Michael Hellyer

Absolutely love it. The story is great, the characters are detailed and interesting, it's great to see another side to the magic in the MCU.

I really wanted to like this but there is just too many plot-breaking questions. Sadly the writers ignored these questions in the name of a scary plot and flashy visuals. I won't ruin it for anyone but I'll just say this, you can't ignore the science part of science fiction.

Loved it. What a return to form for marvel. My only criticism was that it felt rushed and could have afforded to have been longer. Other than that I loved the storyline, the interaction between the characters and the general epicness of the story. Definitely could have done with a little more crossover to other franchises but I trust in the plan that this will eventually link to the other movies in an amazingly well written way.

Such an amazing game. Everything about this game is amazing. This is definitely GOTY material. The story is perfect, the NPCs are rich and well written. Voice acting is next level, I cannot fault it. I think it was so bitter the way other game developers talked this game down because it dared to develop a game in line with active user feedback, moaning that it set an unrealistic expectation on all Devs. All game Devs should be taking notes, the new standard is set. They cAn no longer release broken games and then sell the rest of the story in micro transactions.

If you're a Trekkie and haven't seen this yet, you're missing out. It is the perfect blend of comedy and nostalgic appreciation. This show is deep cut after deep cut from all the shows.

Ok for the first couple of seasons, then after that it's a Kevin Sorbo vanity piece. It's actually quite funny without meaning to be. Sorbo plays a kind of Poor man's Captain Kirk. An absurd parody of the ship's Captain who is never wrong, never makes a bad choice and always wins no matter how stupidly absurd the likelihood of success is. If you listen carefully, you can hear Gene Roddenberry spinning at warp factor 9.9 in his grave.

Possibly the worst version of the superman character I've ever seen, and I'm not referring to Cavil's interpretation, theres just no acting your way out of a fundamentally badly written and directed film. Snyder's decisions on the character were clumsy and very irreverent of such a long written character. Jerry and joe would've hated these films.

I was on board until the telepathic octopus turned up. It all got a little Avant Garde for me after that.

Everything that trek should be. Exciting, sometimes tense, while not taking itself too seriously. Great characters that you can get into and explore their arcs.