Francis Major

While I enjoyed the original *Twister*, this sequel unfortunately fell short of my expectations. The acting felt weak, the plot predictable, and the characters lacked originality. These issues made it difficult to stay engaged, and I ultimately didn't finish the film.

After a 10-year hiatus from playing SimCity I decided to take it up again, but ended up accidentally buying Cities Skylines. It turns out Cities Skylines is a fun game with great graphics and so many options. I paid $35 for the base game. Within one week, I managed to shell out another $160 for all of the DLC expansions. Was it worth it? I think it was. It's basically everything I wish SimCity 4 was back in the day and more.

I really enjoy this type of content. Although nobody really knows what extraterrestrial life might look like, this show helps bridge the gap. That being said, I don't think the type of life depicted on these worlds is that plausible. But then again, who knows?

I don't normally leave bad reviews on TV shows, but everything from the acting to the storyline stinks. I gave it a try and had to stop watching after the second episode.

This movie surprised me in many ways. The camera is focused on two young men and follows them throughout the movie. Two scenes in this movie brought me to tears, especially the one at the end with Richard Madden.