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The movie is violent, graphic, disturbing and yet borders on perfect. Behind the violence and graphic nature is that fantasy, that desire, to see a monster facing another monster and the battle waged in a cat and dog revenge masterpiece. The storyline is one taken from so many movies but with the spin of the hero becoming so much of an anti-hero that he makes the villain look like the victim is impressive. It's a literal tour de force, with two of Korea's best modern day actors and two that could rival any Hollywood "A-lister". Watch this movie if you can, just be prepared for the stomach turning, nerve wracking, twists and turns of a very disturbing movie. This movie is an underrated gem and one that should be on many top 5 lists but isn't because it's Korean market and not Hollywood.

Rehash of same enemies, back on the moon, and more exotic hand cannons....yawn. Bungie needs to get a new plan of action. You have all these other planets that you ignore. You have had no new real enemy since D1. Tired and stale.

This game is one of the best Ghost Recons in their 20 year history, and one of the best tactical shooters to come out in years. People are upset because it's not fitting their idea of what it SHOULD have been? Or about moot "loot pay2win" which literally does NOTHING to affect game play. GRWL was fantastic as far as freedom and the options available to you. Breakpoint took those, combined what worked from other titles in it's line-up and made a knock out game. I love the fact you can pretty much do ANYTHING you want at ANYTIME in this game, and the challenge the wolves provide when hunting you, makes this 10x better. It's not GRWL 2.0, it's not The Division 2.5, it's an evolution of both. Keep this going Ubisoft!

By far, one of the best "super hero" shows to happen in quite some time. Taking into account the egos, personas, trials and tribulations that a person with those kinds of gifts would go through, and how there is always someone there to manipulate them further makes it feel more realistic than the MCU idea of super heroes being perfect. Anthony Starr (Banshee) does a great job as the "villain" and Karl Urban (Star Trek) is the anti-hero to a T. The cast is fantastic, the writing is great, and bringing back people like Elizabeth Shue and Haley Joel Osmond is also a surprise cast choice but it works. I hope this show runs for a while, and that Amazon does't screw up like Netflix did and prematurely end runs of great hero stories.

Want to watch a good movie with the (almost) exact same plot line and far better acting? The Fan (DeNiro and Snipes). 100x better.

Where to begin. This movie is so historically accurate that you should get college credit just for watching it. Clearly joking. However, what this movie does do is put an indelible smile on your face for the hour and a half or so it is on, and make you laugh like you haven't likely laughed in a very long time. While there are a few parts I don't feel are truly necessary to be in the movie to convey the story, most things that are in it are hilarious. The rifts on pop culture, the reversals of certain issues and general nonsense make this a very fun movie. This movie does what it set out to do 100%. It's not going to win any academy awards, even though it's likely more entertaining than 99% of those movies. Don't sell this movie short and see a low rotten tomatoes score and pass on it. It's worth the ~hour and a half and maybe a few additional viewings to catch all the little Easter Egg style tidbits.

This movie is pretty much non-stop action, a la The Raid. But unlike the raid, this movie and it's camera work and editing specifically, are terrible. The fight scenes are the only saving grace of this movie and after a while, are repetitive. The story is tired, and over played out. The acting is rather stiff, and there isn't really much to say positive about this movie.

Tired, boring, and flat out not funny anymore. Rock should return to SNL where his level of "comedy" now would make him king on a likewise dull show. So many SNL alums phoning it in now. Rock speaks on a variety of issues, none of them funny or touching. Bird box was funnier.