Cheney K.

Animation was a little odd, story was kinda flat, and lines were amateur. Also there was too many 3-5 second shots that had awkward pauses. Just made the movie more slow paced due to it. This movie has potential but fell fairly flat.

After playing the first and finding the second was just released, I took advantage of the $1 deal for the ultimate game pass in order to play this game. I'm amazed at how far the studio has come in comparison to the first game. The graphics, the gameplay, voice acting, the music score!!! And wow...that storyline. I've never been so gripped and emotionally invested in a game story in a long while. I'm beyond impressed. The creators did a magnificent job creating a magnificent storyline and impeccable characters. The angst, trauma, and heartbreak I experienced in one game alone is a testament to the dedication they placed in this masterpiece. I loved how even being in the middle of battles, walking, and conversations between characters made me feel so immersed due to the flawless cinematic feel throughout the gameplay. Lastly, loved all the characters! I fell in love with Amicia in the first game and even more in the second, but *especially* fell in love with supporting character, Sophia. The first epilogue to the story gave a nice closing touch. Potential for more yet, if they decide to leave it at that, you didn't feel left hanging. The *second* epilogue after the credits was even better cause it is definitely teasing us that there's more story to tell! Love, love, love this game and a huge step up to the first. Made the painstaking effort I put in the first game worth experiencing the second to the fullest. Thank you for this masterpiece! Your work has not gone unnoticed!

The movie had plenty of potential but left much to be desired. As a woman, wife and mom who carries, there were plenty of situations where Gina's role could have been better. Why didn't her husband teach her how to shoot if he was such a good sharpshooter? My husband is passionate about making sure I know how to use a gun and because of that, I'm prepared to use it if necessary. Why didn't she shoot the times she had an open shot? Was it because she was limited on ammo? That wasn't explained either. Not enough dialogue as well. If there was some narrative to fill in the silence between waiting out the antagonists making a move, that would have been helpful (to fill in several plot holes). Also, I'm not sure what angle they were trying to make their antagonists to be. Why didn't they do more? True cutthroats and evil men don't have morals. They had plenty of chances to hurt the kids and wife as well. Another thing that bugged me is why they kept walking in front of the windows as full bodied targets. If you're in a real gun fight, you'd try to avoid being a target. The woman and child had plenty of opportunities to get shot/injured while holding up in the house and didn't. I doubt these men who carry guns wouldn't have missed that well (even though they said they wanted them unharmed, what makes you think a stray bullet wouldn't hit them or they would care less). Also why is Gina's character portrayed so weak? Is it because she has been said to have grown up in the city? I really don't get it. A woman who's trying to protect her family would fight harder than that. I know Gina would be better about defending herself in real life. I'm not sure why she's portrayed less than that in this movie. The husband's character rubbed me wrong as well. He gets depressed and gets drunk and gambles money he doesn't have. Then when he finally comes up on his wife who got caught by the antagonists, he just jumps on one of them then gets caught needlessly? Why couldn't he have started shooting (if he's a sharpshooter) and killed all of them? Instead he gets caught and beat. Ridiculous Being able to defend yourself is the point of the movie, but it was delivered poorly. You can tell whoever was in charge of the guns aspect didn't know much about them. Long distance shot at the end of the movie had no recoil as well. The wife couldn't shoot till the end of the movie and finally killed a few people but it always had to be point blank range. The mom and kids escaping from the home was a painful scene to watch, poorly planned and the scene with the mom talking to kid and making coffee felt to carefree in the height of the movie. Just overall confusing story line and writing. Love daily wire, love Gina, but this movie left a lot to be desired. I felt like it was along the lines of a overly drawn out movie with a lot of gaps and needless scenes. If those extra scenes had more diologue I don't think it would have been that bad but overall movie was poor, writing was poor, acting okay. Hopefully they take this feedback and improve on what they have.