Luke Staten

They got everyone hyped for a game that was great in concept and released something that was put together in a few weeks, then lied to our faces that they will be shutting down the servers since the game was not profitable for them, and then took the money and ran before they could face any sort of lawsuit or real-world consequences. The Day Before is a blatant scam.

This one surprised me! Love the gameplay, the story, and the graphics, and honestly the plot is very engaging and is worth every second. Who knew shooting Nazi’s would be so fun. I could also see how people could get offended by it and give it a bad review, but those people are Nazi’s themselves and that’s very understandable. Same thing with Far Cry 5. Even though it’s a masterpiece, some people got offended by it because of politics. And that’s very understandable if someone is a Nazi and a Republican, so their response is somewhat understandable. But that doesn’t mean it’s anything less than a masterpiece. Totally worth playing and totally worth your time.

I'll be the first to say it.... this movie could almost pass as a playstation 2 cutscene. but then, a playstation 2 cutscene would be more enjoyable. So do I recommend the movie, or do I hate the movie? The answer is: Both! It gives me something to laugh at, not the jokes, but the idea as a whole, and I've found a new horror film that does it's job! 10.5/10

I gotta say, Jim Carey can make any movie entertaining. I can see how looking at this movie critically, it isn’t anything spectacular. But if you want to watch a comedy that does it’s job, I don’t see why this film would be a bad choice. This movie does a really great job at taking heavy topics, like social class inequalities and fiscal cliffs, and making them entertaining to watch for any audience. I wouldn’t say everyone would get the type of humor though. One criticism I would say however, I didn’t like the addition of political references, as it never serves well with audiences and critics. But [spoiler warning] when they go on the bank heist, I immediately loved the direction they took, and the ending made sense and was a great resolution to the conflict. Overall, this movie is a great mid-2000s comedy that feels ahead of it’s time, in terms of the 2007 financial crisis. I gave this film a 4 out of 5 since it is very self-aware of its plot, and can tell a good story in a creative and original way.

BEAUTIFUL! 😻 It is a masterpiece and should make Hollywood worried that other companies are catching up.

Well... I'll just say it. They RUINED it! I have been a Halo fan all my life. Halo Reach was the game that hooked me in the franchise. I absolutely love the story, the Covenant, the designs, the vehicles, and the creativity of it all. It brings me to a whole other universe as I play Halo. Unfortunately, all good things come to an end. The thing I dislike the most is that 343 had a different perspective on the future of Halo. Why did they have to remove the traditionally famous jetpacks and the split-screen multiplayer? Who decided it was best for players to experience less of what makes Halo so great and more of what corporations envision the future of Halo to be like? Honestly, I was disappointed. I stopped playing Halo 5 in one month. That's how long it took me to realize how much was truly missing, and how much the previous Halo games succeed over this one. The campaign of Halo 5 was definitely my favorite part of it all. But multiplayer-wise, it was devastating, it was a disgrace to Halo fans, and it taught me 343 doesn't understand their fans at all.