Ivor Summersides

Second best GTA game, right behind San Andreas. A welcome throwback to the time before DLC and online. PS3/XBox 360 really was peak gaming.

A theatrical version of the TPB “Out of the Park” series. Without spoiling too much, this movie focuses on Bubbles and his newly formed band, “The Shit Rockers”, and their escapades opening for Billy Bob Thornton’s band “The Boxmasters”. Ricky and Julian play minor roles. Randy takes the co-pilot seat next to Bubbles for this one. This movie is more for the long-term TPB fan, definitely funny moments throughout but it felt like something was missing… Still giving it 4 stars because the Trailer Park Boys are Canadian comedy legends, and I respect what Mike Smith has done for shelter cats over the years.

It’s an ok game. I’m about 70% complete and I just have no interest in finishing this game. I’m tired of running around spending hours climbing walls and fighting random wild animals. Nearly impossible without YouTube walk throughs. Cal’s powers are nerfed or otherwise useless in boss fights. Very repetitive, XP farming is a must.

First off, I have to say that Amandla Stenberg, Manny Jacinto, and Lee Jung-jae Nailed their roles. There’s nothing wrong with the acting. I think the downfall of this show was trying to cram the entire story into 8 episodes. It felt rushed, and I think this is what really caused this show to fall on its face. In classic Disney fashion, the entire point of the first season seemed to be a big pilot episode for season 2. Disney needs to stop doing this. It makes every episode feel like filler and they don’t have time to establish a plot with substance. Shows used to have 20 episodes per season. I don’t know why no one can seem to do this anymore. These Disney shows have huge budgets. Where does all the money go? This could have been a great show, but I feel like the Disney board room cut it down so much it just didn’t make much sense. Too bad, I was looking forward to something other than “Rebellion vs some variation of the Empire”.

Big fan of the original live action series and movies, but this is just lazy cgi animation with recycled jokes from the original seasons 1-7. Funny moments but nothing memorable.

It’s an immigrant story with a bit of comedy sprinkled in. It’s not a Cheech & Chong movie, don’t expect a bunch of goofy escapades. It’s not a stoner movie, this was Cheech’s foray into a legitimate acting career. Overall, “Born in East LA” was a decent watch.

As much as I love Star Wars, nothing they’ve done in the last 10 years touches either of the Dune movies. This is adult sci-fi done right.

The best men’s mental health story ever told. This movie depicts a man’s descent into hate and madness, beginning with the traumatic childhood loss of his father in WW2, which preludes a life of isolation and alienation. Accurately depicts how cruel the world once was, and still can be. Absolutely brilliant work by both the band and film makers.

If you want campy & corny, along with 1980’s hair and costume design, and a bit of sci-fi fun, this movie is worth a watch. By no means an academy award winner, but it’s a fun idea and a good example of the digital effects of the time.