Tommy McConnell

Interesting episodic game idea where the chapters are released weekly. While I don't really enjoy having to wait to play a game I payed for up front, I appreciate the innovation. The story is great so far and the writing is incredibly sharp. Knocking off a star for paying $30 what feels like an incomplete gaming experience (even though I understand that's kind of the point).

Sorry, ladies and gents. This one’s a dud. So boring I found myself checking the time hoping it was close to being done so we could leave. Packing was horrific. Characters were so lifeless and no single A lister could save that dialogue. No amount of CGI galactus could save this. Also if I never see another news exposition montage, it’ll be too soon.

Much shallower look at 9/11 than what the Turning Point documentary series provides.

Interesting depicting of Norse mythology. Beautiful animation. A TON of cringeworthy dialogue. The lead actors give incredibly dull performances for the most part. The supporting cast was much better. Overall - empty calories. You know, the Snyder special. Also the decision to have the Vanir King communicate in exclusively low pitched mumbles is unintentionally hilarious.

Poorly written and frenetically paced. The constant plot narration by Harley and flashbacks make this movie feel more like a game of tennis with a dated alt metal soundtrack. There are some visually awesome scenes, the police station comes to mind, and Margot Robbie shines at times as the kind of titular character, but the writing falls way short of doing her performance justice. There are also no character arcs to invest any sort of emotion into. I thought DC and Warner Bros would have learned their lesson after the Suicide Squad disaster, but they haven't. This isn't close to as bad a film, but it's in no way good.

Horrible southern accents, an amnesia plot line, cyborg baddies. I’m pretty sure this is a trifecta of cliches. Doesn’t even come close to the first one.

A perfectly ordinary and unmemorable star wars experience. It checks all the boxes, walks back all the decisions from Last Jedi, and had me looking for the exit not a moment after credits rolled.

It's not a finished product. The bones for an amazing piece of content are all here, but it needs a lot of work before it lives up to its own potential. Hoping they can polish this to the level we all expected and I can update my review. I guess they'll need to stop delaying DLC first. Supremely disappointing.

Severely lacking any quintessential Pixar magic. A good watch, but not one I’ll continually go back to watch.

Honest to god, this is the best Star Wars original since the original trilogy. Why can’t all Star Wars properties be this good?