James Matheson

Tedious paint by numbers writing, too many convenient coincidences, way too much contrived sentimentality, weak predictable story, awful acting. Wish it was better, Ishiro Honda deserved better, but this is what we got: a poorly written melodrama completely removed from the original movie’s intent. Godzilla is an allegory for the consequences of humankind tampering with forces beyond their understanding and control. This show reduces it to nothing more than the backdrop to young adults going through teenage angst.

Seemingly weird and confusing for the sake of being weird and confusing. There are moments where the show shines but there are many more that are just annoyingly convoluted and exhaustingly drawn out. However, at least this long tedious journey ends well and it’s magnificent sound track makes the trip tolerable.

Bioware released a sixty dollar broken game with only fifteen dollars worth of content with the promise to 'fix' it and add more content over the rest of the year. And they hid this fact with a deceptive hype campaign and then, when they got called out on their BS they released disingenuous 'apologies.' Other games as a service released a finished product with a full sixty dollars worth of content with the promise to add more, for example: The Division 2. I've lost all respect for Bioware and have uninstalled Anthem after 117 hours of game play because it is boringly repetitive and unrewarding. Maybe I'll reinstall it at some point but I doubt it, not as disgusted as I am with them.