Peer Kristijan

I don't have a gaming PC. I used to, but when it wasn't convenient to hold onto it, I did not simply because I did not need one. The CS2 update has made the CS experience out of my immediate reach. Instead, I had to subscribe to a cloud gaming service which costs me the local purchasing power parity equivalent of 100 dollars per month. It's by far and beyond the only game that I'm playing on the platform, and mostly because I love the aiming, shooting, and positioning dynamic of the game, which is, from what I can tell, identical to CS GO, which makes sense because CS GO's game dynamic is perfect when it comes to the aspects that I outlined. I don't get why Steam didn't just release the new graphical changes as part of an update which would give users the option of opting into the graphical update. It has not only costed me more money to adjust, but it's also more convenient as cloud gaming is laggier, which has costed me quite a few rounds in games. If there is a competitor to CS 2, a real one, I will switch.

I don't know. Were the actors really gay? It's a nice film and I found one of the subplots to be very charming. It's sad to see what ended up happening to the two lovers in the end. This movie depicts a tragedy, a story of what could be. Despite the fact that it was shot in 2005, the movie did a great job of depicting a bygone era.

This show provides an insightful glimpse into upper class living in LA, specifically the working lives of agents in an influential real estate agency. They really do have a lot of influence considering the fact that they're facilitating sales and developing properties in upscale neighborhoods which does trickle down to what more normal neighborhoods and properties become like. Sure, the agents can be catty. However, people aren't perfect and if they're incredible in whatever it is that they're doing well, then there must be an equal deficit somewhere else. It's just human nature and I'm not going to let that prevent me from watching this very cool show.

I think it's a good movie. I particularly liked the soundtrack. The plot got mildly intense at times. However, the ending was relatively satisfying. The acting is quite believable. There were scenes in the movie that shocked me, but it seems like the film maker was trying to push some boundaries and I alway appreciate that happening in this industry. Some have said that this show isn't particularly thrilling. Well yeah, it's about a relatively boring family who moves to a town that's equally boring, which isn't a bad thing. I think there's a place for this as not every show has to be about heavy CGI and complicated political intruiges. I think that this movie executes what it was going for in very good way. Overall, it's a good movie and if the movie description intruiges you, I recommend that you watch it.

It's a very nice movie. Make sure to watch the original cut version.

The movie was very nice. As someone whose parents divorced and remarried, the plot reasonated with me. I liked the production quality, and the plot was engaging.

If you want to see a depiction of a communistic post-modern society where everyone lives like they're a part of the 1%, look no further. The production quality is fascinating. However, I dislike the plot because it just seems cliche. I would've appreciated a more nuanced look at this society from a non-outsider viewpoint.

This movie is simply incredible. I found the depiction of how the main human character navigated chimp society in terms of it's social, philosophical, political, legal, and religious aspects to be so intruiging, and I'm saying this as someone who has read political history books which included themes like identity and belongingness. I also liked a lot of the little things that the movie producers have done to make this movie one-of-a-kind.

This is the best movie that I've ever watched. The plot is unique and engaging, the acting is stellar, and the production quality is phenomenal. I highly recommend this movie.