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They did nothing to make you get to know the characters; I didn't even know their names, they just kind of throw you into a scene and expect you to immediately care about them. The writing was as bland as their personalities. The movie just kind of dragged on and did little to entertain you. It's definitely one of those movies you'll just stare at straight-faced, bored and reactionless, maybe occasionally laughing when something goes wrong for them. The bar must be really low for people to think this is a good movie, that or a good portion of the positive reviews are bot accounts fluffing the rating. 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

As a fan of the Fallout series since Fallout 3, I really enjoyed this show. You can tell the writers actually played the games because there was plenty of fan service. That ghoul character stole the show for me too, what a badass. I honestly can't wait for another season and I hope we get to see living Deathclaw and the lead character getting better weapons and gear as she gets more experienced, there's so much potential.

After watching the whole first season, I can say I found the show watchable but nothing to rave about. I showed the first couple episodes to a buddy and he just looked at his phone out of boredom and then passed out, we are both big TPB fans too. I was willing to look at the show as its own standalone thing but even then I found it to be the definition of mediocrity. I can't say I am craving another season but if they make one I'll still watch it. 🤷‍♂️

As someone who has played this game from day one, I think it's good enough at this point to deserve 3 stars but nothing beyond that. The constant nickel and diming their fan base with micro transactions and lack of creativity with things like lazy re-skins and creating tone-deaf content nobody wants, not to mention all of the bugs because they can't update without breaking things at the same time, really drags down the rating. Nothing like crashing for no reason repeatedly during a timed expedition and it resetting the objective you were on while not resetting the timer, especially when your task involves following around their janky AI which loves to get stuck on furniture and various other objects and has 3 separate boxes they need to take 1-2 minutes fumbling with to open. It's like watching someone with mannequin hands trying to open a latch without the use of their fingers. 🤦‍♂️ PvP is a boring, laughably broken mess which has one meta build & play style and the game is very similar because they have a habit of nerfing anything powerful. There isn't really much of a point in engaging in it for the most part. Then we have to talk about locking the best rewards behind fallout first which is their paid subscription service; want infinite storage of precious scrap and ammo rather than a measly 1200 lbs worth? How about that cardinal in the cage for your camp? Feel like getting through the scoreboard faster with score boosters to farm more rewards? Want to place a stash box, ammo box AND scrap box nearly anywhere you want? Oh, well that's simple my wealthy friend; just simply pay $20 a month for fallout first and all of that pay-to-win privilege is yours! 🤡 Beyond that the game does have its redeeming qualities, like the camp building (while buggy) is pretty awesome when you have a lot of plans and can build all sorts of fancy stuff. The combat is pretty fun if you know how to craft a proper build and roll some good gear, it still scratches that fallout itch for me but definitely isn't for everyone. All in all, the game has kept me playing for years, despite being extremely frustrating at times. 🤷‍♂️

My favourite arm wrestler of all time, Devon Larratt quotes this movie a lot, especially the "hat is like a switch" part. I had never seen it before so I decided to check it out and I can see why he loves it so much. Pretty much anyone who is into arm wrestling should watch this classic movie.

This show was a laugh riot, I went in not expecting much and was actually pretty impressed with the writing (for the most part). Whenever Seth MacFarlane is actually involved in his projects they turn out great, I hope they make another season. The only thing I didn't enjoy much was the Lisa Simpson-like daughter whose misguided views on equality (seems to simultaneously support equity which contradicts equality) makes her character quite insufferable and feels out of place for a show that supposedly takes place in the '90s. It's almost like they had to add her in the appease the cultists who can't enjoy anything without their asinine political views being parroted back at them by some sanctimonious character. It really felt like a character Eric Cartman would've created as Kathleen Kennedy because it follows the same formula. I just don't understand why the show would be set in in '90s if you have writers that have no idea what the '90s were like, as always it's just more political pandering from the usual suspects. Anyway, regressive activist nutjobs aside, it was still a good show.

It was alright. Apparently a lot of people are illiterate and thought this was season 2 of the actual show which is hilarious to me. Anyway, I think each episode ending part way into the next is really dumb and annoying because the show isn't that bingeable and yet they force you to watch the next episode if you want to conclude the previous one, I ended up not bothering half the time and forgot what was happening. A bunch of people definitely annoyed me too but fortunately they went home. Also, 278 is such an awful, selfish person. They honestly should've gave her a taste of her own medicine and made her make every jump until she fell since she didn't want to do the logical approach of doing 1 jump per person and thought her silly approach was somehow better. The fact she wasn't even aware of what she did wrong afterwards really just shows that people need to stop treating people like her with kids gloves and hold her accountable for her bad behaviour. Rather convenient how quickly she wanted to go back to making one jump per person once hers was done... Pathetic. 🤦

Fantastic movie if you're a normal person, a triggering experience if you're an illogical "woke" cultist. 🤣

Do they ever really find anything interesting? I made the mistake of watching the first couple seasons and never really got much out of it other than the narrator constantly asking stuff like "Could this be an ancient coin from the Knight's Templar?" followed by nothing happening and everything being a false alert. The narrator does nothing but ask you questions that lead to disappointment. I tuned in years later and am flabbergasted this show is somehow still making seasons of what appears to be nothing. 🤦🤣