minor things and inch into the heavy jump scare type content whereas The Nun has a lot of jumpscares all the way throughout, some of which are cheap and uninspired, but there are also plenty of solid scares that you will not be expecting. The story could have been better but its nowhere near the worst I have ever seen, and I quite liked the ending how they brought it all home in a way. Another problem I had was with Valak. In the previous movies where she is seen you usually get an eerie gut feeling and mysterious vibe from her but in this movie shes just in her true demonic form as seen at the end of The Conjuring 2 but instead throughout most of the movie which I think takes away some of the originality from the character. Those are really the only negative things I can think to say about it right now. Other than that I quite enjoyed everything else about the movie: The actors were great, I LOVED the atmosphere and visuals, new take on demonic hauntings with some being actual physical beings (this may be a negative for some because it takes away from the "realism" of it but I thought it was cool), the ending was neat, sound design was pretty solid, had a gritty tone to it unlike other movies in the franchise, some good scares here and there. I'd say if youre a fan of the series definitely give this a watch but dont watch it like you would the other movies, go into it not as a Conjuring film but as its own thing. Kinda hard to explain but basically I enjoyed it for what it was and think its an okay entry in the franchise. As I said at the beginning: not great but not awful either. Give it a chance.

This may be, in my opinion, the most overhyped horror movie in history. I have genuinely heard people call this a modern horror classic and I could not disagree more. I saw this movie with high expectations but came out extremely disappointed. To me it feels like a cheesy little horror movie you would watch with your friends at a sleepover and then maybe talk about all the stupid things the characters did in the movie or what they didnt do that they should have done. I honestly dont see this movie as anything more than another cheesy teen horror flick and not even a very notable one at the end of the day. Best parts of this movie were some of the camera work was done well and I can remember one certain scare out of the entire movie that I thought was actually effective but Im pretty sure its the same one everyone remembers after watching this movie so if you've already seen it you can probably guess. I'm sorry if youre one of the people that say this movie "genuinely frightened" you but I guess it must just be my fault for not being afraid of someone slowly walking towards the camera or STD curses. Finally, I would say if you were thinking of watching this movie, just pass it on and watch one of the other countless actually good horror movies that came out in 2014.

Really interesting movie. I had to check about 3 different times to make sure it really came out this year because it feels like a movie that came out in the early 2000's, which isn't necessarily a bad thing for me at least. Only downsides to it are a few cheesy/cheap jumpscares and pretty low quality effects at points but if you can get past that the story and characters are all well put together for the most part and really left me scratching my head once the credits rolled but in a good way. I'd give it like a 3.7/5. Im also surprised it has a 80% google user review because this really doesnt seem like the type of movie people would appreciate these days but im all for it.