Philip Crossley

I was not going to watch after being jaded by the previous attempt to create a ghostbusters film. To which I mean the whole female cast ghostbusters that shoved feminist propaganda down its audience throat and called anyone sexist who didn't like how it felt. However, It was being played at the place I was at so I thought what the hell. Perhaps I went in with low expectations however It was surprisingly good and free from propaganda. The storyline was clear and made sense, you could get emotionally behind the cast and it was funny, quirky, and very entertaining to watch. There was no bad CGI animation, and they used old techniques for some of the ghostly props like on the classics. It was sensible in design and I won't spoil it for anyone who has not seen it yet, but the ending pleased me immensely and I felt it was a good close to a great movie. I think we can put ghostbusters to bed now and leave on a high note. Jason Reitman gets what the fans were after all along and in my eyes this was a success.

Good story but as a fan of the game series I can't fathom why they don't find actors that look like the characters in the game. Excellent choice of Geralt but they didn't try at all for Yenifer and Triss, as they in no way look like the characters, its hard to follow, my friend who watches this didn't even know triss was in the series until I pointed her out to him and he also was like What!!

I don't like much in the way of series or movies over the last few years. Mostly copy paste, predicable and boring. However this series I truly enjoyed enough to come write this review. Christopher waltz was amazing in this, when he talked you couldn't help to be gripped by what he had to say. Your emotions about Regus Patoff shift from like, hate and love and only a very charismatic actor can perform to this standard. I don't want to spoil this too much so stop reading if you can pick up spoilers easy but Throughout the whole series one could not predict what outlandish situation may occur next and how Regus will react to any situation and at the end you realize he did his job and did it well. In the corporate world the first to go is normally the leader, CEO as they are often the ones that make the poor decisions that are paramount to a company's death and true this series drops the dead weight right from the get go, while training and focusing on those that have potential. Its so poetic in logic and yet cruel in its application. Its business. Massive fan now and hope we see a season 2

Do you like games with long lasting choice ramifications?, are you sick of being the nice hero and want to do pretty much what ever you want?. Then Baldurs Gate 3 is for you, the deep multi dimension constant decision making means that even if you do make it to the end and its so addictive and immersive you likely will. You could play the whole thing again with alternative decisions and get a whole new experience. I am playing this time as the hero, but after completion I will be playing again as the most disgusting villain with the sound knowledge of a whole new experience. The graphics are amazing, the story is compelling, the choice dimensions are so deep a bad choice will affect you much later on. If you play this stick with your decisions and next time do something else. This is the game that gamer's dream of, full choice. Normally when a game is hyped the end result is disappointment. I braced my self for this but was in shock and awe at this title. I couldn't of asked for a better game. It was well worth the wait and everyone who worked on developing this title should be proud of them self's. There are still some bugs and crashes, but you can save at any time and they are working on ironing out the kinks. This will be an addition to the greats for years to come.