Gabriel Renfrow

The story content was good, but the delivery was not. I never thought I'd say this about a Scorsese film, but I thought it was a bad movie. The storytelling was muddled and the pace was uneventful. It was an overly-slow unfolding of terrible deeds being done. It wasn't entertaining, or seeming to go anywhere, or mean anything. There was no character development or mystery unveiling, or...anything. I think the story should've been lead by Lily Gladstone, told through her character's eyes/experience and not that of Leonardo DiCaprio's. Bummer.

I didn't think Chris Nolan could ever disappoint. I was mistaken. I thought the movie to be too jumbled, unfocused, not interesting and downright boring, therefore far too long. I really don't know why Nolan made this film.

I got my first Nintendo in 1985 or 86 when it first came out. I've not only been gaming since then but I've been playing the Zelda franchise as well. BOTW is, hands down for me, the best video game that's ever been made. It's a game of constant exploration and discovery. It's completely open and nonlinear in a way that inspires creative and strategic thinking. The way it uses scale to create such an immersive world with great depth and breadth is unmatched. The gameplay and fighting mechanics, the graphics, the stories and characters are all seamlessly woven into this iterative universe. Playing it gives me the same level of excitement and sense of wonder as when I got my first console way back when.

I'm so disappointed. It's so monotonous and boring, just like part 2. Everything takes place at a party or the like, go knock someone out, disguise yourself, put them in a locker to hide the body, and repeat until you find ghe main dude. Bummer.